Phonics, Spelling, & Grammar Resources

Check out the Best VYXQ Phonics Resources for Teachers if you want some engaging and hands-on letters and sounds activities. These alphabet Teaching resources will inspire your teaching and your students! 

Learning to tell the difference between sounds is a key Early Years literacy skill and the first step in learning to read and write.

Learning to identify letters and their sounds is the first step to teaching kids to read and write. It takes a lot of teaching and a LOT of resources! So here’s a stack of great phonics activities to get your started.

With our engaging, hands-on VYXQ Letters and Sounds Phonics Games, you can get your children segmenting and blending effortlessly.

VYXQ Order

The VYXQ order is the fourth set of letters and sounds students need to learn in the SATPIN sequence.

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Following the VYXQ order will help your students progress naturally and quickly from learning letters & sounds to word building.

The original Letters and Sounds program suggested order for teaching letters is slightly different to the combinations used in most classrooms today but includes the same letters.  The original letters and sounds order consisted of 5 sets of letters:

• Set 1 – s, a, t, p
• Set 2 – i, n, m, d
• Set 3 – g, o, c, k
• Set 4 – ck, e, u, r
• Set 5 – h, b, f, ff, l, ll, ss

Over time this order has evolved into the SATPIN letter order, which includes letter order sets:

• set 1 – satpin 
• set 2 – ckehrm 
• set 3 – dgoulf 
• set 4 -bjzwvyxq 

In addition to this, our research found another set of letter  combinations, including:

• msta
• ocdh
• pifr
• bjzw
• vyxq
• bdua (letter confusion)

Using this research we have developed an extensive library of VYXQ Letters and Sounds resources to use in your classroom.

Below you will find posters, clip cards, spinner games, matching cards, PowerPoint Games, sound sorts and more…

Use these VYXQ phonics teaching printables to build an effective phonics program and get your students will learn:

• v,y,x,q letters and sounds
• use v,y,x,q letters to blend and sound words with the v,y,x,q initial sounds. e.g. d-i-dig
• segment v,y,x,q words
• use words v,y,x,q words to create simple sentences