Teaching and Learning Resources for Early Learners and KS1
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Looking for something original? Here are some Resources for Early Learners and Key Stage 1 that you won't have used before. There are also some Key Stage 2 and a variety of SEND resources.
Alphabet, Phonics, Speaking and Listening, Reading & Writing Activities and a range of topic resources. Worksheets, flashcards, activities, PPTs, quiz games and posters are all included.
Most images licenced from graphicsfactory.com and symbols are licenced from Boardmaker.
Looking for something original? Here are some Resources for Early Learners and Key Stage 1 that you won't have used before. There are also some Key Stage 2 and a variety of SEND resources.
Alphabet, Phonics, Speaking and Listening, Reading & Writing Activities and a range of topic resources. Worksheets, flashcards, activities, PPTs, quiz games and posters are all included.
Most images licenced from graphicsfactory.com and symbols are licenced from Boardmaker.
A free resource for young children linked to Maths and the New Year.
Children can colour in the numbers, cut and order on sheet 1.
Duplicate sheet 2 for matching numbers and sequencing.
On sheet 3 children can write their own numbers or make number characters.
6 pages of snowflake decorations with each page showing 2 snowflakes.
Each page shows a different colour snowflake with white inside for children to colour in or draw within.
Colours are black and white, 2 shades of blue, purple, grey and green.
Print or paste onto card and children can cut these out to decorate their class Christmas tree.
5 sheets for children to practice their fine motor control. Linked to your topic on mini beasts or animals.
Laminate and add to your writing corner with dry markers.
Children will enjoy colouring these Christmas characters in, and tracing the sentences underneath.
They may want to use their colouring as a basis for making a Christmas cards too.
A phonics and spelling activity.
Words and pictures beginning with the letter ‘S’ for children to sound out, read, match, cut and colour . Primarily for Key Stage 1 pupils.
This resource consists of two worksheets, each focusing on Shopping.
The first worksheet covers numbers 1 to 5, the second covers numbers 6 to 10.
Sheet 3 is a blank template that can be used in a variety of ways.
Each worksheet includes five pictures related to shopping such as wallets, bags and credit cards. Children count and colour the pictures and cut them out.
There are matching number cards for each picture. Children can write the corresponding number, trace the numeral, and then match these cards to the pictures on the worksheets.
There are also cards displaying the shopping words such as piggy banks and cashier. Children can practice their writing skills, cut out the words, and match them to the appropriate pictures.
The resource also includes a blank template, allowing children to get creative by drawing their own Shopping related pictures or pasting pictures in numerical order.
Links Shopping, Money, Number with Reading and Writing.
Other resources in this format include Space, Feelings, Weather, Christmas and Castles.
An example of an acrostic poem to welcome children back to school and to encourage them to compose their own.
There is an example with an outline children can fill in as well as a blank template with Welcome written at the top.
An EYFS or KS1 resource to remind children about keeping safe on and around Bonfire Night.
Children read and write over the simple 7 rules.
They can colour the fireworks and make a poster.
3 pages of cut out cards showing fruit machines where there are 3 numbers.
Cut out the cards and laminate and use as flashcards or use single sheets as worksheets.
Children add together the 3 numbers.
Numbers are up to 18.
There is a blank template included that you can use to make more flashcards or to differentiate for higher / lower abilities.
A collection of 7 worksheets where children use the boxes to write letters, copy and continue patterns, write words, phrases and sentences.
Children can improve their handwriting and learn how to use spaces in between their words.