Use these star challenge cards to track and monitor daily challenges. There are templates for one challenge per day or two challenges per day. Children will have their card stamped or signed when they are completed and checked.

Use these challenge stars in the classroom environment to ensure children recognise where challenges are located and the subject they link to.

Use this visual to develop and enhance quality interactions using these question stems or conversation prompts when playing with children.

Use this template to complete notes or targets about each child ready for Parents Evening to refer to.

A poster detailing the 7 stages of block play. Children progress through these as part of their development; some will be transient, others will move in and out of stages as they rehearse and play.

A set of visual prompts for your construction area. Research it, design it, build it, photograph it, save it.

A portrait resource for children to draw their construction design.

A resource for children to reflect on their year.

Use this poem to attach to a bag for children to take home and collect autumn treasures to discuss at school.

Roll the dice and tick off the corresponding number.

Labels for children to use to save their construction. Children must write their name, what their creation is and the day/date.

Develop maths skills with our tally chart resource.

A landscape poster outlining 8 Magenta Principles. Use as a visual reminder when planning to incorporate strategies for making learning exciting, engaging and memorable.

A resource for children to plan their creations in the creative area and tick the materials they will be using for their design.

A set of 4 landscape resources for children to draw their construction design. Includes opportunities for writing, drawing and reviewing.

A set of printables with different borders for children to draw a picture and write about it.

A resource to track weather patterns and seasonal changes linked to the science curriculum using a tally.

A resource for children to draw the weather symbols in to track the patterns across a week.

Use this maths resource with playdough. Either laminate or use a dry-wipe wallet for children to represent the subtraction sentence.

Use this maths resource to demonstrate an example of double or not double.