Widget Friendly book and colourful semantics writing sheets.

Widget friendly book and Free printable activities

Weather Collection Table Weather Station Table Weather Symbol Task Weather Forecast UK task

Fraction Bar Poster Vocab with Widgits Half of shape Half of an amount Quarter of a shape Quarter of an amount Fraction sorting activity

Perfect game to use with KS1- Ideal for use while teaching about senses. Pick a card, answer as quickly as you can. Optional Idea: Set a time limit with egg timers.

Mary Seacole PPT Writing Task

Activities suitable for KS1 Science Unit Animals including Humans. create a senses word bank sorting activity Senses matching body parts tasks

Human body activities suitable for year 1 children. Body part flash cards - colour and in black and white ( Activity suggestion: Draw around children and label the body parts or children take it in turns to label each other) word searches Matching organs picture to definition (Skin, lungs, stomach and brain) Matching body parts paper activities

Word Boards Phase 2 Phase 3 Phase 4 Phase 5 Year 1 HFWs Read words quickly. Use resource as a game Ideal for small reading interventions

5 paper bade activities to help practice groups with more and less.

Different zone colour cards for different emotions

SEN friendly Hungry Caterpillar Story printable Colourful Semantics writing prompts Wordbank Puppets- Print, cut and stick to sticks. Colouring Sheet, Book Marks (Free online, no created by me)

4 different scenes with lots of different images for spelling. Beach Farm Park Grassland

9 different boards

Set of 6 blending cards to help with early reading skills.

Use these flower scaffolds to children with their blending. Contains 5 sheets in total.

Read the phase 2 sentences and colour the picture that matches the sentences. 5 activity sheets in total with 5 sentences on each sheet.

Simple book review suitable for KS1 children. Space for: Name, date Author, book title Favourite scene writing and drawing

The quality of children’s mathematical reasoning and conceptual understanding is significantly enhanced if they are consistently expected to use correct mathematical terminology (e.g. saying ‘digit’ rather than ‘number’) and to explain their mathematical thinking in complete sentences. Use this resource to help children with their maths oracy

1-10 using fingers 11-20 using ten frames