A simple book review worksheet. I leave these in the reading area and children love to fill them in for all the different books they read. I display some around the reading den to encourage and use this as a challenge for the week.

Some brilliant posters for displays or knowledge organisers to support children’s learning about plants including trees and plants. They cover parts of plants, flower heads and trees and types of trees (evergreen and deciduous).

Two posters for display in the classroom including key information about honey bees: *bee anatomy *types of honey bees *bee life cycle *beehives Can be used for displays or knowledge organisers.

Some useful resources made for a ‘Fruit and Vegetbale Farm Shop/Cafe’ role play corner. I have involved vocabulary cards, shopping lists, smoothie recipe and instruction writing cards, ‘role’ cards, price lists, labelling fruit and vegetable challenge and money/coin labelling resource.

2D shape finders (cirlce, square, rectangle and triangle) in two different designs - pink confetti and leaf green.

Number cards 0-20 with a hessian background. Can be used for a display, to practice number formation, maths lessons, continuous provision and more!

Log slices with the alphabet written on a-z in both lowercase and capitals.

Subjects bunting for display boards in capital letters with a natural hessian background including: -Welcome -Our learning journey Reading corner -Science -Maths -English -Geography -History -Languages -Religious Education -Computing -Art & Design -Music

Display board subject name bunting with a natural hessian background including: -Welcome -Our learning journey -Science -Maths -English -Geography -History -Languages -Religious Education -Computing -Art & Design -Music

Log slices with numbers 0-50 printed on them. Can be used for a display, counting stick, game, flashcards and more!

Log slices with numbers 0-20 printed on. 1-10 log slices with dots (subitising) - can be used for matching to the cardinal number and supporting number recognition and subitising.

Log slices with graphemes written on them including set 1, 2 and 3. Could be used for a continuous provision game/activity, phonics display, bunting and more!

A natural leaf common exception words word mat for year 1 and 2.

A multiplication grid in a natural green leaf print.

A natural looking 100 grid with a green leaf print.

A bundle of brilliant pancake day resources and activities which involve cutting, sticking, colouring, drawing and an added writing challenge: -Pancake Day headband -My perfect pancake plate drawing/cutting/sticking/writing activity -Pancake word mat -Pancake recipe and instructions card -Mud kitchen pancake recipe card

A bundle of resources to go with ‘Super Daisy and the Peril Of Planet Pea’ by Kes Gray, including puppets, create your own planet worksheet, create your own superhero worksheet and a story suitcase poster (it’s called a story suitcase as I put the resources in a suitcase) - includes key features, challenge and examples of key features in the book. Leave in your reading corner after a guided reading session(s) and witness great book talk and understanding!

Two resources including: A ‘Nature Recording Sheet’ which has space for a drawing, marking the correct season, observations using senses and a notes box. A natural looking explorer inspiration poster, including Charles Darwin and David Attenborough. I used this poster to make the ‘Nature Explorer Bags’ area in the classroom very clear.

A clear capacity poster/resource that includes images and key vocabulary. Can be used in versatile ways, such as on a working wall, table resource, in provision or by a capacity/water play area.

Mixed age writing unit for Reception and Year 1 children. 10 days planned out for you based on the book ‘Supertato’. This is a newspaper writing unit which also includes prepositions, the 5 Ws (when, who, what, why, where), interactive learning (e.g., vegetable crime scene, hot seating ‘Evil Pea’ and more) and all the worksheets/templates you’ll need! I have completed this unit with my class in Spring 2 and it never fails me! The children LOVE it!