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b and d posters (Ref: SB1211)
Simple A4-sized posters showing ‘b’ and ‘d’ the correct way round in a pictorial way. A useful visual reminder to display in your classroom.
Simple A4-
Confusing letters desktop prompt cards (Ref: SB6070)
A set of printable cards to sit on pupils’ desk as reminders on how to form letters that are sometimes confused with each other. Includes b & d, i and j, m and n and p and q.
A set of printable cards to sit on pupils’ desk as reminders on how to form letters that are sometimes confused with each other. Includes b & d, i and j, m and n and p and q.
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b and d posters (Ref: SB8085)
A set of posters for reminding children how to tell the difference between the letters ‘b’ and ‘d’ using a cricket bat and ball and a drum and stick.
A set of posters for reminding children how to tell the difference between the letters ‘b’ and ‘d’ using a cricket bat and ball and a drum and stick.
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p and q posters (Ref: SB2453)
Simple A4-sized posters showing ‘p’ and ‘q’ the correct way round in a pictorial way. A useful visual reminder to display in your classroom.
Simple A4-
i and j poster (Ref: SB2486)
A simple A4-sized poster showing ‘i’ and ‘j’ the correct way round in a pictorial way. A useful visual reminder to display in your classroom.
A simple A4-
m and n posters (Ref: SB6068)
Simple A4-sized posters showing ‘m’ and ‘n’ in a fun pictorial way. A useful visual reminder to display in your classroom.
Simple A4-
f and t posters (Ref: SB8416)
Simple A4-sized posters showing ‘f’ and ‘t’ in a pictorial way. A useful visual reminder to display in your classroom.
Simple A4-
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Confusing numbers posters (Ref: SB7285)
Colourful posters with pictorial representations of the numbers 3, 5 and 9 that children sometimes write reversed.
Colourful posters with pictorial representations of the numbers 3, 5 and 9 that children sometimes write reversed.
