In line with the New K-2 curriculum is a worksheet for students to complete after learning about part-whole models. After filling in the part-whole model, write down all the addition and subtraction number sentences you can think of! This worksheet has been differentiated three ways.

A fun version of Snakes and Ladders where students are practicing to differentiate between questions and statements. All you need are some counters and a die!

Worksheet on counting by 10’s using MAB blocks. Differentiated for 3 ability groups.

A near doubles dominoes print out which can be cut and laminated to assist students in learning double number facts.

Worksheet on repeating patterns with the mathematical descriptions of AB, ABB, ABC etc to describe the pattern core. Differentiated sheet to accommodate 3 ability groups.

Help your students recognize punctuation errors using these simple sentence correction sheets. Simply slice into strips for quick early finisher activities, or hand out the whole sheet as an extension activity. Encourage your class to use a colour pencil to make the corrections on the typed out sentence first. Perhaps a friend could then check this over for them before they re-write the sentence correctly in the box. Pedagogs marking stampers are used on this sheet as a visual for students to refer to, to ensure they have checked capital letters, fingers spaces and full stops.

This is a PowerPoint lesson to assist with the teaching of “one fewer”. The ideal starter activity would be to sing “5 little speckled frogs” with your class before moving onto this PowerPoint. This lesson was a huge hit with my Pre-Kindergarten class, but would also suit Kindergarten classes learning this concept for the first time.

This is a 4 day Literacy lesson plan for Reception children linked to the book Supertato. The plan consists for several parts throughout the lesson including a hook, speaking and listening, modeling, independent activities and a plenary.

This is a 5 day Literacy plan for Reception aged children based around the book Evil Pea Rules. The lesson plan includes key notes for TA’s, as well as differentiated questioning and activities.

I have created a range of activities linked to the book Supertato and Evil Pea Rules. These are prompt cards only, and outline an activity that you may need to resource. (eg vegetables, googly eyes, playdough etc) The activities are a mixture of indoor and outdoor activities. The areas include writing, maths, fine motor, art, workshop, construction, understanding the world and the sand area. These activities are for Reception aged children. Each activity has got some key questions on to prompt adults while taking observations.

A sheet for the Early Years which has some animal pictures on. Beside the pictures, children can write the initial sound for each word. I have used this as a starter activity during the morning when children come into the classroom.

A sheet for the Early Years which has some animal pictures on of animals which are phonetically plausible. Beside the pictures, children can write the initial sound or the full CVC word. I have used this as a starter activity during the morning when children come into the classroom. Also great as a form of assessment when completed independently.

Activity prompt cards to use in your provision based on the topic of celebrations, focussing on Eid. Included is an activty on Anti-bullying week. Activities are set out to enhance your creative writing, maths, creative, finger gym, performance, small construction and sand areas. There are 15 activities included. These are for Reception aged children during their free-flow topic exploration.