Children love seeing the changes that happen around them during the different times of the year. This activity is great for children to show their understanding of what happens to the trees during each season. This product has two pages. The children can draw or paint the leaves, etc, then label the pictures.

These three pages link greatly to emotions. These feeling faces allow children to think about what emotions people express. A great tool to use alongside this is a mirror for the children to use as they think about the different emotions.

Have you been learning about ‘The Rainbow Fish’ or fish in general? This resource can be used in your continuous provision. There are three fish templates to use. I suggest leaving shiny items, coloured paper, paint, etc for children to decorate the fish templates.

This product focuses on four 2D shapes: Square Triangle Rectangle Circle This colourful sheets allows the children to talk about the 2D shapes and decide on which box to glue them into. Lots of opportunities to encourage children to use the correct terminology to describe each shape and it’s properties.

This three page activity includes a colourful picture of a beach scene for children to use and label when writing about the beach. It is a great resource to encourage children to talk about what happens at the beach and what they might see there, including the noises they might hear.

Sometimes seeing everyday objects can really help embed children’s understanding of 3D shapes. This colourful activity allows children to discuss the every day objects and decide which box they are going to glue them into. There are 24 every day pictures of objects for your children to sort through. A great opportunity to encourage them to talk about other 3D shapes they can see around their classroom, school, home etc.

This three page activity includes a colourful picture of a zoo scene for children to use and label when writing about the zoo. It is a great resource to encourage children to talk about what happens on a zoo and what they might see there, including the noises they might hear.

Children will have fun completing this two page activity linked to what they’d find at the library. This is a great tool for encouraging children to discuss the kind of objects and people they would find in a library environment.

These activity sheets are ideal to use in your continuous provision. The four colourful downloadable sheets consist of measuring: Balloons Trees Buildings Ties They can be measured using multilink cubes, a ruler etc.

This colourful resource is great for understanding number order. Using the numicon shapes, children should cut out the numicon cards and glue them onto the other sheet in the correct order from 1-10.

This product consists of 4 pages with 4 different templates for children to decorate: Lizard Snake Butterfly Beetle This is ideal if children are looking at patterns, textures, or jungle animals/critters. This resource can be used in continuous provision along with a range of art/craft resources, such as coloured paper, glue, sequins, buttons, paint etc…

These useful RWI inspired stickers can be used when teaching Set 2 RWI sounds. They can be used as a reminder to the child and parent of what sound has been taught during that day. Plus a reward that can be given to each child to show that they have been successful during the lesson. This product is also useful for the teacher or teaching assistant to see what sound each child had been learning during their phonic lesson, if they’d been to a different member of staff. It’s a quick visual prompt that can be used to test them throughout the day, and target during ‘pinny time’.

These useful RWI inspired stickers can be used when teaching Set 1 RWI sounds. They can be used as a reminder to the child and parent of what sound has been taught during that day. Plus a reward that can be given to each child to show that they have been successful during the lesson. This product is also useful for the teacher or teaching assistant to see what sound each child had been learning during their phonic lesson, if they’d been to a different member of staff. It’s a quick visual prompt that can be used to test them throughout the day, and target during ‘pinny time’.

These useful RWI inspired stickers can be used when teaching Set 3 RWI sounds. They can be used as a reminder to the child and parent of what sound has been taught during that day. Plus a reward that can be given to each child to show that they have been successful during the lesson. This product is also useful for the teacher or teaching assistant to see what sound each child had been learning during their phonic lesson, if they’d been to a different member of staff. It’s a quick visual prompt that can be used to test them throughout the day, and target during ‘pinny time’.

All children like to learn about how things grow. This product contains two sheets for them to complete, linked to the life cycle of a plant. The colourful sheet encourages children to talk about the different stages and what happens at each stage.

Children just love to watch insects grow – especially the life cycle of a butterfly. This product has two activities for children to complete linked to the life cycle of a butterfly. This colourful product encourages children to think and talk about each stage of the cycle.

Children love to learn about the world around them, so why not teach them the different parts of a flower using this colourful sheet? This product is great for teaching the different parts of a flower and can be linked to the life cycle of a plant.

Understanding the parts of the human body is an important thing for children to learn. Singing songs like ‘Head, Shoulders, Knees and Toes’ is a good start, as well as lots of games like ‘Simon said’, will help consolidate children’s. This product can be used to check children’s understanding of the different parts of the human body. It is bright and colourful and consists of two sheets. The fist having words to assist the child and the other excluding words.

This product consists of two pages. There is a girl face to label and a boy face. Both sheets are colourful and have words to help support children completing this.

Understanding ordinal numbers can sometimes be a little tricky for little ones to grasp, especially when they look different. These colourful activities can be used to teach children to recognise ordinal numbers using different scenarios. There are four different ones to choose from. Monkeys climbing a ladder Rockets blasting into space Car race track – straight Car race track – round Children are encouraged to cut out and glue the numbers in the correct positions.