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A one-page resource with 24 front covers of book recommendations linked to Space.

Use our Book Guides to find Bryony’s top recommendations for different topics. Included is a photo of the front cover, a short blurb of the book and suggestions of how to use it in your provision.

A book talk grid linked to the topic of Under the Sea. Included are 7 curriculum-linked activity ideas centred around the text The Odd Fish.

Use our Book Talk grids for 7 topic-themed activity ideas you can use in your provision. These grids focus on one text from the corresponding Book Guide.

A poster to display in the construction area for children to save their models and creations.

A poster outlining the 6 stages of play.

A visual for children to use with matchsticks to repeat the patterns.

A resource for children to draw 3 events. Includes a blank and lined version.

A resource for children to draw 4 or 6 events. Includes blank and lined versions.

A resource featuring sets of words for children to ‘type’ on the keyboard to support spelling and letter recognition. Includes a range of CVC words, set 1, set 2 (RWI) and Phases 2-5 (Little Wandle).

A storyboard strip for children to sequence and draw. Included in both green and white.

A resource to use to develop communication and language skills. Use this by recording how many children vote for each option to obtain some incidental maths learning opportunities.

A resource to display in your construction area to encourage days of the week, sequencing and time adverbials.

A poster to display in the construction area for children to save their models and creations.

A resource for children to sort characters that are in the book or not in the book linked to traditional tales.

Step-by-step visuals for children to learn how to draw different objects. Includes both 3-step and 4-step visual prompts.

A 10 page document with different compare bear visuals for children to complete the pattern.