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A simple Remembrance-themed Year 1 codebreaker supporting letter recognition, early reading, phonics and handwriting. Children match pictures to letters, write the corresponding letters and decode a simple hidden phrase. Ideal for Year 1 literacy activities.
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Make Remembrance-themed learning fun with this simple and engaging Year 1 codebreaker activity. Using symbols, pictures and letters, this resource encourages children to use their early reading and writing skills to decode a simple hidden phrase. Children are encouraged to look carefully at each picture or symbol and identify the corresponding letter needed to complete the code. They can then write the correct letters underneath the pictures in the tables. Once they have decoded all of the symbols, children can use their reading skills to work out the hidden message. This Remembrance Day codebreaker for Year 1 is a fun way to practise letter recognition, reading and letter formation while incorporating a Remembrance theme. It can be used as an independent activity, a small-group task, a literacy challenge or as part of a wider Remembrance Day lesson. Skills supported include: Letter recognition Early reading Letter formation and handwriting Phonics and decoding Picture and symbol matching Visual discrimination Applying letter knowledge Reading a simple hidden message The activity is particularly suitable for Year 1 children who are confident reading and forming individual letters. Encourage children to look closely at each picture, identify the matching letter and write it in the correct space. When they have completed the code, can they read the letters and discover the hidden phrase? Who can crack the code and work out what it says?
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