Animal Matching Game Match the animals to their skin or fur. Explore farm and zoo animals as well as pets too. Perfect for EYFS and KS1 children.

Colour Mixing Matching Game This matching game looks at primary and secondary colours.

Rhyming Matching Game This matching game helps children to match different objects that rhyme. Most of the words are CVC words so perfect for children in EYFS and KS1.

Number Matching Game This number matching game allows children to match different pictorial representations of the numbers, helping to build their confidence with recognising numbers to 10. Children can look at numerals, numicon, pictures and fingers to match up to eachother. Perfect for EYFS and KS1.

Fruit Days of the Week To follow the bright, fruity design here are the Days of the Week to display in your classroom.

Numbers with Pictures A colourful, clear and bright set of numbers with pictures matched to support the children’s understanding. Would be perfect for an EYFS or KS1 classroom.

Alphabet with Pictures A bright, colourful alphabet to display in your classroom with pictures to help the children with matching sounds to letters.

Woodland ‘Today is’ Poster A nice poster to laminate and display on your board or on your door to write the day of the week or even the full date.

Fruit Months of the Year

10’s Number Ladybird Display Perfect addition to your maths display, particularly if you have a woodland/animal theme in your classroom.

**Woodland Writing Checklist Bunting ** A great resource to have hung up in your classroom following the woodland theme. It helps to promote independent learners where the children can check their own work and their peers. Writing Checklist Capital Letters Full Stops Question Marks Finger Spaces Letters on the line Exclamation Mark Comma

5’s Number Display Display these 5’s hands around your classroom. They are very visual for the children to refer to and understand how many 5’s go into a number.

2’s Socks Display Perfect to display around your classroom on your working wall or get creative and make your our 2’s washing line.

Construction Area Writing Resources If your looking for more opportunities for writing in your construction area, then look no further. These resources are easy to add to your construction area for the children to record the materials they are using, design their own creations and evaluate their creations they have made. Includes Materials listing resource Design template Evaluation resource

Woodland Groups Display Woodland themed groups display for writing, maths, reading, table or other classroom grouping. I recommend laminating them and using a whiteboard pen to write the names on so it’s easy to move children around groups. Group Names Hedgehogs Foxes Squirrels Owls Deer

Construction Area Keywords Keywords, Keywords, Keywords! The sticky knowledge we want our children to remember, use in their vocabulary and eventually use in their writing. I’ve found these keywords really stand out when displayed and the backgrounds support the children’s understanding. Includes bricks wood plastic fabric straw glass metal paper build design measure plan instructions

Art Storage Labels Art labels to organise your art supplies in your classroom. Includes Scissors Colouring Pencils Crayons Colouring Pens Glitter Glue Glue Plain Paper Coloured Card Pencils Sequins Tissue Paper Paint Sticks Paint Brushes Paint Pastels Water Pots Card Tape

Read Write Inc Set 1 Matching Game This game includes all the RWI set 1 sounds with matching pictures for your children to match to the sound. It encourages then to say the word, listen out for the sound and match it to the letters.

Alphabet Matching Game This alphabet matching game allows children to match different pictures to their correct letter. It will support children in matching the sounds of the letters to the pictures. Will work well as small group work, an intervention or even a fun game at home. Perfect for EYFS and KS1.

Fruit Alphabet Display This fruit alphabet will give you a bright, summery and welcoming feel to your classroom, even during those dreary and rainy months.