Do your children like the Alphablocks? Well these a-z cards will be ideal for those little learners, learning sounds or even word building.

Are you teaching addition? This is a great resource to use. Consisting of two Robot templates with ten frames and 58 addition sums. Ideal to use alongside nuts and bots. Children will love finding the correct amount of nuts and bolts and adding them together. Laminate to use time and time again.

This 26 page resource is ideal when teaching addition. A great colourful resource that children will enjoy using. Laminate so it can be used time and time again. Consisting of: Pink doughnuts White doughnuts Biscuits Jammy dodgers Pink Cupcakes Blue Cupcakes Baking tray Addition cards (4 to a page)

This is a fabulous resource for teaching addition within your role play area or continuous provision. Consisting of 35 pages: Four plain pizzas Page of mushroom toppings Page of Pepperoni toppings Page of sliced tomato toppings Page of sliced onion toppings Page of sliced green peppers Page of sliced pineapple toppings Page of olives and ham toppings Addition cards blank Addition cards What a super colourful resource for children to learn through play.

This 12 page resource is ideal for anyone teaching colour recognition. I used this to get children to locate items from around the setting and place them on the correct colour mat. Consisting of the following colours: Red Orange Yellow Green Blue Pink Purple Brown Grey Black White

Children often struggle to recognise colours. This resource consists of different colours and items related to that particular colour. Red Orange Yellow Green Blue Pink Purple Brown Grey Black White

Want to give your children a gift they will treasure? This resource is ideal to give to little ones who still believe. Colourful certificates with 4 different designs.

Young children need lots of fine motor control practice. This resource is ideal as it encourages fine motor control and number recognition. This product can be printed onto card, then laminated, before hole punching on the black spots. Children can then thread laces or thread through the holes. A bright colourful resources that can be used time and time again.

Children love to write, and with this resource they can practice different writing patterns. Ideal to use for lessons or laminated can be left in their continuous provision. Consisting of 6 pages with 4 patterns to each page.

Are you teaching colour recognition? This is a fab resource consisting of 22 pages. Red Orange Yellow Green Blue Pink Purple Brown Grey Black White Each colour board comes with 8 matching colour cards, ideal for children to play and match to the correct board.

This resource is a fun way to get children adding amounts together. Children are to work in pairs to compete in a mini race. Each child rolls two dice and moves a toy car along the race track until the reach the end. Children love to play games so why not allow them to play an addition game?

This activity is great for young children learning to tie laces. Once laminated, hole punch the black holes and attach laces for them to practice. (I recommend copying onto card first)

Children love to use their fingers and what a better way than to use threading. This 16 page resources consists of colourful fruit with spaces marked out to hole punch. Laminate this resource so it can be use with laces, or thread. A great tool to develop children’s fine motor control.

This resource is ideal when teaching PSHE - looking at how we are all different. I usually play a game before introducing this activity. Starting with children in a circle I get them to change places if they like something. E.g. Change places if your favourite colour is red. Or change places if your favourite food is sausages. I then get them to see that everyone likes different things which makes us all unique. A bright coloured resource that can be hung over a washing line to display both sides.

Wanting something to keep your children busy when arriving at school? Well try these mini maths challenges which will get them thinking about how to solve the problems. (8 in total)

This is a super resource which can be displayed and used daily in your classroom. It’s a great way of teaching the children the days of the week, the months of the year along with the weather. Allowing children to talk about what they know about each day and allowing them to sequence events and times. Consisting of the following: Our class calendar title Today is… chart Yesterday was…chart Tomorrow is…chart Months of the year chart Weather chart Weather symbols Days of the week name cards Months of the year cards Date cards Weather name cards

Are you looking for short activities to complete when returning to school? This two page resource consists of new years resolutions and christmas memories.

Epiphany is often difficult for young children to understand. This powerpoint explains what Epiphany is and when it is celebrated.

Are your children learning the names of different fruit? This resource is ideal to display in your snack area or in your role play area. Bright colourful pictures. 15 fruits in total.

Burns Night is a celebration that takes place every year on January 25th. Mainly celebrated by Scottish people, but also celebrated around the world. This colourful powerpoint is ideal to use to inform children about this celebration.