This downloadable set helps your child practise reading and spelling words containing the /əʊ/ sound spelled ‘oe’, using proven, multi-sensory strategies.
Designed by a dyslexia specialist, these cards support learners who benefit from seeing, saying, hearing and moving as they learn. Each word card is provided in two versions: one with the ‘oe’ spelling pattern clearly highlighted in red, and one without – making it easier to tailor support as your child grows in confidence.
This set includes:
Carefully selected /əʊ/ words like toe, oboe, potatoes, roe
A wide range of multi-sensory activity ideas, from jumping games and silly sentence building to spelling with window pens
A simple progress tracker to help you note when words are blended and read automatically
The cards can be used at home alongside your usual phonics scheme or as part of a structured intervention. They’re ideal for supporting children with dyslexia, slow processing speed, or those who need lots of overlearning and movement-rich practice.
For extra ideas and video examples of ways to use this resource, check out my social media pages or blog. You can also browse the shop for other resources exploring different /əʊ/ spellings or root words.
This downloadable set helps your child practise reading and spelling words containing the /əʊ/ sound spelled ‘oe’, using proven, multi-sensory strategies.
Designed by a dyslexia specialist, these cards support learners who benefit from seeing, saying, hearing and moving as they learn. Each word card is provided in two versions: one with the ‘oe’ spelling pattern clearly highlighted in red, and one without – making it easier to tailor support as your child grows in confidence.
This set includes:
Carefully selected /əʊ/ words like toe, oboe, potatoes, roe
A wide range of multi-sensory activity ideas, from jumping games and silly sentence building to spelling with window pens
A simple progress tracker to help you note when words are blended and read automatically
The cards can be used at home alongside your usual phonics scheme or as part of a structured intervention. They’re ideal for supporting children with dyslexia, slow processing speed, or those who need lots of overlearning and movement-rich practice.
For extra ideas and video examples of ways to use this resource, check out my social media pages or blog. You can also browse the shop for other resources exploring different /əʊ/ spellings or root words.
