Save yourself time with this printable handout for parents to help with supporting key areas across the EYFS, from pre-school to Reception (aged 2-5). Children can miss out on a lot of learning during extended absences or term-time holidays so these simple and easy to incorporate ideas will help parents to continue to support learning during their absence from school. To purchase handouts for any of the below areas of learning, please visit my shop. They are also available to purchase as a bundle at a very discounted rate. Maths Phonics and Reading Prime and specific areas of learning

Save yourself time with this printable handout for parents to help with supporting reading and phonics across the EYFS, from pre-school to Reception (aged 2-5). Parents often ask what they can do to support at home and these ready-made general ideas provide you with a quick handout to share with them so they can continue to support their child’s development at home. To purchase handouts for any of the below areas of learning, please visit my shop. They are also available to purchase as a bundle at a very discounted rate. Maths Prime and specific areas of learning Generic long absence support

Save yourself time with this printable handout for parents to help with supporting maths across the EYFS, from pre-school to Reception (aged 2-5). Parents often ask what they can do to support at home and these ready-made general ideas provide you with a quick handout to share with them so they can continue to support their child’s development at home. To purchase handouts for any of the below areas of learning, please visit my shop. They are also available to purchase as a bundle at a very discounted rate. Reading and phonics Prime and specific areas of learning Generic long absence support

Save yourself time with this printable handout for parents to help with supporting key areas across the EYFS, from pre-school to Reception (aged 2-5). The areas covered in this document include: Personal, Social and Emotional Development Communication & Language Physical Development Understanding the World Expressive Art & Design Parents often ask what they can do to support at home and these ready-made general ideas provide you with a quick handout to share with them so they can continue to support their child’s development at home. To purchase handouts for any of the below areas of learning, please visit my shop. They are also available to purchase as a bundle at a very discounted rate. Maths Phonics and Reading Generic long absence support

Looking for a concise, user-friendly resource to support EYFS planning? Our one-page Development Matters Statement document covers all Prime and Specific Areas of development, making it easy to find key statements at a glance. Perfect for teachers and parents, it helps everyone understand the stages of development and how to support children effectively. Plus, you’ll receive three additional documents with the statements organised by age range, offering a clear breakdown of expected development. Ideal for your noticeboard or planning sessions, this set is a must-have for quick and efficient referencing.

Number ordering cut and stick activity worksheet. Cut out the random numbers 0-30 in the row and order them from smallest to largest.

A worksheet containing random numbers to 30 with two boxes to separate the tens and ones using Base 10. Includes tens and ones to cut and stick onto the worksheet. Fully editable.

Placemat Design Worksheet Template Featuring over 30 colors—including pastels, neutrals, brights, plus black and white—this fully editable template is perfect for any celebration, from Easter and Thanksgiving to Christmas and beyond. Students can personalise their placemats by drawing festive pictures or elevating the activity by writing words or sentences about the occasion. A great opportunity to make learning fun and creative while giving them a special item to use on their memorable occasion.

A worksheet to compare different house types. House types include a log cabin, a house, a caravan and a boat house. Children select the 2 houses they want to compare then write the similarities and differences onto the Venn diagram. Partially editable. All can be edited apart from the Venn diagram.

A worksheet suitable for any introduction to a new theme to identify students knowledge and what they want to learn. Fully editable.

Images of Beijing landmarks to cut and stick for a topic about Beijing or a sorting activity. This resource is great for comparing old and new Beijing and looking and old and new buildings. Includes a ready to use Venn diagram for sorting the pictures.

Simple worksheet for students to pack a suitcase for the various seasons. Differentiated 1 sheet with hot and cold weather. 1 sheet with all four seasons. Editable.

Simple worksheet to check the temperature, record the measurement and write the temperature in degrees. Partially editable - WALT at the top is editable.

Discover the Power of Peer Inspiration with Browsing Fortnight! Transform your school’s teaching culture with Browsing Fortnight—a dynamic, fun, and informal two-week peer observation process designed to elevate teaching and learning. Here’s how it works: Over the course of two weeks, teachers observe three colleagues for 10-minute snapshots, capturing the magic of everyday best practices in action. Observers then share two positive takeaways with their colleagues. They also reflect on how these insights can enhance their own teaching. These reflections are submitted anonymously into a special postbox and at the end of the fortnight, a lucky few will win a prize! This low-stakes, high-impact initiative sparks collaboration, celebrates excellence and encourages growth, all while building a stronger, more connected teaching community.

The aim of the forums are for practitioners to share their knowledge and skills with their colleagues in order to promote good practice that is taking place within the school. • Practitioners select an idea , lesson, system or strategy that works well within their classroom. • They document a summarised version of the key information onto this sheet. • They present their idea, usually in 2 minutes or 5 minutes. • These sheets are passed out as a hand-out to their colleagues so they can review the summarised information, follow up on some ideas themselves and know who to contact to find out further information. This Pack includes: 2 Minute Forum template 5 Minute Forum template Completed example template Information about how the forums work

Transform your EYFS or Infant School’s approach to behaviour management with this fully editable Behaviour Policy template. Designed to save teachers and leaders valuable time, this comprehensive policy covers every aspect of behaviour management, from foundational aims and principles to specific developmental expectations. Key sections include strategies for: promoting positive behaviours whole-class rewards effective approaches to managing sad or negative choices With a clear framework for addressing specific behaviours, this adaptable resource ensures it can be tailored to suit the unique needs of your school. A huge timesaver for teachers or leaders looking to revamp their behaviour policy, this policy is your shortcut to a thoughtful, effective, and consistent behaviour strategy.

This editable sticker chart and communication book is an easy way to communicate with parents and make children accountable for their choices. Children get a sticker each time they achieve their target or the space remains blank if they don’t. Parents then review the book with children at home and colour the green, amber or red face depending on the day which reinforces the choices at home and provides consistency. There is also a space for comments. Download includes Communication Book cover page Editable weekly chart ready to print Editable daily chart ready to print

This is a great job chart for younger children. It is editable so you can change the classroom areas. I usually laminate it and attach children’s photos in the circles with velcro so they can easily be swapped around.

A policy document on supporting EAL students in EYFS. Covers aims and principles teachers role students role including vocabulary, resources and visuals

A set of 16 printable sensory jelly/jello taste testing worksheets. Children taste the jelly, than complete one of the differentiated worksheets, identifying vocabulary to represent each sense. The worksheets include: key word senses worksheet cut and stick word bank activity sentence writing activity and more This item includes 8 flexible templates which can be used for any sensory activity, such as outdoor sensory walks, taste testing any foods, or Science lessons involving the senses. This item can also be purchased as part of the Talk for Writing 4 Week English Lesson Plan - Red Rockets and Rainbow Jelly.