Let’s Learn Phonics
Hear it. Say it. Map it. Write it. Read it. Use it.
Structured, parent-friendly phonics support for building the foundations of reading and spelling at home.
Free Starter Toolkit
The Let’s Learn Phonics Free Starter Toolkit gives families a simple, practical way to begin phonics at home.
Rather than asking children to memorise letters in isolation, the kit helps them connect spoken sounds, written letters, reading and spelling.
Inside the Starter Kit
You’ll find:
four introductory sound cards: m • s • a • t
simple parent prompts on the back of each card
the Hear it → Say it → Map it → Write it → Read it → Use it routine
first word-building activities
simple words including am, at, mat and sat
a first controlled mini-read
practical support for when your child gets stuck
easy printing instructions
No teaching experience is required.
foundations Toolkit
The Let’s Learn Phonics Foundations Toolkit | Levels 1–4 is a structured phonics resource that helps families teach early reading and spelling skills at home.
Rather than simply providing flashcards or word lists, the toolkit shows you what to teach, how to teach it, what to say and what to try if your child gets stuck.
Children move from hearing sounds in spoken words to connecting sounds with letters, building words and reading short, controlled text.
Inside the toolkit
The Foundations Toolkit guides your child through:
Level 1 — Getting Ready
Hear, blend, segment and manipulate sounds in spoken words.
Level 2 — Crack the Code
Connect spoken sounds with written letters.
Level 3 — Build Words
Blend sounds to read and segment words to spell.
Level 4 — Grow Your Words
Read and spell words containing consonant blends.
You’ll also receive
the complete Foundations sound-card set
simple visual cues on child-facing cards
step-by-step teaching prompts on the reverse
progressive word banks
word-building activities
word chains
sentence strips
controlled mini-texts
practical parent teaching scripts
If They’re Stuck support
What Should I Notice? guidance
clear next steps for future phonics learning
printing instructions for the reusable flashcards