This product has images that start with the phase one sounds S A T I P N. The children are encouraged to colour in the images the correct colour depending on what sound they start with.

This pack contains 4 sheets. Two sheets that count from one to ten with missing numbers- one with the numbers at the top and one without. Two sheets that counts from eleven to twenty with missing numbers- one with all the numbers at the top and one without. Christmas themed

In this pack you will find a set of teacherinstructions with a what you need and instructions to follow, a simplified sheet for the children that contains the instructions and adverbs, a sheet for the children without the adverbs and then an empty writing frame for the children to use to write their own set of instructions.

This pack contains fine motor skills work where the children have to match the equipment to the correct jobs person. There are pages to practice handwriting skills that are differentiated for those who still need to trace to those who are practicing free writing. There are also speech bubbles that go with each jobs person explaining what they do, this can be used for the children to read and then match up independently.

This activity allows the children to see images that start with the letter H and then trace over the word for handwriting practice.

This simple work sheets allows for the children to see the written difference between the letter B and P- a short circle the correct letter in the correct colours activity, hear it as they colour images correctly if they start with a P or a B and finally, practice their fine motor skills as they write a few of the words that stat with a P or a B.

THis activity encourages children to identify the difference between letters, words and sounds. This pack contains lesson ideas, a sheet with mixed up letters, words and sentences (and advice on how to use it) and a simple sorting sheet with subheadings. this activity is aimed at deepening the childrens knowledge of how words are made and how sentences are created.

This pack contains three different templates that can be used when teaching young children about writing letters. There is a tick the question you want answered sheet, a template with blanks to fill in, a dear and from page with a blank middle section, pages with just a boarder x3 and a small sentence bank of waht the children might want to say to each other. Each page has lines to encourage the children to write appropriately sized letters and words.

This booklet contains- letter tracing, beginning letter matching, independent writing, word and image association (differentiated) and upper and lower case recognition.

This pack contains 4 sheets with the four seasons; winter, spring, summer and autumn. Each sheet allows the children to colour the word in and trace the word, next to each letter their is also an image that links to the letter sound therefore, the children are encouraged to use these hints to help them figure out the word.

This pack contains 4 different sheets and teachers notes explaining how to carry out the activity. You will receive; -fully written instructions on to make the brew -a page with missing ingredients -a page with missing instructions -a writing page to encourage children to write there own recipe -task cards -teaching notes

This booklets contained a variety of activity that allow your children to work independently ( or group lead) on their fine motor skills which in turn, progresses them towards writing individual letters. This pack contains: alphabet work booklet for the children- each letter has an image linking to the starting sound, letters to trace both upper and lower case, a search and find and fine motor line tracing to prepare them for their independent writing. On each page their is also space for the children to complete a small activity relating to the letter/sound. Teacher lead headings I have also included display headings that can be used in the classroom that highlight the letter the children are focusing on that day/week and the letters that surround it in the alphabet so that they become comfortable with their alphabetic knowledge.