Resources, activities and worksheets with the theme of, The boy, the mole, the fox and the horse. Included in this pack is- Describing the characters Ordering the characters Drawing the characters What do you want to be when you grow up? What’s your best discovery? Maze Find the correct clothing Dress the boy Characters feelings Child’s feelings Foot prints Word mat Characters backgrounds x4

Resources which can be used in a Tuff Tray, table or on the floor. Contains 6 large letters and 24 simple pictures. place the letters around the tray and put the pictures in the middle. Children then name the picture and identify the initial sound, and place it next to the correct sound. Enlarge or reduce the size of the resources to suit and then laminate. You may also want to use as a cutting and sticking activity.

Resources based on the book, Tad by Benji Davies. Tad is a Tadpole who is the slowest one in his family to turn into a frog. The activities included in this pack are- Lifecycle-cut and stick Order by size-cut and stick Positional language Short sentence writing Counting 1 less (Subitising flashcards, Snap, Matching) Sequencing lifecycle flashcards

Puzzle Pieces To Create A Collaborative Display This pack is an ideal for a first day activity, which can then be used to create a classroom display. All pieces can be enlarge or decreased in size to suit. So you can create as big or small a display as you like. Included is the lettering to create the heading. (In Our Class We All Fit Together) The pieces are black and white ready for children to decorate, or you may want to print it off on coloured paper/card. Also included are 3 large puzzle pieces. One with first day at school, One with just name and a blank one. These are for the children to draw their self portrait on and write their name. You can print off as many as you need for your class. This display is a great display to give the children some ownership of their classroom and a sense of belonging.

45 Log Slices, ready for printing and laminating. Slices can be enlarged/reduced in size to suit. There are 4 lots of recources in this pack 0-10 number 0-10 spots 0-10 natural pictures 0-10 numicon like These resources can be printed off twice for pairs games, or just the once for children to match numbers to the correct amount.

These maths and literacy resources inspired by The Jolly Postman are perfect for early years learners, providing a mix of hands-on and creative activities to develop key skills. Included Activities Maths: Match numbered letters to doors. Count letters in Santa’s sack. Compare two sacks to find which has more letters. Add two amounts of letters together. Colour letters to create repeating patterns. Compare two letters to determine which is bigger. Cut and stick the correct amount of letters. Literacy: Write a postcard or a letter to the postman. Match rhyming words. Label story characters. Complete a maze to help the postman get home. Cut and stick numbered letters in the correct order. Use the word mat to support writing and vocabulary. Retell the story in your own words. Write initial sounds for objects or characters. Use six letter envelopes in roleplay activities. ** These resources are perfect for blending maths and literacy skills with a fun, story-based theme.** #TheJollyPostman #EarlyYearsLearning #MathsAndLiteracy #HandsOnLearning #StoryBasedActivities #EYFSResources #CreativeLearning #RolePlayResources #CountingFun #WritingActivities Explore my other resources for more exciting story-inspired activities, and don’t forget to leave positive feedback—it’s greatly appreciated!

Resources inspired by the book, Tiddler. Included in the pack are- 4 x writing worksheets 8 x List writing Telling the time Fine motor 2 x Counting Cut and sticking Order by size Puppet making Positional language Fishing game

Together in the pack is a hessian style, Happy Birthday bunting and editable bunting so you can create your own unique sign. There is also 12 plant pots, in pastel shades, with the months of the years printed on. Inside each planter is the flowers for that particular birth month. There are also editable name cards so childrens names can be places under their birth month.

Over 40 pages of resources based on the book, Billy’s Bucket. Included in this bumper pack is- Repeating patterns Counting x2 Number recognition Order by size Drawing x2 Labelling Sorting flashcards Cutting and sticking sorting Birthday list Design a bucket Feelings Matching Pairs flashcard game Volume x2 Positional language Cutting and sticking size Length colouring Subitising flashcards Pencil control x5 Adjectives x4

A large selection of resources, based on the book, Sharing A Shell. Within this pack there are, numeracy, literacy, PSED, creative and UW. A breakdown of the resources- word to picture matching counting word mat fine motor puppet show number lines 10 key word signs 3 Dividing/sharing by 2 2 sorting shells discussion pictures drawing sea creatures cut and stick roackpool 10 frame and 10 starfish 8 feelings cards 0-10 number cards Ordering the story Feelings lists Taking away

Maths and Literacy resources based along the theme, from the short story of, Rosie’s Walk by Pat Huntchins. 12 Pages of resources included are 2x positional language Flashcards Counting Repeating patterns More/less Thought bubbles Story sequence Story Map Addition Feelings Short writing piece

Resources inspired by the book 26 page of resources, inspired by the book, The Smed’s and the Smoo’s, by Julia Donaldson. A book which encourages friendship with no discrimination. Included in this pack is- 2 pages of describing characters 2 pages of rhyming Design a planet Draw an alien Label a good friend Characters feelings/labelling Colour mixing List/what to pack on a trip Missing poster Order the story Speech bubbles x2 Fine motor/cutting Fine motor/follow a line Feelings Maze Book review 3x alphabet/word strips Matching rhyming words 2x writing frames

Summer Symmetry Activity Summer Symmetry Activity, featuring 10 vibrant Summer pictures chopped in half for children to complete the other half! Each picture showcases iconic Summer imagery such as sunshine, crabs, and more, all divided perfectly down the center. Children are tasked with using their creativity and observation skills to draw the missing halves, completing the symmetrical images. This activity not only reinforces the concept of symmetry but also encourages fine motor skills, visual discrimination, and artistic expression. Elevate the activity with the addition of a small mirror! By holding the mirror along the center line of the picture, children can observe the reflection of one half and use it as a guide to complete the other half.

Night and Day Sorting Activity Description: Engage young learners in the concept of day and night with our captivating sorting activity designed to reinforce understanding of these two distinct periods. This resource includes vibrant visuals and hands-on tasks to facilitate active learning and conceptualization. Activity Components: Sorting Pictures: Two large pictures—one depicting a serene night scene and the other showcasing a bright daytime setting—are provided as sorting mats. Alongside these mats are 24 small pictures representing various objects, animals, and scenes commonly associated with either day or night. Children are encouraged to place each picture onto the corresponding sorting mat based on whether it belongs to the day or night category. Cutting and Sticking Activity: Following the sorting activity, children can further reinforce their understanding of day and night by engaging in a cutting and sticking exercise. They are presented with a worksheet containing a mix of pictures representing elements of both day and night scenes. Children are tasked with carefully cutting out each picture and pasting them into the appropriate section of the worksheet—either under the “Day” or “Night” heading. Benefits: Reinforces understanding of the concept of day and night. Promotes visual discrimination and categorization skills. Encourages fine motor development through cutting and sticking tasks. Supports hands-on, interactive learning experiences. This night and day sorting activity is an ideal addition to early years classrooms, homeschooling environments, or as a fun and educational activity at home. Spark curiosity and facilitate meaningful discussions about the natural rhythms of day and night with this engaging resource.

A worksheet for each letter sound/digraph/trigraph in phase 3. Buried treasure, sound buttons, captions. Over 20 sheets

10 page of activities based on the book, Room On The Broom. Ideal for early years- design a broomstick Cutting activities Feelings Pencil control Maze Design a hat Fingers puppets Who’s hiding in the mud.

25 pages of resources Drawing inspiration from the enchanting tale “Room on the Broom,” these resources are perfectly suited for early years. Adjectives Create a potion Rhyming CVC words Wanted posters Filling in missing words Word search Book reviews Writing Frames Complete sentences Story sequencing

I’ve created 32 distinct cards, divided across 4 pages with 8 cards on each. Each card features 4 pictures – 3 that share a common theme and 1 that stands out. These versatile cards can serve as worksheets for individual identification and circling of the odd one, or they can be cut and laminated for group discussions. Whether used in small group activities or one-on-one sessions, these cards encourage children to express their thoughts on why they believe a particular image is the odd one out.

A bingo game for up to 6 players, with counters included. This bingo game is ideal for teaching the, ‘S’ sound in phonics or as a fun game in speech and language, for children who have difficulty in producing the, S sound. Included are, 6 boards, 15 pictures with the initial, S sound and 28 counters. Of course the counters can be printed several times to ensure all players have enough pieces.

Unscramble the simple sentences and rewrite in the space above. All words are in Phase 3 Phonics, including tricky words. There are 6 worksheets with 4 sentences, along with pictures, on each sheet. Sheets can be given to the children whole or cut into 2 or 4. You might also want to laminate them and leave out for the children to access during free flow.