Colour pictures of words beginning with SATPIN. Children complete the missing letters to make the words. They can use a word bank or attempt their own spellings.

Our Family project book contains 13 pages of activities and links well to Ourselves and early reading skills. This includes phonics work, matching names to family members, writing about characters in the family, colouring in and finding the odd one out in each row.

6 worksheets for developing fine motor control. Activities include outlining shapes, lines and fruits.

5 activity sheets based on letters and sounds. The first shows blocks with letters on for the children to match the pictures and sounds. The next sheets have blank blocks for children to first write their own letters in and then match the pictures and sounds.

Here is a fun doodle activity based on the Letter N. Good speaking and listening activity for pairs or writing activity making lists. How many words can they say or list in a given time? Children colour in the doodles on page 1 and draw their own designs on page 2. Great for homework too!

Here is a fun doodle activity based on the Letter P. Good speaking and listening activity for pairs or writing activity making lists. How many words can they say or list in a given time? Children colour in the doodles on page 1 and draw their own designs on page 2. Great for homework too!

This set of activities is all about having fun in the snow and what children can do. There are flash cards to talk about, match pictures to words and pictures to pictures showing: Snowboarding Making a snow angel Sledding Throwing Building Splatting There are mixed up words to decode and a word search with answers.

Can your children identify the letters and the numbers and sort them? Here is an activity to assess them. There is a black and white worksheet that you could use for children to choose a different colour for the numbers and letters.

12 pages of acitivities to develop pencil control. There are shapes in 3 sizes to draw around, lines, objects and patterns.

Here are 10 posters showing ideas for your demarcated areas in the nursery or Early Learners Classrooms. Outside area Sand and Water Play Imaginative area Construction area Music area Writing table Creative area Nature area Book corner Useful for parents and child minders too.

Reading, spelling and phonics fun. 4 sets of coloured buttons with matching words. Copy the boards for a base and then cut out the buttons to play reading and matching games or lotto. In this set each board has 2 blends so children can sort: bl and br cl and cr sw and sl sc and sm

Reading, spelling and phonics fun. 4 sets of coloured buttons with matching words. Copy the boards for a base and then cut out the buttons to play reading and matching games or lotto. In this set each board has 2 blends so children can sort: fr and fl sk and sp gr and gl sn and st

6 pencil skills activities tracing lines, around and within shapes, numbers,words and patterns.

A colour in and matching activity for children learning their initial sounds. There is a picture for all letters of the alphabet with an extra letter for good measure - can they spot which one is duplicated?

18 Old MacDonald picture cards to share with your children singing the song or learning about farms or animals. Copy the pictures and cut and laminate to make matching games.

Here are some new ways of working on this traditional story of Little Red Riding Hood. There is a colour poster and one for the children to colour in. There is a planning sheet with ideas for your lessons. There is a scene showing Little Red Riding Hood’s journey to Grandma’s house. Children can talk about this saying what she sees along the way and what animals she meets. Great for speaking and listening and to encourage looking carefully.

Here are 6 snowy pictures to inspire children to write. First, they can write a sentence about each picture and then use the story and poetry template to write their stories and poems.

10 different lists to write for KS1, with colour pictures including: food toys animals playground and space.

A fun activity where children talk about picnics and what they might pack in a picnic basket. They can then write out a list of what is in the basket shown. Children then have the opportunity to write or draw what they would take on a picnic. On the next page, children can match the words to the correct items / pictures. There are 2 sets of key words that children can use to help them make their lists or to write about a picnic. Add a basket and some food items to make this into a role play game.