This pack provides everything you need to support your children in learning about estimation. It includes vocabulary, signs and worksheets to create an estimation station. There is also estimation homework to reinforce the concept at home. Cut out flaps allow you to cover the jars to ensure that the children only see the buttons briefly before they make their estimation.

A play dough recipe for the perfect play dough every time - no more play dough disasters! If you want to make the play dough with the children use the illustrated guide in order that they may follow the instructions. Once the play dough is made use the face play dough mats to decorate with features - eyes, nose, mouth, hair, eyebrows, teeth, glasses etc. Teach specific techniques using the play dough cards. Children can develop and refine their skills as they are challenged to make a sausage, spiral, bowl, cube, sphere and flat shape. They can then use these shapes to make more sophisticated decorations.

This pack of simple addition activities is perfect for the winter with it’s cute robins and snow covered holly branches. It consists of simple addition questions with pictures to support the calculation and a number line to help with number recognition and the writing of numerals. The questions get slightly more complex but all involve numbers to 10. There are a number of pages to support the children with counting on along with numbered snow balls to order and a bird house to add your own robins to.

A variety of Christmas activities to develop a range of important skills - cutting skills, number ordering and formation, writing, pattern making etc. Introduce your Christmas elf with the elf letters and say goodbye to them when they leave the certificates behind after they have gone. Children are given the opportunity to cut and make Father Christmas and elves, colour Christmas pictures, write Christmas lists and so much more.

The digraph activity pack consists of 8 pages of worksheets for the following digraphs - ‘sh’, ‘ch’, ‘th’, ‘qu’, ‘ng’ and ‘nk’. On each of the worksheets children need to use 3 different colours to practise the letter formation in the large letters. There is a set of smaller digraphs for children to practise the letter formation. Children need to look at the pictures as some have the focus sound of the sheet in them and some of them don’t. Once children identify the pictures that have the sound in them they need to join them to the digraph in the middle of the page. Finally, they need to circle the digraph in the word. The final two sheets have a number of pictures with different digraphs in them. Children need to decide which digraph they can hear when they say the name of the picture and circle it from a choice of three.

The Ten Frame Printables pack consists of 10 pages of worksheets which support early counting skills in a fun and imaginative way. There are 2 five frame and ten frame worksheets where children need to identify the number of spots. As very young children might find it difficult to write numbers they are given a choice of three numbers and have to circle the correct one. This way, the children can concentrate on their number recognition and subitising skills without the need to form numbers. There are ten frames where children have to draw the correct number of spots and robots where children need to match dot patterns to the correct number. Each worksheet will help to reinforce children’s understanding of number.

This activity pack will support children in recognising, ordering, counting writing and making sets of 1 to 3 in a practical and fun way. There are 7 pages and 5 different activities: Place different windows on the caravans. Add the correct number of people to the caravan. Order the numbered ice-creams or put the correct number of ice-creams on the numbered cone. Practise writing the numbers 1, 2, and 3. Circle the sets of items using the correct colours. Add the correct number of missing parts to the pictures

These beginning writing sheets give children the opportunity to practise their letter formation. At the beginning of each sheet there is a sentence for children to circle the words in order to draw their attention to finger spaces and what a word is. There is also the opportunity for children to write simple words, either beginning with the sound or with the sound in it. There are 26 sheets, one for each letter of the alphabet.

A 10 page pack of animal five frames. Blank and numbered five frames to reinforce children’s understanding of number. Dog five frames with different numbers of bones to support instant recognition of quantities and subitising activities. Vertical five frames to allow children to see different arrays of number and five frames to support number formation.

A 30 page pack of activities to support in the delivery of the topic of ‘Ourselves’. Reading words to label parts of the body Writing words to label the parts of the body Filling in the missing letters in words that label the parts of the body This is me picture frame Family trees for different sized families Feelings worksheet Feelings cards When I grow up I want to be sheet Directed drawing sheets - face and person A birthday cake to decorate with the correct number of candles A plate of favourite food A missing body parts sheet A sheet to celebrate differences My morning sequencing cards

An assessment booklet for reading based on the new Development Matters 2021 document. There are questions and activities for the children to complete linking to the criteria in the document. Download the free reading assessment resources to use with the assessment.

This booklet supports children with understanding positional language in, on and under. The book is made to be very interactive with movable pictures which the children can use to follow the instructions given. Children remove the correct picture and put it in the correct place. There are several different pictures with lots of different possibilities for instructions giving children lots of opportunities to consolidate their understanding of positional language. In the booklet there are also ideas for lots more practical activities and advice on how to complete them.

This booklet supports children with following 3 word level instructions. The book is made to be very interactive with movable pictures which the children can use to follow the instructions given. Children remove the correct picture and put it in the correct place. There are several different pictures with lots of different possibilities for instructions giving children lots of opportunities to consolidate their understanding of 3 word level instructions. In the booklet there are also ideas for lots more practical activities and advice on how to complete them.

This booklet encourages children to use words ending in ‘ing’ with lots of practical activities and action pictures to discuss. There are several different pictures giving children lots of opportunities to consolidate their understanding of verbs ending in ‘ing’. In the booklet there are also ideas for lots more practical activities and advice on how to complete them.

A pack of sorting activities to teach children how to sort. Children sort objects onto the cute jar sorting mats. The jars have different lids to specify or depict the criteria used. You can also choose your own criteria using the blank lids provided. You can either use real objects or cut out and laminate the buttons and socks provided. There are also a number of worksheets which the children can use to demonstrate their understanding of sets of objects. These slowly increase in complexity.

8 play dough mats to reinforce the concept of pattern. Children use play dough to make spots or stripes to decorate the pictures. The small inset picture shows the illustration as it should look once the spots and stripes have been added. There is a party hat, bee, ladybird, pair of socks, dog, face and t-shirt that need decorating. Children will develop fine motor control as they manipulate the play dough into spots and stripes.