JUNIOR LEARNING

The Alphabet Arc is a double-sided magnetic arc, with the alphabet presented on one side and a rainbow presented on the other. Comes in four quadrants, which can also be used for teaching the sequencing of letters. Ages 4+.

The Sentence Toolbox is a handy tool for building sentences.

Spelling readers have been written with a rich vocabulary including embedded words that contain suffixes. They also consolidate earlier taught phonics skills and ‘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

Equivalence dominoes include a 28-piece set of melamine dominoes. Dominoes come in a collectors tin for storage. Children will love the feel of real dominoes as they complete the equivalence matching game.

The Letter Sound Poster is a classroom wall border display that covers the first 52 graphemes of Phases 2 and 3 from the Rainbow Phonics program.  Each letter is provided with a visual image and a catchy mnemonic to reinforce the letter sound. 

Learn all your Heart Words off by heart.  Heart Words by Rainbow Phonics is a set of 93 Heart Word cards which provide visual clues as to how to learn heart words (tricky or common exception words).

Rainbow Alphabet and Digraphs is the perfect hands-on, magnetic resource to excite and engage children about learning how to build new words by literally building them!

The exciting word building game allows children to blend sounds to make new words. It focuses on the most common words in Consonant Vowel Consonant patterns.

Syllables flips is a double-sided flip stand for teaching prefixes, suffixes and root words. Simply flip over pages to change the meaning and build new words. Prefixes, suffixes and root words are color-coded to support learning.

Word Families is an interactive literacy game for the whole family!

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