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Welcome to Rhymeville! Discover popular nursery rhymes and practise key literacy skills.

You can hear all sorts of different sounds if you listen carefully.

Letters make sounds. Sounds make words.

Sometimes we need to listen to what our teacher is telling us to do. Sometimes it's nice to listen to stories.

Words are made up of different parts, these are called syllables.

We don't always need words to tell people how we are feeling.

Talking can help you to make friends and join in games.

Some words sound like other words.

Speak clearly so that everyone will understand what you are saying.

It's nice to talk to a friend. Remember to listen to what they are saying.

It's fun to tell your friends a story. Just make sure you get all the parts in the right order.

The printed signs around us are very useful.

Books are great for lots of things - not just stories!

Sentences aren't just made up of words.

Learn all about the sounds that letters make.You can have fun saying them out loud!

Different letters or groups of letters have different sounds.

Find out how to spot the five vowels in an alphabet full of consonants.

Discover how to read CVC words by blending the sounds together.

Discover how to read longer words by blending the sounds together.

Have fun learning how to write the letters of the alphabet.

There are many reasons to put pen to paper.

If you can't spell a word, try thinking of the sounds that are in the word.

Find out how to spell CVC words.

Find out how to spell longer words.

Discover how to hold a pencil using the tripod grip.

Learn and practice writing sentences and using finger spaces.

Can you match the letters?

Find out when to use capital letters and full stops.

Sentences aren't just made up of words.