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.

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.

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