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Pack Santa's sleigh

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<p>Can you help Santa and the elves to pack the sleigh?<br /> There are two sets of ten sleighs showing numbers 1-10 and another set showing numbers on a ten frame to support children who need support to recognise numerals.<br /> You can use cubes and loose parts as the presents to match amounts to the sleigh.<br /> You can print the sleighs on A4 or two to a page as A5 size for your tuff tray.</p>
Tricky word Bingo Christmas themedQuick View
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Tricky word Bingo Christmas themed

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<p>We love playing tricky word bingo, so we had to have a Christmas theme of course!<br /> We share a board with a partner and use the word spinner on the Wordwall site to generate the word to cover. There are cute reindeer cards to cover the words we see.<br /> This uses the first 6 words on our phonics scheme- I, the, go, no, to, into. There are 4 different bingo boards to play with using the six words in different positions.</p>
Christmas tree counting activityQuick View
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Christmas tree counting activity

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<p>Our children love using loose parts so this activity as been a hit for CP.<br /> We have been practising our subitising and exploring the numbers 1-6 and their part, part, whole/ number bonds.<br /> There are Christmas tree boards with a numbered star to show how many decorations to add. There is an adapted version to support children to recognise the numerals with a set of snowflakes to reinforce the amount to add.<br /> There are a set of subitising cards, two of each number to match to the tree too.</p>
Christmas phonics matchingQuick View
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Christmas phonics matching

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<p>What’s on the tree?<br /> The children will have lots of fun whilst practicing their phonics reading skills with this activity. The set includes 9 tree mats with two pictures on each one that need matching on the tree. There is a choice of word cards on presents or baubles. The words are based on phase 2 sounds with a mix of cvc and cvcc/ccvc words.</p>