These are great prompt sheets of animals. Each sheet shows an image of an animal and has a selection of nouns and adjectives to provide ideas for writing. Enhancing a child’s vocabulary allowing them to magpie ideas to use in their writing. This can be used in literacy and cross curricular in the Science Topic animals including humans/Animals and habitats.

These are gorgeous activities to teach children in KS1 about tallying. Starting with a powerpoint presentation which gives small steps in learning, building up progression throughout, encouraging child participation. This is then complimented by a Tally Chart Bingo game and tally chart varied fluency activities. Inspired by White Rose with a little more excitement and a little more sparkle. Putting the love back in learning…

Here you will find 3 great activities to practise coordinates aimed at KS2 learners. Learning really can be so much fun.

These are a great bundle of resources, focusing on the sounds of CVC words. Find the initial sounds, the middle sounds and the end sounds, encouraging children to really listen to the sounds in the words. CVC read and copy supports reading and writing, sounding out and blending the word and forming letters to copy the word, looking and letter and word shapes. CVC sound and spell activity is an extension activity which encourages children to look at the picture and say what they can see, sounding out the word for spelling. A lovely selection of activities to support phonics, reading, writing, spelling, speaking and listening for EYFS, KS1 and learners with SEN.

These are a lovely set of posters to provide a visual reminder of different prepositions. Also inlcuded is a cut and stick activity to create a garden/park scene following instructions to place the objects using prepositional language. Great for EYFS KS1 and children with SEN. Putting the love in learning.

This is a gorgeous presentation, which creates a high level of engagement, motivation and participation from children. Encouraging child interaction throughout. Can the children beat the jungle animals to find the number that is one more or one less? This has been tried and tested on young children and they absolutely love it! Also included are domino type loop cards of more/less and worksheets which allow children to draw dots to show their understanding of one more/one less if number formation isn’t possible. Putting the love back in learning, enthusing children to thrive!

This is a fantastic interactive display which has been designed for use in Year 2 or Year 3, but it could be used in other groups where a range of vocabulary is not widely used in writing. The idea of this display activity is to be used on a board at child height, allowing them to select a word from the relevant treasure box during their writing, taking it to their desk to support spelling. This has been trialled in a Year 2 class and it worked brilliantly well. This download includes all the treasure boxes with word cards, the diamond images and all the display letters, all to be printed and laminated to get the greatest effect.

These are a set of 5 different PE themes, each theme has a selection of different activities included, aimed at children who can find physical education a little difficult. Each activity is explained well and gives well thought out ideas of games/physical activities, which can be done as part of P.E. lessons with children who have a range of Special Educational Needs.

These are a selection of resources to help children in their understanding of how bananas get into our homes. Their journey is quite a long one! This bundle includes a prior knowledge activity, informative, child friendly powerpoint presentations, banana recipes, activities to assess learning and understanding and journey of a banana sorting activities. Giving everything you need to teach this topic in a child friendly way to give a deeper understanding.

This engaging Powerpoint presentation provides a great visual to help children in their learning and understanding of what a homophone is and how a word which sounds the same can have other spellings and meanings. Colourful and stimulating for literacy teaching which encourages child interaction throughout. Other resources are available to download separately to complement the presentation.| Homophones Please try all our FREE resources, so you can sample the fantastic colourful and user friendly media available. https://applefortheteacher.co.uk/downloads/free-resources/ If you like what you see and would like to be part of our growing Apple community please choose one of our 3 annual subscriptions https://applefortheteacher.co.uk/subscriptions/ (Microsoft Powerpoint or similar software will be required to open this PPT. file once it has been downloaded). Apple for the teacher resources have been designed by experienced teachers for assisting home educators, parents, SEN and primary teachers including NQT’s with assessment and lesson resources. Please join our growing community of Apple for the Teacher members at one of our social media groups, so others can enjoy the experience you have had. facebook Twitter Linkedin Instagram Youtube Apple for the teacher Ltd Educational resources – putting children at the core of their learning

We have included a selection of 9 different social stories to support children who may need a little more support in social activities and life skills. These have been created in child friendly language. Stories such as these should be read to children repeatedly, to help them in their understanding of different situations and events. These can be particularly helpful to young children and to children with additional needs (SEN) who struggle with social situations. Some children with autism can benefit from reading/listening to social stories to help them in their understanding. You will find stories on things such as Having a New Baby, Bereavement, Going to the toilet, Understanding the Needs of Others, Honesty and Hurting Others. Many SEN resources are available on the website at applefortheteacher.co.uk.

This is a full bundle of activities including baking ideas, newspaper report, cave painting, house comparison ICT activity and 4 informative, child friendly powerpoint presentations on each of the ages including an extra stone age powerpoint on Skara Brae. A fantastic resource to support children in these historical time periods. 11 different resources in total…

These gorgeous shape activities support learners with the knowledge of different shapes, using matching skills of various difficulties. The first set of Shape Flash Cards (3 pages) can be used to match to real shapes in practical activities, the names of shapes which are also included can also be matched to the cards, they can be used with or without shape names to check understanding. There is also a shape cut and stick activity (10 pages) where different sized shapes need to be matched and stuck inside a larger matching shape. The third shape matching activity(10 pages) matches the exact same sized shapes to each other. Great for SEN learners giving them different levels of progression.

This is a very child friendly powerpoint presentation showing how to stay safe online. "20 slides telling a story that young children can relate to in order to encourage engagement and a solid understanding of this important subject. Online Safety is something which all children need to be aware of. An excellent learning tool, putting children at the core of their learning.

These gorgeous activities support children with special educational needs and children who are just beginning to recognise words and letters. Some children can often find looking at letter and word shapes and matching them to images a much more logical way of learning to read. Both of these activities can be used as support with phonics based activities or word work. They can be laminated and used over and over if required.

This is a fantastic bundle of resources to support the teaching of the history topic Anglo Saxons. The collection of activities includes a powerpoint presentation which is child friendly, giving the important information, without being text heavy. To compliment the presentation we have included a research task to enable children to use their findings to create their very own news report. To really get the most out of this topic, there is also a diary entry activity, which encourages the children to use the information they have found and the key points they have learned from the powerpoint, to put themselves in the shoes of a Briton being invaded by the Anglo Saxons. How would they have felt? To finish off, we have also included a design a shield activity in the style of those used by the Anglo Saxons. Putting the love back in learning…

This is a great engaging activity to assess and teach early comprehension skills. Read the instructions and complete the task. Cross curricular to link with prepositions. Great for EYFS, children with SEN and KS1 children.

Included in this pack is a powerpoint presentation explaining what a dictionary does and how to use one. Designed in a child friendly language. Also you will find activities to allow learners to use the skills taught in the powerpoint to use a dictionary effectively for themselves.

EYFS, SEN & KS1 Read Trace Write sheets for Phonics Phase 2 CVC words. This is a lovely activity for children in their first stages of development in reading and writing. The activity includes clear, bright illustrations and photographs to support children in their recognition and sounding out of the words. The Phase 2 words shown on the cards should be sounded out and read first, then they can be traced by the learners. The letters and sounds which make up each word can be then written in the grids provided. Encourage children to also look at the shape of the words as this does help when writing the words themselves.

These are gorgeous ID badges, which can be used for children in Year 2 as their SATs tests begin to approach. FREE to download. Can be used when doing special SATs preparation, the Secret Agent ID cards can be worn to show they are on a special assignment, to help to make the SATs just a little less stressful.