This great one page resource is a cool tool to use in your fine motor control areas. Ideal to show children how they can manipulate the playdough or use as a tool for practitioners to note down the exact movement being displayed by the child.

This is a great tool to use when getting young children to learn to read, make and write words. Laminated this resource can be used time and time again. Can be used alongside playdough, magnetic letters, etc… Ideal to be used in your continuous provision.

This resource is ideal for teaching and learning about fruit and vegetables. Consisting of two sorting baskets - one labelled fruit and the other vegetables, along with 12 pages of fruit and vegetable pictures. (Some are labelled and some not). Laminate and allow children to place the fruit and vegetables in the correct baskets. A great resource to encourage discussion.

After a way to track what fine motor skills your child is missing? This individual assessment sheet is ideal to show where your child is. With space to add comments.

This resource consists of 12 animal pictures and exercises which can be used as part of your PE lesson, or left out in your continuous provision for your children to access. Each animal has a different movement.

Are you looking for an assessment to track where your child is for their gross motor skills? This resource is ideal for individual children.

This two page resource is ideal to allow children to create their own crown. Developing children’s fine motor control is vital, so why not get them cutting out the jewels and creating their own stunning crown?

Are you after a resource to help encourage your children to recognise and write numbers 0-20? This 11 page resource is great for doing just this.

This 6 page resource is great for children learning to read and write CVC words. Each page contains 5 different pictures and dotted words for the children to read and match.

Children need lots of practise using scissors. These fancy feathers can be used in continuous provision. Its a fun cutting skills activity to be completed by the children. Twelve colourful feathers to cut out.

Children in the early years need lots of practise when it comes to cutting. This 5 page activity will encourage children to cut carefully along coloured lines to reach the following: Cars Crayons Balloons Buttons Lego brick Ideal to use in your continuous provision.

Children in the early years need lots of practise when it comes to cutting. This 5 page activity will encourage children to cut carefully along coloured lines to reach the following: Cars Crayons Balloons Buttons Lego brick Ideal to use in your continuous provision.

Children need lots of practise with their fine motor control. This 5 page activity is ideal for this. Pages consist of: Farm animals Wild animals Zoo animals Pet animals Sea animals This colourful resource can be used in your continuous provision. Use coloured crayons or laminate and use white board pens.

This 2 page product is ideal for fine motor control as well as number recognition. It is a colourful activity with hands showing amounts, along with numbers.

Halloween is a fun time for children to be creative. This 4 page resource can be used to allow children to design their own pumpkin. Whether its using the colourful pumpkin and the items or designing their own on a blank pumpkin, (either coloured or black and white), children will have fun.  A great product to leave in your continuous provision.

Halloween is a fun time for children to be creative. This 3 page resource can be used to allow children to design their own witches or wizards hat. Whether its using the colourful hat and the items or designing their own on a blank hat, (either coloured or black and white), children will have fun.  A great product to leave in your continuous provision.

Young children need lots of fine motor control practice. This resource is ideal as it encourages fine motor control and number recognition. This product can be printed onto card, then laminated, before hole punching on the black spots. Children can then thread laces or thread through the holes. A bright colourful resources that can be used time and time again.

Children love to write, and with this resource they can practice different writing patterns. Ideal to use for lessons or laminated can be left in their continuous provision. Consisting of 6 pages with 4 patterns to each page.

This activity is great for young children learning to tie laces. Once laminated, hole punch the black holes and attach laces for them to practice. (I recommend copying onto card first)

Children love to use their fingers and what a better way than to use threading. This 16 page resources consists of colourful fruit with spaces marked out to hole punch. Laminate this resource so it can be use with laces, or thread. A great tool to develop children’s fine motor control.