A simple game of snakes and ladders with phase 4 phonics words to read as you work your way around it.

Introduce little learners to numbers and counting with engaging, colourful activities inspired by Guess Who by Pam Ayres. This set includes 16 subitising cards where children place pegs on the correct number from three options, a fun dice game where children match rolls to colourful images, and a cut-and-stick activity to match pictures to the right number from two options. Other activities invite children to identify amounts and circle the correct number, use five-frames to match amounts and write the correct number, and colour pictures to represent numbers like 3 and 5. #EarlyYearsMaths #NurseryMaths #CountingFun #Subitising #GuessWhoPamAyres #EarlyLearning #Picturebooks #Whiterosemaths

Matching Sheets (3 sheets): Each sheet is numbered 1-3 with 16 colourful pictures of 1-3 items. Children match items to numbers. Peg Activity Cards (8 cards): Each card has 1-3 items with three number options at the bottom. Children attach a peg to the correct number. Math Worksheets (11 sheets): Additional simple math sheets to reinforce number recognition and counting. These activities help children with counting, number matching, and visual recognition in an engaging, hands-on way. #EarlyMath #NurseryMath #CountingFun #HandsOnLearning #EarlyYearsActivities #MathThroughPlay #PreschoolMath #CountingAndMatching #LearningThroughPlay #MathResources #PegActivities #NumberRecognition #EachPeachPearPlum #MathForKids #MathMadeFun

Bring The Three Little Pigs to life with engaging math activities focused on numbers up to 3! Children can: Make and Play: Cut, colour, and string up pig and wolf masks for imaginative role-play. Counting Flashcards: Use 10 colourful cards to count pigs and attach a peg to the correct number. Role-Play Props: Act out the story with cutouts of three houses, a pig, and a wolf. Math Worksheets: Reinforce learning with 12 worksheets focused on recognizing and counting numbers up to 3. #NurseryMath #CountingFun #ThreeLittlePigs #EarlyMath #LearningThroughPlay #MathActivities #EarlyYearsPlay #PreschoolLearning #HandsOnLearning #MathForKids #whiterosemaths #123littlepigs

These engaging nursery math activities based on Goldilocks and the Three Bears help young children recognize numbers 1, 2, and 3. The set includes a colourful matching game with 12 number cards (to print twice), 10 picture cards for children to peg the correct number, and various cutting, sticking, and colouring activities to reinforce counting and number recognition. Ideal for early number skills development in a fun, story-based format. #EarlyMathSkills #NumberRecognition #GoldilocksActivities #NurseryMath #CountingFun

These nursery-age maths worksheets, inspired by the book Peck Peck Peck, offer a delightful range of interactive activities to engage young learners. The set includes: Repeating patterns: Encouraging children to recognise and continue simple patterns. Counting activities: Fun tasks for counting holes. Number recognition: Identifying and matching numbers to quantities. Five-frame with counters: Supporting early understanding of numbers within 5. First, then, now: Help develop logical thinking. Cutting and sticking: Hands-on activities to match numbers to amounts. Number ordering: Practice ordering numbers in creative and interactive ways. Drawing and colouring: Encouraging fine motor skills. *More/less: Comparing quantities to develop a sense of number relationships. Matching activities: Fun games to pair numbers with quantities. Number formation: Supporting the early writing of numerals. These activities are designed to enhance number sense, fine motor skills, and pattern recognition in a playful and engaging way. #NurseryMaths #EarlyYearsLearning #PeckPeckPeckActivities #CountingFun #NumberRecognition #FiveFrame #PatternPlay #MathsThroughStories

These 12 lanyard feeling cards are designed to help nursery-aged children, especially those who may be non-verbal or have special needs, express their emotions and develop emotional awareness. Each card features a clear, child-friendly illustration and bold text to identify different feelings, with a tab for quick and easy access. Card Descriptions Happy A smiling face to show joy or contentment. Sad A sad face with to represent feeling upset. ill A face with a thermometer, representing an unwell child . Scared A worried expression to signify fear. Worried A face with a tear to show a concerned child. Tired A yawning face with zzz’s to show fatigue. Thirsty A face with a bottle representing a child needing a drink. Confused A puzzled face to indicate uncertainty. Hungry A face with food, showing a child needing food. Lonely A face with a sad expression to convey loneliness. Proud A confident, smiling face to express pride. Hurt A Bandaged face to represent an injured child. These cards are ideal for helping children identify and communicate their emotions, fostering self-awareness and emotional literacy. They can also assist staff in understanding and supporting a child’s feelings throughout the day. #EmotionalLiteracy #NurserySupport #VisualAids #NonVerbalCommunication #SpecialNeedsSupport #EarlyYearsLearning #FeelingCards #EmotionalDevelopment #LanyardCards #VisualCues #SENDResources #EarlyYearsInclusion

These nursery maths resources inspired by Brown Bear, Brown Bear, What Do You See? are designed to develop early maths and colour recognition skills through hands-on, engaging activities. Included Resources 66 Picture Cards Featuring 11 different pictures, these cards are perfect for creating and exploring repeating patterns. Animal Colour Cards Cards displaying animals and their corresponding colours, ideal for teaching colour recognition and for creating a fun memory game. Colour Clouds Colourful cloud cards with written colour names for children to match with the colour-themed animal cards. 8 Worksheets Activities to embed learning, including: Repeating patterns Counting exercises Cutting and sticking activities Colour-matching challenges These resources encourage hands-on learning, foster early maths skills, and support colour recognition while engaging children with the vibrant, familiar themes of the story. #NurseryMaths #EarlyYearsLearning #BrownBearActivities #MathsThroughStories #ColourRecognition #PatternPlay #CountingFun #HandsOnLearning #VisualLearning #EarlyYearsMaths #MathsResources #CreativeLearning #Brownbear #repeatingpatterns

Santa Post-Inspired Early Years Resources Bring the magic of Christmas to learning with this engaging set of maths, literacy, and fine motor activities inspired by the vibrant story Santa Post. These resources are perfect for early years learners and combine creativity, fun, and skill development. Included Activities Literacy Fun: Write a colourful, oversized postcard (perfect for laminating and roleplay). Draw lines to connect characters with their gift ideas. Write a thank-you letter to Santa. Write what you think Amy might want next year. Retell the story using picture clues. Maths Exploration: Match gifts to their correctly sized wrappings. Count pieces of coal in Santa’s bag. Solve a maze to help Santa reach Amy’s house. Compare sacks and colour the one containing more letters. Cut and stick carrots by length. Use positional language to describe Santa’s location in relation to the chimney. Fine Motor and Creative Activities: Create repeating patterns with fairy lights. Cut and stick scarves of the correct size to animals. Colour the correct North Pole attire from a selection of clothing. Cut and stick 2D shapes to match gift shapes. Character Exploration: Name Santa’s reindeer. Write if you think Amy would like each gift and explain why. Complete differentiated feelings worksheets to explore emotions. This resource pack provides a festive, educational way to keep little ones engaged! #SantaPost #EarlyYearsResources #ChristmasActivities #MathsAndLiteracy #FestiveFun #EYFSActivities #FineMotorSkills #CreativeLearning #StoryBasedLearning #HolidayFun Don’t forget to leave positive feedback—it means so much!

Cat Up Cat Down Positional Language Worksheets 14 black-and-white printable worksheets to help children explore positional language using cats. Children identify the correct cat (e.g., on, under, behind) and colour it in. Perfect for saving on printing while engaging young learners! Also included are: 14 display labels for classroom use or interactive activities A black cat, a white cat, and a chair for children to practise placing the cats in the correct position. Check out my other resources and let me know what you think—positive feedback is always welcome! #PositionalLanguage #EarlyYearsMaths #PrintableWorksheets #CatTheme #EYFSActivities #SaveOnPrinting

Duck in the Truck Positional Language Maths Resources A fun and engaging set of early years resources inspired by Duck in the Truck! This pack includes: 6 worksheets to reinforce prepositional language: 3 colouring sheets where children identify animals “in” the vehicles. 2 tick-box worksheets for identifying the correct position of animals. 1 worksheet for writing positions using a key code. 4 labels, vehicles, and characters for hands-on activities. Children can position characters under adult instruction or during free play. 4 characters to colour and mount on lollipop sticks for acting out the story or positional language activities. 27 colourful picture cards and 4 sorting sheets with positional language headings for sorting activities. All resources are printable and designed to make learning fun and interactive! Check out my other resources and share your feedback—positive comments are always appreciated! #PositionalLanguage #EarlyYearsMaths #DuckInTheTruck #PrintableResources #EYFSActivities #InteractiveLearning #FunWithMaths