Looking for Phase 2 phonics PowerPoints and lesson presentations for Reception? These classroom-ready phonics slides support whole-class teaching of the first grapheme-phoneme correspondences, helping pupils develop blending, segmenting and early decoding skills.
Explore Phase 2 phonics presentations designed to introduce new sounds in small teaching sets, revisit previous learning and provide structured opportunities for oral blending, sound recognition and reading simple CVC words.
Alongside our phonics lesson presentations, explore Phase 2 worksheets, phoneme frames, decodable word cards, blending games and fine motor activities designed to support secure early reading.
Phase 2 is where pupils begin learning the first graphemes and start blending simple CVC words. Using a consistent phonics PowerPoint format helps pupils revisit sounds, practise oral blending and apply their learning during reading and spelling activities.
These Phase 2 phonics lesson presentations are ideal for daily phonics sessions in Reception, helping teachers provide clear modelling and structured teaching sequences while reducing planning time.
You’ll find presentations introducing graphemes in small sets with opportunities for repetition, blending practice and review.
These Phase 2 phonics PPTs support sound recall, oral blending and early decoding as pupils begin reading simple words and captions. They work well for whole-class input, small-group revision and additional phonics practice.
For additional reading and spelling activities, explore our wider Phase 2 phonics resources and CVC words activities.
Phase 2 phonics PowerPoints are used to introduce new graphemes, model blending and segmenting, revisit previous learning and support structured whole-class phonics teaching in Reception.
These presentations follow the phonics progression used in many schools and can be used alongside a range of systematic synthetic phonics programmes.
During Phase 2, pupils begin learning the first grapheme-phoneme correspondences and start blending and segmenting simple CVC words for reading and spelling.
After Phase 2, pupils usually move on to Phase 3 phonics, where they learn additional digraphs and continue developing blending and decoding skills.
