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The Reception Starter Bundle is the perfect way to help your child develop their phonics skills. These flashcards will support your child from the early stages of recognising sounds through to reading words and captions.
The cards can be used for quick and easy games, making learning fun. You can use them to support your child at home or on the go.
This bundle contains a pack of:
Reception Flashcards - Ph 2-4
Phase 2 Words & Captions
Not suitable for children under 36 months old.
Reception Starter Bundle - Set 1 & 2
Reception Flashcards - Phase 2-4
Phase 2 Words & Captions
Size
Contains:
Guidance cards.
Phase 2 - Orange
23 sound cards
26 high frequency words
6 tricky words
Phase 3 - Green
27 sound cards
12 high frequency words
12 tricky words
Phase 4 - Pink
6 high frequency words
14 tricky words
Reviews
I love these flashcards! Even though I am a teacher, I find the MWC resources clearer and more well designed than many of the resources I have in school and these have been perfect for practising sounds and letter recognition through games. The kids love having their own special cards. Highly recommend these superb quality cards, especially during reception year, to help consolidate sounds and have fun!
These cards are brilliant. Perfectly sized for little hands. Very clear. I love the illustrated ones. I like to follow Sophie for tips on how to use them. My little one gets chuffed every time he gets something right and seeing his pleased little face is so worth it. Low prep, high efficacy! My kind of thing. Thanks!
We’ve loved using this bundle to support our early reading journey. Phonemic awareness and recognition is made easier with these flashcards and activities. Be sure to follow MWC on social media for extra tips and games to help your little ones.
Lovely quality glossy cards with a clear font. Definitely supported my daughter’s learning. A great bundle and the illustrations and captions are super captivating for this age group 👌
You can't walk in a room in our house without seeing one of your cards. We stick them on the doors to read each time we walk into a room.