<p>What Rhymes with Me helps children develop their ability to predict and produce rhyme! Each page shows an object and three further illustrations; children decide which one rhymes. Turn the page to see if you are correct! This book is perfect for children who are beginning to take an interest in rhyme and can be used to consolidate rhyme with older children. The simple illustrations make it easy for children to think about rhyming words without becoming overwhelmed. Care has been taken to ensure illustrations are familiar to children. Children also enjoy creating their own story using the 4 illustrations on the page! Lots of fun whilst learning!</p>

<p>These posters can be shared with parents to inform them of the learning taking place and to encourage them to help their child at home.</p> <p>The wording is free of jargon and provides practical advice for parents wishing to support their child’s learning at home.</p>

<p>A social story to share with children who are learning to use the toilet independently. This is often needed when children first start school.</p>

<p>A graphic illustrating the 6 principles of nurture. A4 size ready to print.</p>

<p>This set can be printed and attached to your lanyard. These graphics support children to identify how they feel. There are also suggestions (“What can I do?”) for each emotion which help children to self-regulate.</p> <p>These have been used effectively with children of all ages.</p>

<p>A4 size sheets that can be used separately or bound into a booklet. Each page has upper and lower case letter, an illustration beginning with the corresponding sound, and the word along the bottom.</p> <p>These create an effective alphabet display when complete. Children enjoy having their own ‘book’ and can have a go at reading the words.</p> <p>Effort has been taken to ensure illustrations are familiar to the children.</p>

<p>An A4 resource for a block area.</p> <p>“When we play with blocks, we are developing these skills…”</p> <p>20 skills are listed, 4 to a page, the format of which can be seen in the preview.</p>

<p>These printables can be used on a lanyard to help children identify and regulate their feelings. There are suggestions for what a child can do for each emotion and some handy visuals from which you can choose.</p>

<p>A handout for parents/carers and staff. A4 &amp; double sided to to folded into a leaflet.</p> <p>The five principles of counting are used to support understanding of early numeracy.</p> <p>Quote included from Realising the Ambition.</p>

<p>Numbers 0 - 10 in natural shades to complement the learning environment.</p>

<p>Ten frames which can be used to help children develop 1:1 correspondence skills. Numerals and written words are included to help children make links.</p> <p>Children can add jewels, beads, counters, etc. on top of white ‘counters’ already on the resource. These can also be used as a display.</p> <p>They are in a PDF format and you get 11 images in a UK A4 size. You can print them A4 size or select ‘multiple per page’ in the printing option menu to create smaller cards.</p>

<p>Ten frames which can be used to help children develop 1:1 correspondence skills. Numerals and written words are included to help children make links.</p> <p>Children can add jewels, beads, counters, etc. to represent the quantity shown.</p> <p>They are in a PDF format and you get 11 images in a UK A4 size. You can print them A4 size or select ��multiple per page’ in the printing option menu to create smaller cards.</p>

<p>A great addition to your block play area. The front cover can be left blank for children to write their own title or you can use the map of the world.</p> <p>A collection of notable structures from around the world to inspire children whilst they create.</p>

<p>A handy visual.</p>