Mastering Dyslexia – Maths Support

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Write Initial Sounds – Phonics Support for Early Literacy & Dyslexia Empower young learners with a multisensory, phonics-based approach to mastering initial sounds. The Write Initial Sounds resource is a comprehensive, dyslexia-friendly toolkit designed to support children in developing phonemic awareness and early writing skills. Structured around Phases 2 and 3 of systematic synthetic phonics, this resource helps learners identify and write the initial sound of each word, guided by clear images and targeted letter-sound patterns. Perfect for learners with dyslexia or delayed phonological development, the sheets can be used as individual worksheets or transformed into tactile, reusable cards through lamination—ideal for multisensory and overlearning strategies. Key Features: Complete Phase 2 & 3 Coverage – From basic sounds like s, a, t, p to more complex ones like j, v, w, x, y, z. Clear Visual Prompts – Engaging pictures support word recognition and sound-symbol mapping. Flexible Use – Ideal for 1:1 intervention, small group phonics, or continuous provision in classrooms. Structured Progression – Activities gradually build confidence and mastery, ideal for cumulative learning. Dyslexia-Supportive Design – Encourages auditory discrimination and fine motor development, using simple layouts to reduce cognitive load. Whether you’re a dyslexia specialist, SENCO, or classroom teacher, Write Initial Sounds is an essential phonics companion that supports decoding, encoding, and early spelling—foundations that unlock reading success.
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