10 pages of resources to support walk to school week. certificates sounds you heard tally and pictogram senses maze create a map is it safe to cross? worksheet

Listening game for one adult and up to 6 players, can also be played with a single child as part of an intervention. Adult reads out a simple instruction and the child places the object where they have been asked. A lovely game that i have used with 4 and 5 year old. Once the children are familiar with the game they can then take turns to create their own instruction to say out loud to the group.

9 repeating pattern worksheets using 2 and 3 colours/objects. There is also a page where the child can create their own pattern.

Phase 5 work sheets to help with reading the alternative pronunciations of the graphemes, A, I, O, U. A= a, ay, o I= i, I O= o, ow U= u, ew

6 different Gingerbread Men ready for colouring in. Each Gingerbread Man has a tab on each hand so once they have been cut out they can be connected by their tabs to create a bunting.

4 Father’s Day certificates to colour in. Also included are 2 certificates for children who don’t have a Father in their life.

Numbers, 0-30, each on pastel coloured flowers. Ready to be cut and laminated to be displayed as a number line. Once strung up on ribbon as bunting they look quite effective. Being on a pastel background it has more of a calming effect.

A selection of, Archimedes’ Bath, Maths resources. 8 pages of resources in total. Included are weight capacity repeating patterns height

Snowman number matching game, 0-10, with Free Worksheet. Snowmen come in 2 parts; the top has the written number on the hat and the bottom has buttons. Once cut and laminated they can be mixed up for the children to try and match the correct amount of buttons to the number. Once children are confident in this they can complete the free worksheet that accompanies the game.

2 Maths games. Each game has 5 gifts with gifts that need matching to them. The first game is spots to 5 with gifts from numbers 1 to 5 that need matching to them. The second game has 5 gift boxes of different shapes and then 5 gifts that need to match to them. Once cut and laminated they can be used time and again.

A bed, 5 monkeys and the words to the nursery rhyme, 5 Little Monkeys Jumping On The Bed, ready to be cut and laminated.

2 spiders webs and 2 lots of elephants, 1 set that has numbers 1-5 on and a plain set. Also the lyrics to the rhyme. Ready to be printed and laminated for the children to use.

A few under the sea resources. Worksheets, number flash cards and alphabet flash cards.

10 writing frames with 2 different designs. Ideal for writing during the summer term.

A variety of literacy and numeracy worksheets in a calming pastel colour.

A variety of resources with a sports theme which can be used on Sport relief day. There are numeracy, literacy, pencil control, creative and phonic worksheets. 19 pages with 12 different ideas. counting tally 4x colour by numbers exercise log maze word search 8 cvc word cards match word to picture match correct sentence to the picture sort healthy/unhealthy foods create your own sport/game design a sports top design a sports kit design a medal

Phonics worksheets to help teach the alternative pronunciation of the sounds, C, G, CH and Y, from Phase 5 in Phonics. C= C and See G= G and Gee Ch= ch, sh and C Y= Y, I, EE, i

Week one of phase 4. Covering the clusters, -st, -nd, -mp, -nt and -nk. 5 pages in total. On each page the child has to name the picture and listen carefully to the last sound they produce. They then have to colour it in the corresponding colour to that sound.

Week Five of phase 4. Covering the clusters, sp-, st-, tw-, sm-, pr-, sc-, sk-, sn-. 8 pages in total. On each page the child has to name the picture and listen carefully to the last sound they produce. They then have to colour it in the corresponding colour to that sound.

Week Four of phase 4. Covering the clusters, bl-, fl-, gl-, pl-, cl-, sl-. 6 pages in total. On each page the child has to name the picture and listen carefully to the last sound they produce. They then have to colour it in the corresponding colour to that sound.