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Super Sentence Prompt Card Display or Flashcard Free Teaching Resource

A super sentence prompt card. This list includes; capital letter, finger space, sound it out, write it down and full stop. A simple prompt to support children in their early writing in an Early Years (EYFS) or KS1 classroom.

These can be used for child initiated learning or use daily on tables to support children. 1 prompt on A4 page to be used as display or can be printed in multiples to reduce the size.

A lovely free teaching resource for an Early Years (EYFS), KS1, KS2, Primary and Secondary classroom. This resource can be used to support both children and teachers. Have a look at our other free teaching resources.

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