This 2D shape picture mat can be used in your continuous provision along with any 2D shapes. Children create their own 2D shape picture on the mat then record how many shapes they have used and which shapes. This is a great tool to encourage children to talk about the 2D shapes and their properties.

This four page colourful product is ideal for shape recognition. A great resource to be laminated and left out in continuous provision along with 2D shapes for children to place on top of the shape pictures and white board pens to write their answers.

A great colourful resource consisting of two pages for children to colour the 2D shapes, matching the coloured 2D shapes. This product can be reduced for individual children’s books or laminated/copied to be used in continuous provision.

This is a great tool for children to use during their mathematics lessons. Can be given out every lesson or displayed on the mathematics working wall. There are two sheets included in this product. A 100 square and a blank 100 square for children to complete themselves. It is a great visual prompt to support any child.

This product is great to see if your children fully understand 2D shapes. Little challenge cards with questions.

I created this tool to help teachers know what sound each child had been taught throughout the day and a prompt for pinny time. This resource was also useful for parents to understand what their child had been taught and a great tool for children’s self esteem - being rewarded with a sticker after the lesson.

For all those RWI teachers out there, this tool is ideal to use when teaching or consolidating letter sounds. This product can be laminated and made into letter fans. A great tool for the classroom.

A fun game for your children to play when introducing phase 2 phonemes. There are 4 sheets containing set one sets. s, a, t, p Children to use a dabber to spot the phoneme and then practice writing it below.

A great little initial sound assessment for your child to colour. Contains 4 different pages.

Phonics initial sound game. Comes with 16 different sheets. A game for 4 players. A quick, fun game and assessment tool for phonics/eyfs teachers. Colourful boards with lots of pictures. The aim of the game is for each child to place counters on the matching initial sound.

A great worksheet for children to identify squares, circles, rectangle/oblongs and triangles.

I great colourful worksheet for your pupil to write a book review on. Lots of sections for them to complete.

Under the Ocean is a great way of getting children to talk about what type of animals they might find under the ocean. It allows them to talk about what they might look like, eat etc and is great for encouraging them to speak clearly and confidently. The resource can be enlarged so children can create their own under the ocean scene.

A fantastic resource which can be enlarged to encourage children to talk about and identify what animals they might find at the zoo. It is great to encourage them to speak, think about the types of animals found in a zoo, what they look like, what they might eat, sound like etc. So many speaking opportunities. Children can create their own zoo scene using the animals.

A colourful farm scene with missing farm animals. I fantastic resource which can be enlarged and laminated for children to talk about what animals they would find on a farm and for them to create their own farm scene.

This worksheet helps children identify 2D shapes within every day items. Children are encouraged to cut out the object and place it on the correct shelf. Focusing on the following shapes: circle, square, rectangle and triangle.

Here are some worksheets to assist with identifying 2D shapes within the classroom or school environment.

Three colourful worksheets to show children the missing end letter sound. Children are encouraged to say what they see in the picture, then listen to the end sound to write the missing letter.

Three colourful worksheets to help children find the missing middle sound in words. Each sheet encourages the child to say the picture out loud, then listen to the missing letter sound.

Here are three worksheets that help find the missing initial letter. Children are encouraged to look at the picture, say the word and then listen for the initial sound that is missing.