Print and laminate this resource double sided. This handy resource is great for conversations with children on the go. One side helps children express their feelings and the other side provided suggested activities to get back to green.

Simple activity to help get to know your students better.

This is a differentiated activity to represent number. 10 and below 20 and below suggested 100 and below

Simple book review suitable for KS1 children. Space for: Name, date Author, book title Favourite scene writing and drawing

The quality of children’s mathematical reasoning and conceptual understanding is significantly enhanced if they are consistently expected to use correct mathematical terminology (e.g. saying ‘digit’ rather than ‘number’) and to explain their mathematical thinking in complete sentences. Use this resource to help children with their maths oracy

Simple words and sentences reading tasks. Helps with reading fluency. 2 sheets with words. 2 sheets with sentences

Print and laminate. Use as part of provision or during guided teaching

Star of the week certificate

1-10 using fingers 11-20 using ten frames

Use play dough and these mats to help with fine motor skills. Included Shapes and Faces Print and laminate

Fun game to help with counting and fine motor skills. Roll a die, count the cubes and place it on the correct number. Enjoy!

Use these fine cutting heads to help with fine motor skills

Black and white number lines to 10 and to 20, Ideal to be printed in colour and then laminated

Books we have read poster Books I’ve read form with space for 10 books

Compare with crocodiles 2 Resources: Compare within 10 Compare within 20

1 x addition sheet 1x subtraction sheet

4 colouring sheets season themed.

short a, e, i , o. u

Letter formation A-Z Lowercase and Uppercase

This document contains the box frames for alphabet initial sounds. Activity 1: Children use picture prompts to correctly form letters in the boxes below. Activity 2: Children use letters to draw a picture of an item starting with the initial sound. Activity 3: Children look at pictures and circle the initial sound. In the footer of each sheet there is an opportunity to practise letter formation.