Do you teach RWI in your school? After a helpful tool to support staff knowing which books and sounds go together? This resource is produced on publisher, where you can have multiple sticker designs on one page or the same sticker on a page when printing. Each book band is a on a different coloured sticker making it easy to find. Ideal to send home for parents to see what your child has read or to use on the front of folders storing the books.

Do you teach RWI in your school or are looking for a great visual prompt to support your little learners? Well this 26 page resource is ideal for displaying in your indoor and outdoor areas. A super product which allows you to remember the rhymes to support the formation of each letter sound.

Does your school use Class Dojo? After certificates that can be used to celebrate your children’s behaviour? This 5 page resource consists of 10 A5 certificates, with five different designs. Can be printed and laminated.

This resource consists of 23 pages. 1q pages of buses 0-10 1 plain bus 11 pages with buses with people on 1 A4 page with characters for bus. This resource is ideal for teaching counting, number bonds to 10, number recognition.

Are you after something to track individual children with their reading? This product is ideal.

Are you after a resource to track children in the EYFS with their maths? Then look no further. This resource is ideal to see where your child is.

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.

This is a fab tool to use when children are learning to hear the sounds in CVC words. Why not cut up the pictures, hide them round the room and get the children to go on a picture hunt? There are 20 different picture cards to find and a recording sheet for children to write what they find. 1)van 2)pan 3)fan 4)net 5)box 6)hat 7)dog 8)fox 9)jug 10)bus 11)bib 12)jet 13)map 14)cap 15)jam 16)zip 17)pen 18)pig 19)hen 20)cat

This is a great tool to use when getting young children to learn to read, make and write words. Laminated this resource can be used time and time again. Can be used alongside playdough, magnetic letters, etc… Ideal to be used in your continuous provision.

Do you have young children who are just starting to blend sounds to make words? This powerpoint consists of 50 CVC words and pictures for your children to read. Words have sound buttons to remind them of the number of sounds. Can be printed and used as individual cards or as part of a large group session.

Do you students need a resource to help support them with their mathematics in class or at home? This maths mat is ideal for children in Year 1. A bright, colourful resource which once laminated can be used time and time again.

This is a great resource when learning about vehicles and different types of transport. This product consists of 27 pages - with differentiated activities for 9 different vehicles. car motorbike aeroplane sail boat helicopter bicycle truck train bus

This colourful three page resource is great when learning about sea creatures or after reading the Rainbow fish. This resource is differentiated to support different children’s abilities.

After a fun engaging way to encourage boys to read, then look no further. These sentence strips are a brilliant resource to encourage reading whilst having fun, moving along a toy car to the next sentence. This resource includes over twenty cvc sentences plus blank ones for you to create yourself, or even get the children writing their own for their friend.

This 28 Page resource consists of 140 different labels to help organise your classroom. Including stationary items, construction toys, small world toys to resources.

Are you looking for a fun border for your display boards? This fun Moster Phonic inspired border is ideal.

Two worksheets for children to colour. One focusses on the length of items. Using the language longest and shortest. The other focuses on the height of items. Using the language tallest and shortest.

These three posters are ideal for displaying in early years settings for practitioners or parents to read. The characteristics of effective teaching and learning are: Playing and Exploring - Children investigate and experience things and ‘have a go’. Active Learning - Children concentrate and keep on trying if they encounter difficulties and enjoy achievements. Creating and Thinking Critically - Children have and develop their own ideas, make links between ideas and develop strategies for doing things. They are bright and easy to read, and a useful tool for early years practisioners.

The new framework for the early years foundation stage describes the three characteristics of effective teaching and learning as: Playing and exploring: children investigate and experience things and ‘have a go’; Active learning: children concentrate and keep on trying if they encounter difficulties and enjoy achievements; Creating and thinking critically: children have and develop their own ideas, make links between ideas and develop strategies for doing things. This observation overview uses the statements from Development Matters 2020. It has been designed to record observations over the year, to give practitioners an overview of how each child learns. The statements from Development Matters 2020 are on each sheet, alongside a space for adults to record their observations of the child. They are colourful and match the Characteristics posters that I have made.

Early Years Development Matters for three to four year olds. Split into the sections: Prime and specific. Contains three pages of statements.