These are brilliant booklets for schools to give to parents. The literacy guide contains a reading comprehension activity, a spelling activity, a grammar/punctuation assessment sheet, a grammar game and a SATs stress buster advice section giving 10 tips to support children and prevent them getting anxiety in the build up to the tests. The maths guide contains an arithmetic assessment, a reasoning assessment and a times tables game. All of these have been created to give parents a good idea of what their children will be doing in their SATs tests, as well as giving them advice and knowledge of what they can do to help them revise or learn through games. A great resource which we are sure parents would find extremely useful. Children are at the very centre of everything we do…

These are great cards which can be laminated to use on a visual timetable, to provide a display of the routine and activities happening throughout the day. These can support children who often become overwhelmed and anxious if they can’t prepare for what is going to happen during the day. Pictures/illustrations and words on each card with subjects and activities of all areas of a school day.

A fantastic powerpoint presentation suitable for EYFS, KS1 and SEN learners. A very engaging activity which interacts with the children encouraging them to guess shapes before they are revealed, the slides slowly move down each shape, giving opportunities for children to work out the names of the shapes. 7 x 2D shapes are revealed in total. Putting the love back in learning.

This is a very child friendly powerpoint presentation showing how to stay safe online. "20 slides telling a story that young children can relate to in order to encourage engagement and a solid understanding of this important subject. Online Safety is something which all children need to be aware of. An excellent learning tool, putting children at the core of their learning.

This is a stunning KS1 maths place value activity. Supporting young learners in place value concepts. Assessing their level of understanding to write the numbers in different ways. (7 pages included). A blank page is also included to write your own numbers in. Also included an extra fantastic activity of Writing in different forms. Putting the love back into learning!

These stunning photographs of minibeasts bring the insects to life in these fact finding information posters. Suitable for KS1, KS2 and SEN children as part of their science topics. (15 pages included).

A lovely child friendly activity to support the early counting skills and number recognition. Say the number, show the number, colour the number, draw the number and finally cut and stick the correct number of zoo animals into the zoo. All animals and the numbers 1-5 sheets are included.

These are visually stimulating Comprehension Posters to explain in a child friendly way the comprehension terms and what they mean. Giving clear examples to aid understanding for KS2 learners in English (7 posters in total ready to download).

This is a fun and engaging activity, encouraging early learners to recognise and match numerals by being a postal worker, delivering letters to houses. The houses and addresses can be laminated and placed indoors or outdoors, to allow children to do their postal jobs and deliver by attaching each address to the correct house.

These are gorgeous printable phonics sheets, to support children in their initial sound matching. Clear photographs and illustrations can be cut out and placed on the Initial Sound Cards. These can be laminated and used again and again. Suitable for EYFS, SEN and KS1 learners. 18 Pages to download in total. Putting the love back into learning!

This is a fantastic, fun game where children select numeral cards to make 3-digit numbers. Learning about place value in an engaging and interactive way. Suitable for higher Year 2’s, Year 3’s and Year 4’s. Place Value can be tricky for young learners to understand, yet it is such an important skill to allow them to do so many other mathematical concepts. All numeral cards, money, game boards and game instructions are included (8 pages to download). Maths has never been so much fun, put the fun back into learning!

This is a brilliant maths game to support KS1 learners in understanding place value. Winning and counting money to make it more appealing and engaging. 8 pages to download. Giving children a love of maths again! Enjoy…

Create a high frequency word apple tree, or use the apples to provide a support for reading and spelling for individuals. Great for EYFS and children with SEN as well as KS1 learners.

These are a great stimulus for learners within EYFS, learners with Special Educational Needs and learners working within KS1. Can support reading, writing and science topics.

This is a lovely activity for children with Special Educational Needs working below the national curriculum. There are illustrations and photographs of animals. The children can listen to the sounds of the animals which an adult can play on the computer or make the sounds themselves, the children can then point to the animal that would make that particular sound. Can also be used to encourage children to name the animals, or point to animals when prompted by name.

These are great to provide a visual when counting down to an event or activity. A range of events included and a blank sheet to fill in your own activities. Count down with the children how many days…

This is a great resource for children working at P-levels in Science and for children in EYFS. Children can sort the animals into the broader categories of land, sky and sea to assess their level of understanding that different animals need a different environment.

A gorgeous classroom welcome poster, sharing individuality…

This is a gorgeous poster for classrooms showing that we are all unique and we all work differently, yet we can work as a team and be united. A perfect positive message for any classroom. Putting the love in learning…

This is a lovely poster to support educational professionals and parents in building up strength in hand and arm muscles to allow children to write. There is much more to writing than just putting pen to paper in the early stages. This poster will give ideas of strategies which can be used to support development in writing in the Early Years, or when writing is difficult.