JUNIOR LEARNING

Use this unique card matching system to improve literacy and numeracy skills. Smart Tray ® uses 2 types of cards – matching cards and question/answer cards. Students will have hours of fun, completing each activity and checking on the back of the Smart Tr

Written specifically for the progression of Letters and Sounds, these readers will follow children week-by-week through the programme providing them text-based context to practise their emerging reading skills.

Real World Decodables (Hi-Lo) Written especially for older and struggling readers, we present our Real World Decodables. Age-appropriate, high-interest, non-fiction covering social studies and STEM topics.

These full-colored cards provide an image for each of the 44 sounds to act as a mnemonic for learning. Borders are color-coded according to a developmental progression. Clear photographic images are used throughout.

The Non-Fiction Letters & Sounds readers also follow the Letters & Sounds progression on a week-by-week basis (letter-by-letter). Non-fiction titles engage all learners, especially boys who may be more interest in learning facts.

The Non-Fiction Letters and Sounds readers also follow the Letters and Sounds progression on a week-by-week basis (letter-by-letter).

Set of 84 magnetic foam letters with unique in-built magnetic board. Children build new words on the magnetic board as they discover new letter patterns.

Fast track your calculating skills with Becky the Butterfly and the Smart Tray!

Ages 7-8. Grades 2-3. Improve calculating skills involving the four operations. Visual math used throughout. Activities begin with addition and subtraction and progress t

Fast track your calculating skills with Ben the Bee and the Smart Tray!

Ages 5-7. Grades K-2. Improve calculating skills involving the four operations. Visual math used throughout. Activities begin with simple tasks of addition and subtraction. Covers

Sentence Flips is a double-sided flip stand which enables students to build new sentences.

Vowel Sound non-fiction readers introduce a further 20 letter pattern, mainly focusing on alternative vowel sounds. Text uses only decodable regular words (according to the week by week progression) along with 'tricky words'.

Blend non-fiction readers introduce 38 different adjacent consonants (or blends). Text uses only decodable regular words (according to the week by week progression) along with 'tricky words'. Phase 4 readers have a strictly controlled vocabulary that foll