<p>Help your little ones learn their numbers from 1-10 with these touch counting number cards.</p> <p>This printable resource consists of numbers 1-10 with the visual number, word and quantity represented. Use these cards regularly to encourage your child to touch count and see visual number representations, alongside beginning to process cardinality.</p> <p>This resource is suitable whether you’re a teacher searching for a resource to support your class, or a parent looking to support their child’s number recognition. To use this versatile resource, simple print them out and share with your children, you could laminate to help them last a little longer.</p>

<p>Help your little ones learn their numbers from 1-10 with these touch counting number cards.</p> <p>This printable resource consists of numbers 1-10 with the visual number, word and quantity represented. Use these cards regularly to encourage your child to touch count and see visual number representations, alongside beginning to process cardinality.</p> <p>This resource is suitable whether you’re a teacher searching for a resource to support your class, or a parent looking to support their child’s number recognition. To use this versatile resource, simple print them out and share with your children, you could laminate to help them last a little longer.</p>

<p>Help your little ones learn their numbers from 1-10 with these touch counting number cards.</p> <p>This printable resource consists of numbers 1-10 with the visual number, word and quantity represented. Use these cards regularly to encourage your child to touch count and see visual number representations, alongside beginning to process cardinality.</p> <p>This resource is suitable whether you’re a teacher searching for a resource to support your class, or a parent looking to support their child’s number recognition. To use this versatile resource, simple print them out and share with your children, you could laminate to help them last a little longer.</p>

<p>This digital download includes 4 mud kitchen recipe cards for sensory play. These have been designed by an early years teacher to inspire children to explore the outdoors area and engage in truly imaginative, sensory play. Sensory play has many benefits for young children and can spark imagination, creativity and problem solving skills, to name a few.</p> <p>There are 4 cards included in this set, sunshine smoothies, berry pancakes, best friend soup and leaf cupcakes. Use these in your outside mud kitchen to inspire your children to get creative and make the most of their outside space.</p>

<p>Help your little ones learn the importance of using finger spaces in their writing. These space inspired finger spacers will help your little ones remember to include a space after each word they write.</p> <p>This printable resource consists of 12 different space templates for you to cut out and laminate to inspire your children to keep mark making.</p> <p>Whether you’re a teacher searching for a resource to support your class, or a parent looking to support their child’s fine motor skills and mark making outside of classroom, this resource will add value to the mark making experience for your child. To use this versatile resource, simple print them out, laminate if you’d like them to last a little longer, and let the creativity begin.</p>

<p>Help embed fine motor skills and creativity with this playdough resource. This printable resource promotes children’s manipulation of playdough to follow instructions. There are 6 task cards included in this set, with tasks such as making more carrots for the bunny and decorating the Easter egg.</p> <p>Whether you’re a teacher searching for a resource to support your class, or a parent looking to support their child’s early fine motor skills and creativity outside of classroom, this resource will add value to your activities. To use this versatile resource, simple print them out and laminate and encourage the child to manipulate their playdough or modelling dough to mark make.</p>

<p>This pack of 40 Easter inspired pairs matching cards will help support your child’s cognitive and problem solving skills. The aim of this activity is for your child to recall when they turned over a card that matches the one they currently have turned over to play a big game of pairs. This inspires your child’s memory, cognition and also fine motor skills at the same time to find the 20 matching pairs available. This really is an activity that can support all areas of development at once.</p> <p>Whether you’re a teacher searching for a resource to support your class, or a parent looking to support their child’s learning outside of classroom, this resource will add value. To use this versatile resource, simple print them out and laminate (if you’d like them to last a little longer). The next step is to start playing and see who can find the most pairs to win the game.</p>

<p>Minibeasts can be found everywhere. Your little one may already have a passion for finding them in your garden.</p> <p>Help embed fine motor skills and creativity with this playdough resource. This printable resource builds on children’s love of minibeasts and encourages touch counting and number recognition whilst also embedding fine motor skills and dexterity.</p> <p>Whether you’re a teacher searching for a resource to support your class, or a parent looking to support their child’s early mathematical and fine motor skills outside of classroom, this resource will add value. To use this versatile resource, simple print them out and laminate and encourage the child to manipulate their playdough or modelling dough to add the correct number of spots to their ladybird.</p>

<p>Help your little ones learn the importance of using finger spaces in their writing. These space inspired finger spacers will help your little ones remember to include a space after each word they write.</p> <p>This printable resource consists of 12 different space templates for you to cut out and laminate to inspire your children to keep mark making.</p> <p>Whether you’re a teacher searching for a resource to support your class, or a parent looking to support their child’s fine motor skills and mark making outside of classroom, this resource will add value to the mark making experience for your child. To use this versatile resource, simple print them out, laminate if you’d like them to last a little longer, and let the creativity begin.</p>

<p>Early years resource. How many minibests are in the picture. Count them up and write the number in the box.</p>

<p>Easter themed number cards from 1-10.</p>

<p>Help your little ones use finger spaces more consistently within their writing with these dinosaur themed finger spacers.</p>

<p>This jungle themes number line (1-20) will help your little ones become more confident in number recognition.</p>

The powerpoint gives the basic formulas needed to reference within texts, but also within a reference list. Examples are given throughout.

<p>A whole lesson, including plan, poweroint and resource</p> <p>Learning objectives:</p> <p>Identify who is responsible for safeguarding<br /> Understand the role of practitioners when safeguarding and how this may not occur<br /> Understanding responsibilities of whistleblowing<br /> Create a plan for your A’s of unit 3</p>

This resource sets to give students a clear understanding of what skills are required to work as part of an effective team. There is then a task and a recap at the end to encourage effective teamworking skills.

<p>Breakdown of Piaget’s Cognitive Development Theory and the links to education</p>

Creative activity for children to make their own masks. Ideas are then listed to extend the learning that takes place within this activity.

<p>Two hour lesson plan.<br /> Looking at the following objectives:<br /> To explore a range of local career opportunities and their job prospects<br /> To gain an understanding between vocational training and apprenticeships<br /> To identify benefits of vocational and apprenticeship training<br /> To identify what agencies are available for support when deciding on a career path- both within the establishment and external</p>

<p>An hour and a half lesson on supporting children’s care routines- focusing on tolet training</p> <p>Lesson plan and powerpoint</p> <p>learning outcomes:<br /> Identify what a care routine is<br /> Describe how practitioners support children through toilet training<br /> Create a reward chart to take into placement to encourage hand washing</p>