Floppy's Phonics Teaching Programme
Rigorous synthetic phonics teaching for reading success
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A step-by-step and flexible DfE validated phonics programme that engages children in reading from the outset. Developed by highly respected phonics expert Debbie Hepplewhite MBE, is perfect for schools who want high-quality phonics teaching resources and professional development in a range of online formats, for full confidence in teaching phonics.
- A systematic and structured approach with built-in consolidation and revision to ensure every child succeeds
- Features the much-loved recurring characters of Biff, Chip and Kipper to engage children from the outset
- Professional Development is available to support the successful implementation of the programme
- Closely-matched, Floppy's Phonics Decoding Practice offers targeted reading practice at each stage of teaching
- Decodable reading practice throughout teaching resources and aligned decodable readers from Floppy’s Phonics Fiction and Traditional Tales.
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Series contains:
- 48 teaching books
- Mixed Poster Pack
- Flashcards for Levels 1-4 and Level 5
- Frieze
- Online Subscription
- Teaching Handbooks per year including activity sheets
- Activity Books
- Floppy's Phonics Decoding Practice - closely matched decodable books for phonics practice
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Professional Development
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Interactive Teaching Sequence
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Training Demonstrations
Available through the Online Subscription, view this example of a Training Demonstration to support the implementation in your school
How does Floppy's Phonics support Letters and Sounds?
This chart explains the systematic way Floppy's Phonics builds reading progress through each phase of Letters and Sounds matching each book to each phase.
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Case Study on Floppy's Phonics Teaching Programme
Read how Hartford Manor Primary School have been using Floppy's Phonics Teaching Programme during school closure
Review on Floppy's Phonics Teaching Programme
Read why Lord Scudamore Academy have been using Floppy's Phonics Teaching Programme for over a decade.
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Debbie Hepplewhite on synthetic phonics | Blogs
How to keep everyone on track with phonics (Video)
Debbie Hepplewhite introduces herself and describes why she became so passionate about synthetic phonics teaching.
2 min 9 seconds
Positive Partnerships with Parents (Video)
Debbie Hepplewhite shares her top tips for working with parents to involve them in teaching reading, spelling and writing.
2 min 54 seconds
Blogs from Oxford
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Review | June 2020
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“After using the programme for a short time I could see that the children in my support school were making excellent progress, especially the lowest 20%.”
Katreena Heywood, Early Years Lead, Hartford Manor Primary School and Nursery, Cheshire
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