This rainbow challenge board is a great tool to encourage children to move around and try new activities. Laminate the cards, then write on the daily challenges. Once a child completes a challenge give them a coloured lolly stick or the coloured strips, which can be placed on a display board to show how many challenges they have completed that day. Children love challenges!

Are you teaching CVCC words? This activity is ideal for children to complete independently. This resource contains 5 pages of CVCC words and pictures.

Are you teaching CCVC words? This activity is ideal for children to complete independently. This resource contains 5 pages of CCVC words and pictures.

Are you looking for a short activity for your children to complete when arriving at school? This resource consists of 6 weeks worth of activities. Each page has two morning sessions, with 4 different questions to complete. There are 15 pages in total. This tool is great to settle your children when arriving, and allowing them to begin the day focussed.

Are you learning about the Royals? This 8 page resource allows you to display the following royals: The Queen Phillip Charles Camilla William Catherine Harry Meghan

This template is ideal for letting children design their own royal crown.

This four page resource can be used in several ways. Consisting of: Coloured Union Jack Bunting Black and White Union Jack Bunting (To colour) Union Jack Flag (Coloured) Union Jack Flag (To colour)

This two page resource is ideal to allow children to create their own crown. Developing children’s fine motor control is vital, so why not get them cutting out the jewels and creating their own stunning crown?

This 10 page resource is ideal if you are using Nibbles the Book Monster. Consisting of the following: Master Plan Sheet Holiday items Sheet Wanted Poster - add adjectives 2D shapes  2D Nibbles blank template (to glue on 2D shapes) Nibbles cage items Nibbles Sign (to glue on cage) Nibbles maze (fine motor control) Sequencing Nibbles  Template to sequence Nibbles.

Does your school use Dojo’s? Here are two simple, yet colourful dojo certificates that can be used. Dojo winner for the week. Dojo for completing all rainbow challenges.

Do you have a role play Mc Donalds or cafe? These french fries numbered 1-10 are a great resource. Laminate and use time and time again.

Phonics initial sound game. Comes with 16 different sheets. A game for 4 players. A quick, fun game and assessment tool for phonics/eyfs teachers. Colourful boards with lots of pictures. The aim of the game is for each child to place counters on the matching initial sound.

A fantastic resource which can be enlarged to encourage children to talk about and identify what animals they might find at the zoo. It is great to encourage them to speak, think about the types of animals found in a zoo, what they look like, what they might eat, sound like etc. So many speaking opportunities. Children can create their own zoo scene using the animals.

A colourful farm scene with missing farm animals. I fantastic resource which can be enlarged and laminated for children to talk about what animals they would find on a farm and for them to create their own farm scene.

This worksheet helps children identify 2D shapes within every day items. Children are encouraged to cut out the object and place it on the correct shelf. Focusing on the following shapes: circle, square, rectangle and triangle.

I great colourful worksheet for your pupil to write a book review on. Lots of sections for them to complete.

A great worksheet for children to identify squares, circles, rectangle/oblongs and triangles.

Three colourful worksheets to show children the missing end letter sound. Children are encouraged to say what they see in the picture, then listen to the end sound to write the missing letter.

Here are some worksheets to assist with identifying 2D shapes within the classroom or school environment.

Three colourful worksheets to help children find the missing middle sound in words. Each sheet encourages the child to say the picture out loud, then listen to the missing letter sound.