Here is a list of theorists on Child Development and their core principles :)

Here is a document Bronfenbrenner’s ecological system theory about children and their development :)

Here is a document of the 12 pedagogical principles in the foundation phase :)

Here is a document highlighting the 4 purpose’s by Donaldson and what each purpose is linked to in the curriculum :)

In this activity, learners have the chance to discover qualities of different insects and their different stages of life.

In this activity, learners can use their English vocabulary to describe different animals. This is a chance for learners to practice, their phonics, spellings and handwriting skills.

This is a recipe to recreate a Swedish dessert known as Hallongrotta. This can be used as example of instructional writing and measuring.

This resource is to allow learners to practice ‘ed’ words in simple sentences :)

In this resource, I have listed numerous reasons as to why children should play sport. This can be used as a visual aid to learners when explaining the benefits of playing sports :)

This document is a resource that can be both used as a provisional activity based on following instructions and can also be adapted to identify what features are used when writing a recipe/list of instructions :)

In this activity pack, there is a powerpoint on different animals and how they have changed from an offspring to adulthood. There is also an activity sheet included to allow learners to carry out their own investigation on an animal of their choice and how they change in certain categories. These include their size and colouring.

Here is a handwriting booklet featuring set 2 phonics sounds.

This powerpoint and activity resource is used to show learners three ‘ed’ sentences and some examples. There is also an activity included in this resource that has also been differentiated :)

This resource has been designed fro learners to create their own acrostic poems based on the theme of dragons :)

In this resource, I have created ‘stop and think’ cards that I use on learners to remind them on certain aspects when they have been given a writing task. Some of these reminders include underlining the date and title, to use capital letters and full stops and to always use their best handwriting. I place these cards on the learners desks which have been taped down so they serve as a constant reminder to the learners :)