Investigate and explore what plants need to grow and stay healthy. Includes PPT and investigation planner and recording sheets. Differentiated to suit the needs of the class.

Widget feeing flash cards. Perfect for personalised discussions or children unable to verbalise feelings/emotions. EYFS/SEND

This quirky spelling resource will support those children with spellings and encourage reflection within their spelling. Can be adapted to suit the amount of spellings generated for the child.

Quirky cards to visually represent lessons for the day. Character is blonde wearing a red dress. Lessons include: English Science Maths PE History Geography Spelling/Phonics/Guided Reading Guided Reading Music End of Day

Great resource for children who need reminding to check for capital letters, full stops and finger spaces before moving onto the next sentence. Suitable for KS1,2 and SEN. Widget style for easy visualisation.

Encourage effective reflection within writing with these adaptable cards.

First, Then, Now resource to support addition and subtraction concept (not crossing 10). Can be extended and adapted to suit the mathematical concept being taught.

Have fun creating your own tongue twisters using ‘S and SH’ with the children using the above examples.

Investigate words containing SH or CH digraph. Challenge learners to investigate any other vocabulary that may contain both digraphs. Differentiated to suit the needs of the child and stars represent level of challenge. Increasing star, increasing challenge. Black and white to reduce cost of printing.

Support children learning the alphabet. Visual representation of capital and lower case letters.

Matching game showing a sound and a visual image to match. Great resource for SEN children and EYFS/LowerKS1. A5 in size and can be laminated to reuse.

Marble effect flash cards. Teaching standards which can be laminated to keep them long term. Brilliant resource for any trainee or NQT.

Funny fill in the missing blanks story template. Accessible for lots of children as they can be creative as they’d like. Children can also relate prior experience with previous stories they may have heard.