20 sheets. A range of activities for 40-60 & ELG along the topic of the rainforest. There are listening activities, colouring, maths etc.

Description Discover over 60 pages of engaging math resources inspired by the book “Monster Counting 1-20.” Perfect for early learners at home or in an early years setting, this comprehensive collection includes: Large Monsters for Sorting: Ideal for use on a tough tray, these colourful monster cut-outs are perfect for sorting and categorization activities. Flash Cards for Feelings: Help children recognize and express emotions with these fun and expressive monster-themed flash cards. Pairs Games: Engaging and interactive pairs games to develop memory and matching skills. Number Cards (1-20): Bright and bold cards to help children learn and recognize numbers from 1 to 20. Literacy Sheets: A few carefully designed literacy sheets to complement the math activities and support overall learning. Also included are- Pairing wings Identify monsters representing 1 Identify monsters representing 2 Identify monsters representing 3 Counting teeth Counting legs Counting instruments Identifying monsters with legs Match the shadow Find 7 difference Identify numbers Counting spots Identifying feelings Literacy feelings Identifying monster with 13 spots Colour 14 monsters Literacy favourites Literacy describing Same Counting Add 1 more Subtracting First, then now Repeating patterns Height Roll and colour game Number bonds Representing 20 Matching numbers Colour 20 star Missing numbers Create a monster These resources are thoughtfully designed to make learning fun and interactive, providing a solid foundation in both math and literacy for young children.

25 pages of resources Drawing inspiration from the enchanting tale “Room on the Broom,” these resources are perfectly suited for early years. Adjectives Create a potion Rhyming CVC words Wanted posters Filling in missing words Word search Book reviews Writing Frames Complete sentences Story sequencing

I’ve developed a set of 21 worksheets catering to varying abilities, inspired by Julia Donaldson’s story “What the Ladybird Heard.” These worksheets encompass listening, literacy, numeracy, and fine motor skills activities. Ordering the story Animals in their homes pencil controlx2 match animals to their sounds what does each animal say? maze create your own map put animals on a map listening game wanted poster x4 match adjectives to the correct character count animals subtraction draw correct spots on ladybird flashcard sound game identify the silhouette

This is a 7 page over view of Phase 6 planning. Each page contains 3-4 weeks of day to day teaching, telling you what words to teach on each day. There is also a blank side to make your own notes on.

37 Work sheets, covering all phase 4 blends. Snakes and ladders, buried treasures as well as sound buttons.

A large selection of worksheets and classroom resources with, Oliver’s fruit salad theme. Included in this bumper pack are- 5 writing and drawing frames Repeating patterns Cut and sticking patterns Drawing fruit Cut and stick fruit bowl Tropical fruit writing Cut and stick correct fruit Draw correct fruit Shopping list x2 Label fruit Maze Book review Alphabet line with words x2 Sorting fruits by likes and dislikes Sorting healthy and unhealthy foods Word mat Flashcards/pairing game Counting Sorting fruits into bushes and trees Number recognition Number line to 10 and 20 10 frame and 5 frame 100 frame Counting in 2s flashcards Fruit bunting 6x adjectives Drawing correct amounts What do apples need #Oliversfruitsalad

Inspired by the story, Oliver’s vegetables, I have created over 60 pages of worksheets, classroom and display resources, with this theme. Included is- 6 writing and drawing frames writing Ordering the vegetables Labelling Fine motor Days of the week signs Book review Shopping lists x2 Abc line with days of the week Abc line with HFW Sorting foods you like and dislike Sorting healthy and unhealthy foods Word mat Vegetable Flashcards/pairing game Counting Cut and stick Identify numbers number lines to 10 and 20 10 frame and 5 frame 100 frame Counting in 2’s flashcards/number line Vegetable bunting 4x adjectives Ordering the growth of a potato Feelings Growing a potato Design a garden Draw correct amounts Ordering days of the week

Self registration with a colour monster theme. Pack comes with Editable colour monster name cards How do you feel today sign 4 feelings signs Feelings signs go onto jars or containers. When children arrive at school they place their name card into the jar they feel connected to that day. At some point throughout the day a member of staff can ask each child the reason behind why they put their name in that particular jar.

Delve into the enchanting world of “The Tiger Who Came to Tea” with this comprehensive resource pack designed to support early years learning. This 68-page pack is brimming with engaging activities, literacy tools, numeracy exercises, sorting games, bingo cards, and role-play area signs, all tailored to captivate young learners. Included in the pack are: Simple Tiger Facts Powerpoint Initial Sounds Peg Game Word Mat Description Sheet Design a tin Write a list 3 Writing frames Story mountain Thank you note Invitation Shopping list Colour and count Capacity sorting activity Capacity cutting and sticking 16 Signs for days Bingo game for 9 players Cafe Role play signs etc Night/Day sorting activity Night/Day cutting and sticking Whether used in the classroom or at home, our resource pack provides educators and parents with a wealth of materials to engage children in literacy, numeracy, and imaginative play centered around “The Tiger Who Came to Tea.” Let the adventures begin with this delightful collection of resources!