Year 2 Phonics Becoming a Reader Reading & Writing Kit (Ages 5-7)
Year 2 Phonics Becoming a Reader Reading & Writing Kit (Ages 5-7)
- • BUILD confident reading & writing skills with Ruth Miskin's trusted phonics programme
- • Includes Six Storybooks, Phonics Flashcards, Handwriting Book & parent handbook
- • Aligned to Year 2 phonics progression for independent reading & writing
- • Features structured phonics from Read Write Inc, used by over 25% of UK primary schools
- • Standard Delivery within 2-3 working days.
About the Year 2 Phonics Becoming a Reader Reading & Writing Kit (Ages 5-7)
Year 2 Phonics Becoming a Reader Reading & Writing Kit (Ages 5-7) gives your child everything they need to develop confident reading and independent writing skills during Years 1 and 2. Built on Ruth Miskin's proven Read Write Inc. synthetic phonics programme—used by over a quarter of UK primary schools—this complete kit supports the natural progression from sounding out words to reading longer sentences and stories fluently. Six carefully structured storybooks, phonics flashcards, a dedicated handwriting book, and a parent handbook work together to reinforce the core skills your child is learning at school, helping them keep pace with the English National Curriculum expectations for Key Stage 1.
Each component has a clear role: the storybooks introduce longer texts with shared reading prompts so you can guide comprehension and expression; the flashcards build recognition of the next set of sounds that make up everyday words; and the handwriting book provides targeted practice for the vocabulary featured across the kit. The parent handbook offers straightforward advice on how to support your child's developing literacy at home, removing guesswork and giving you practical strategies that align with classroom teaching. Because all six books and materials are designed to complement one another, your child revisits sounds and words in different contexts, which strengthens retention and builds automaticity.
This kit transforms hesitant readers into independent ones by giving children repeated, structured exposure to phonics patterns, sight vocabulary, and handwriting formation. As they progress through the storybooks and activities, pupils gain the stamina to tackle unfamiliar texts and the confidence to express their ideas in writing. The systematic approach mirrors what teachers use in school, so home practice reinforces rather than confuses. Whether your child is in Year 1 or Year 2, this kit provides age-appropriate content that respects their developmental stage while gently stretching their capabilities.
Ideal for parents who want a trusted, school-aligned resource to support phonics, reading comprehension, spelling, punctuation, grammar, and handwriting at home. The kit works as a standalone tool or as the third step in the Read Write Inc. series, giving you flexibility to meet your child exactly where they are. Physical stock ships quickly across the UK, so you can start building those essential literacy foundations without delay.
- Six storybooks with guided introductions to develop fluency and comprehension in longer texts
- Phonics flashcards covering the next set of sounds, supporting systematic phonics progression
- Handwriting book for practising letter formation and writing words from the stories and flashcards
- Parent handbook with practical strategies to reinforce reading and writing skills at home
- Aligned to the English National Curriculum for Key Stage 1, suitable for Year 1 and Year 2 pupils (ages 5–7)
| Product Code | Publisher | ISBN 13 |
| EN2137 | Read Write Inc | 9780198408147 |
Frequently Asked Questions
Is this suitable for my child?
The Year 2 Phonics Becoming a Reader Reading & Writing Kit (Ages 5-7) is absolutely perfect for children in Year 1 or Year 2 studying the national curriculum in England.
It is also very useful for children in the devolved nations of Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland that study similar curriculums.
Finally, the Year 2 Phonics Becoming a Reader Reading & Writing Kit (Ages 5-7) is also very useful for children studying outside of the UK on comparable international curriculums such as the Cambridge Primary Curriculum or The Pearson Edexcel International Primary Curriculum.
How much is delivery?
Standard delivery within the UK is free of charge for all orders over £30. Orders below £30 carry a £3.95 delivery charge.
We also deliver to over 200 countries across the world! Delivery fees are charged according to the weight of the parcel and are as competitive as we can possibly offer. This is calculated in the checkout where you are given a full delivery cost before we ask for payment.
When will I receive my order?
Orders shipped within the UK are normally delivered within 2-3 working days.
International orders typically take up to 10 working days assuming all relevant import duty payments are successfully processed on time.
How do I track my delivery?
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