The boat is trying to find its way to the island. Children have to work out the route by colouring in the correct number bonds to 20.

An assessment sheet for counting in 2s, 5s and 10s from any given number.

A worksheet to practise the suffixes er, set, ing, ed where no change is made to the root word. Perfect for practising application of skills learnt in year 1.

<p>A powerpoint to help children learn the main differences between villages, towns and cities.<br /> Map work activity at the end.</p>

For anyone who is wanting to bring more continuous provision into year 1. This small bundle of two recourses includes a planning template for continuous provision with space to consider NC and EYFS objectives, resources, skills and questions; the second resource in the bundle is an observation template for year 1, easy for any adult working in the classroom to use during continuous provision time, make assessments and feedback to class teacher.

A worksheet to assess children's learning in money.

Support children's recognition of teen numbers (14) and ty numbers (40) by giving them the visual aid of a cup of tea.<br /> <br /> Children have to cut out numbers and decide if they are a ty (cup of tea) number or a teen number.

This is a powerpoint that can be used to look at the number bonds to 10 and how we can use them to work out number bonds to 20 by simply adding 10.<br /> Would be beneficial to have some counters to demonstrate the concept visually too.<br /> Number sentences pop up one at a time to allow discussion.

Activity where children can make nonsense names for monsters.<br /> <br /> Good practise for Y1 Phonics Screening.

A powerpoint with photos of artifacts from the Titanic. Information about each artifact in notes.<br /> <br /> After going through this, my class drew one of the artifacts and wrote about who they think it belonged to.

A sheet for children to use during an activity finding out about different countries around the world and their main geographical features within the concept of Paddington Bear.<br /> <br /> Can make into a passport book once children have looked at a few different countries.

An introduction to multiplication through grouping in 2s, 5s and 10s and exploring repeated addition.

To support children's understanding of teen numbers.<br /> <br /> Print, cut out number sentences then fold along lines. Teen number should show, then children can unfold to see number sentence.<br /> 11 ....(unfold).... 10 + 1 = 11

A matching game to consolidate knowledge of UK countries, capital cities, flags and maps.<br /> Just cut each slide into four, hand them out around the classroom and then see how long it takes for them to find the rest of their group!

Focusing more on covering some of the ELGs this year before going onto NC for the children who didn't reach them at the end of reception. This is a handy sheet with all 17 ELGs down one side and a space to write in any children's names who didn't achieve expected at the end of EYFS on the other side.

Children cut out shapes and put them on their 'pizza base' (large circle). They then count how many of each shape they have got on their pizza and record on this sheet.

Ten sentences to print on different colour paper (one sentence per page) and cut up. Children have to put the sentences back together so that they make sense and have the capital letter and full stop in the correct place.<br /> Children can then rewrite sentences to consolidate.

Labels for models made in EYFS/KS1 construction area. <br /> <br /> A space to write their name, models name, size and write about what it does.<br /> <br /> Good for encouraging writing among the boys!

One more/less skyscraper worksheet. <br /> If I am on floor 45, who is on the floor above/below?

A game of sentence doctor for KS1 that focuses in on the conjunctions/joining words they are using to make sentences make sense.

A cut and stick practise activity or assessment sheet for ordering the days of the week.