This year I have some excellent new colleagues, and one of them, Caitlin Stephenson, is queen of making therapy fun for kids.
She grew up playing cards with abundant siblings, and came up with the idea of phonics playing cards.
For an affordable, fun, social, portable phonics activity that can be tailored to a range of ages and abilities, they’re hard to beat.
Caitlin and I have so far collaborated to create over 50 decks of downloadable phonics playing cards, and so far I’ve put 30 of them in the Spelfabet shop. (April 2020 update: there are now 57 decks in the shop, I’m about to add another dozen, and there are still a few more to come). Continue reading