5 Tuff Tray activities with a christmas tree theme. This pack includes- Trees 1-10 5 Trees to use for colour matching 5 Activity description cards Baubles numbered 1-10 Baubles to match the written word to the number 20 Baubles with sums for matching 30 Baubles for adding the correct amount 10 Baubles for matching by colour

Together in the pack is a hessian style, Happy Birthday bunting and editable bunting so you can create your own unique sign. There is also 12 plant pots, in pastel shades, with the months of the years printed on. Inside each planter is the flowers for that particular birth month. There are also editable name cards so childrens names can be places under their birth month.

Calendar with a bee theme Included in this pack is- Honey comb calendar sign Weather Seasons Days of the week Months of the year years 2023-2028 numbers 1st to 31st The symbols on this calendar can be stretched or shrunk to suit the board that you are placing them on.

Craft a buzzworthy Birthday Display with a delightful bee theme. Personalize your own hive by utilizing three distinct editable honeycombs for the child’s name and date of birth. Accompanying these are playful bees that can be scattered around, along with a header and an editable section for highlighting today’s birthday child.

14 pages of Mother’s Day activities. Items to include, cards & inserts, certificates and literacy resources.

6 pintable’s. 1 page for children to draw their favourite gift, food and who they saw. 1 page with 5 phones for children to draw selfies of, food, gifts, games, films and family. 1 page of Christmas news. 1 page to draw pictures of new years wishes. 1 page to write achievements of the previous year. 1 page to write a thank you letter to Santa.

Christmas game with a literacy aim. There are 14 gift boxes and 14 gifts. Children have to read the gift label and then find the matching gift that goes inside it.

Explore a thoughtful collection of 10 pages comprising both mathematics and literacy activities, meticulously designed to complement the teaching of Remembrance Day in early years education. 2 writing frames Colour in Wreath Create a poppy What are you thankful for Initial sounds Repeating patterns Counting to 10 Design a medal Whether in a classroom or home setting, these resources provide a meaningful and age-appropriate exploration of Remembrance Day, encouraging children to reflect on the significance of the day and appreciate the sacrifices made by others.

Inspired by the wonderful book, 13 Ways To Eat A Fly, I bring you a bumper pack of resources. Worksheets, mainly black and white to save on printing costs. Included in this pack, aimed at early years is- Shadows 1 more/less Bug hunt and graph Cutting and sticking with graph- plus most/least/same Counting Subtracting 1 Subtracting 2 Counting Biggest Thinnest Longest Number identification Web maze Repeating patterns Identifying 13 Subitising flashcards Flashcards 1-20 10 frame plus 10 flies Number lines Peg game

Night and Day Sorting Activity Description: Engage young learners in the concept of day and night with our captivating sorting activity designed to reinforce understanding of these two distinct periods. This resource includes vibrant visuals and hands-on tasks to facilitate active learning and conceptualization. Activity Components: Sorting Pictures: Two large pictures—one depicting a serene night scene and the other showcasing a bright daytime setting—are provided as sorting mats. Alongside these mats are 24 small pictures representing various objects, animals, and scenes commonly associated with either day or night. Children are encouraged to place each picture onto the corresponding sorting mat based on whether it belongs to the day or night category. Cutting and Sticking Activity: Following the sorting activity, children can further reinforce their understanding of day and night by engaging in a cutting and sticking exercise. They are presented with a worksheet containing a mix of pictures representing elements of both day and night scenes. Children are tasked with carefully cutting out each picture and pasting them into the appropriate section of the worksheet—either under the “Day” or “Night” heading. Benefits: Reinforces understanding of the concept of day and night. Promotes visual discrimination and categorization skills. Encourages fine motor development through cutting and sticking tasks. Supports hands-on, interactive learning experiences. This night and day sorting activity is an ideal addition to early years classrooms, homeschooling environments, or as a fun and educational activity at home. Spark curiosity and facilitate meaningful discussions about the natural rhythms of day and night with this engaging resource.

Seasonal Sorting Set This set includes a circular mat split into four sections, each representing a different season: spring, summer, autumn, and winter. Surrounding the circle are 24 cards featuring various seasonal pictures, such as flowers blooming in spring, sunny beaches in summer, colorful leaves in autumn, and snowflakes in winter. Children can use this activity set on a tuff tray or any flat surface to explore and sort the seasonal pictures according to the corresponding season on the circular mat. This activity encourages critical thinking, observation skills, and seasonal awareness. It’s perfect for early years classrooms, homeschooling environments, or as a hands-on learning activity for at-home exploration. This set includes four rectangular labels, each featuring the name of a season: spring, summer, autumn, and winter, to use on a display. These labels are designed to complement the Seasonal Sorting Activity Set, allowing children to create a cohesive seasonal display. Simply place the circular mat with the four seasons in the center and use the rectangular labels to designate each section according to its corresponding season.

Easter Egg Character Activity: Perfect for Tuff Trays, Floors, or Tables Engage young learners in a delightful Easter-themed activity designed for use on Tuff trays, floors, or tables. This entertaining and versatile activity set includes a variety of components for imaginative play and creative expression. Key Components: 4 Colorful Eggs 4 Nose/Mouth Combinations 3 Pairs of Ears 2 Cracked Egg Heads 4 Pairs of Glasses/Eyes 2 Pairs of Eyes 2 Pairs of Legs 2 Flowers & a Bow Versatile Printing: Print these charming elements more than once to accommodate a larger group of children. Once printed and cut out, the pieces can be laminated for durability and reused, or printed directly onto card for a one-time activity. Endless Creativity: Encourage creativity as children mix and match the various components to create unique Easter characters. Whether designing egg-headed creatures with quirky glasses or floral-adorned friends, the possibilities are as varied as the imaginations at play. Sustainable Fun: Similar to the success of the Christmas character faces, this Easter Egg Character Activity offers enduring enjoyment. The reusable and durable nature of the laminated pieces ensures that the fun can be relived for countless Easter celebrations. Transform your learning environment into a hub of creativity with this Easter Egg Character Activity. Ideal for individual or group play, this resource sparks imagination and provides a platform for imaginative storytelling and collaborative engagement.

Placing and arranging activity, ideal to use on a Tuff Tray, table or floor. These 4 Christmas activities can be used as 3 seperate activities or as a funny mish mash of features. Included- 4 Activity description cards 3 Santa faces 3 Elf faces 3 Snowman faces 14 Hats 9 Sets of eyes 14 Pieces of coal 6 Noses 3 Carrot noses 4 Beards 4 Mouths

Resources inspired by the book 19 pages of resources, inspired by the book, The life of a little plastic bottle. A book for little ones showing them what happens when we use disposable water bottles, and encouraging them to recycle. Included in this pack is- Drawing faces/feelings List writing from litter picking Drawing a life cycle Ordering the life cycle/cut and stick Find plastic/colouring Design poster x2 Design/upcycle a bottle Writing piece Days of the week recycling project Labelling Ordering the story Statements x2 What if/fox Right and wrong disposal of bottle/colouring

A class set of 30 challenge cards to use at forest school or just in your outdoor area, garden or park. The cards can be used to help plan forest school activities by choosing a card a week or you could hand out a card to each child. These cards can be used as they are or mounted onto card and then laminated to help to make them waterproof and wipeable for outdoor use. The cards are for a wide range of ages, from early years onwards. Most activities can be completed independently some with adult help and supervision.

Elevate your space with charming traditional bunting featuring letters to create Superworm’s name on each flag. Perfect for creating a delightful display, the resource also includes the lettering I used to craft the bunting. Bring a touch of Superworm’s magic to your environment, and don’t forget to leave positive feedback to inspire more creative learning!

Cupcake and balloon, birthday display, in pastel calming colours. Included are, cupcakes with each month of the year on, Balloons with happy birthday written on, balloons that you can edit with your own lettering, candles that you can add child’s name and age on to and plain balloons to use as a border, if you so wish.

Help the aliens and space craft land on the correct planet by working out the answer to the sum. There are 10 planets, numbered 1-10 and 12 aliens/space crafts with addition up to 10 on.

A few activities to support RSPB bird watch. 15 pages include: Label a bird Give the bird the correct amount of worms Count the birds Bird spotting Number flash cards to 12 Describe the birds Bird cake recipe and method Bird window viewer

Resources required to create a water area display. These resources were used to create a raining display from the ceiling along with an umberella. There are pictures as well as raindrops containing the words to go with each picture. The raindrops were also printed and laminated back to back so they could be hung from the umberella.