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Phase 5 Roll and Read Mat ou

How does this resource excite and engage children's learning?

Get your children to roll a dice and recite the phase five phonemes on the line that matches their number, perfect for literacy lessons.

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  • Lorraine8 - Verified member since 2015
    Reviewed on 26 November 2019

    Useful independent activity to practice reading in a fun way.

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    • Hello Lorraine8,
      I'm pleased you found this resource helpful. We really appreciate your feedback :)

      Jessie.B1717@Twinkl 4 years ago
      One person found this helpful
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  • lauren.piras - Verified member since 2016
    Reviewed on 14 April 2018

    Great resource! Looking for different ways teachers use these :)

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    • Hi lauren.piras,
      It's always lovely to hear that people like our resources. I'd ask the children to roll a dice and then read out the words on the line that matches the number they roll. Please do let us know if you come across any other ways of using this. Have a lovely day! :)

      Michaela.G@Twinkl 6 years ago
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    • I use counters, and play it as a game where the first person to get four in a row in any direction wins.

      benitaranzon 3 years ago
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    • Hello benitaranzon,
      I'm really glad you're finding it useful! Thanks for sharing :)

      Rachel.N6202@Twinkl 3 years ago
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  • Terit17 - Verified member since 2015
    Reviewed on 12 June 2015

    Great for 1 to 1 sessions with dyslexic students

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    • Hi Terit17,
      You're very welcome! Thank you for commenting :)

      sophie.h@Twinkl 8 years ago
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  • kath750 - Verified member since 2015
    Reviewed on 03 May 2015

    Love these!!! Great for students working in pairs.

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  • jakifraser - Verified member since 2012
    Reviewed on 12 March 2015

    This would be good with alternative pronunciations of ou too.

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  • marque6998 - Verified member since 2020
    Reviewed on 10 April 2024
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  • lisamomoza - Verified member since 2018
    Reviewed on 07 March 2023
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  • zafiro1020 - Verified member since 2020
    Reviewed on 18 February 2023
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  • gulya3 - Verified member since 2022
    Reviewed on 20 December 2022
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  • Sylvia9475 - Verified member since 2016
    Reviewed on 08 June 2022
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  • mona.r9859 - Verified member since 2020
    Reviewed on 02 December 2021
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  • Sanaebel - Verified member since 2018
    Reviewed on 15 October 2020
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    How does this resource excite and engage children's learning?

    Get your children to roll a dice and recite the phase five phonemes on the line that matches their number, perfect for literacy lessons.

    Looking for more ou words resources? Take a look at this brilliant ou Word Phonics Activity and this Ou Grapheme Workbook.

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