A social story to prepare children for changes that will occur and why they might happen. Also, how adults will pre-warn them and strategies to use to cope with a change.

A social story to remind children why not to put extra toys in the water tray.

A social story to explain why an apron is needed when playing in the water, sand and when painting.

A story about why you should not scream, but use your words instead. Designed for children who are developmentally delayed and working at roughly a toddler age.

A story about why snatching is not an acceptable behaviour.

A social story about picking your nose and why it is unhygenic.

A simple timeline frame and pictures for children to order. 2 sets of pictures - with or without captions for differentiation. Made to celebrate Queen Elizabeth II's 90th birthday celebrations. Works well with my other product, The Queen at 90 PowerPoint.

Powerpoint presentation based on Phases 1-3 of Letters and Sounds for parents.

A Y1 phonics screening practice activity to draw the sound buttons and then read real and 'alien' pseudo words for the /oo/ family plus a powerpoint of the words to practice as a class

A simple minibeast riddle powerpoint. Print out 2 or 4 to a page as reading and matching cards. Spider, frog, butterfly, slug, snail, bee, millipede, ladybird.

Two levels of grids: one with halves, thirds, quarters, fifths, sixths, eighths, ninths and tenths. The second grid also includes hundredths and thousandths. Designed as a display material, but could be blanked out for completion by pupils in lessons or as homework.

A graphic organiser for children to plan their design for a lunchbox that keeps food cool. Space to make notes or write reasons as well as areas to sketch the inside of the lunchbox and also provide a diagram of how the insulation works. Storage could be how the lunchbox will be stored - thinking about the shape of the lunchbox. Pupils could also consider the eco friendliness of the materials used.

Information on Leicester City Football Club; the name of the club, the stadiums, mascots and kits throughout the years.

4 images of zoo animals in a 'cage&'. To be laminated and hole-punched, or stuck onto thick card and small snips at the top and bottom edges made. The children can then lace a thread or weave some string/wool, depending on their fine motor ability. Their lacing/weaving will become the bars of the cage.\nPlease also see my other Dear Zoo and zoo animal themed resources.

A 2 page flipchart showing the ground, grass and sky behind the one-armed robot letters, then a page of handwriting paper to model how to write them. A separate sheet of handwriting paper for kids to practice on.

Print each different grapheme on a different colour. Children take 1 of each grapheme and make a silly sentence using all 4 cards. They can then practice writing the sentence as an extension!

A word mat designed to support writing about the growth cycle of a bean. Sectioned in to Vocabulary, Connectives, Openers and Punctuation. Also contains the VCOP superheroes (thanks to Butterbeer and ilovemarmite) and on the reverse has images and labels for different common beans and a diagram of the growing cycle.

A word mat designed to support writing about The Bad Tempered Ladybird by Eric Carle. Sectioned in to Vocabulary, Connectives, Openers and Punctuation. Also contains the VCOP superheroes (thanks to Butterbeer and ilovemarmite) and on the reverse has images and clock times for the different animals the bad tempered ladybird encountered in the story.

Print each different grapheme on a different colour. Children take 1 of each grapheme and make a silly sentence using all 4 cards. They can then practice writing the sentence as an extension!

Print each different grapheme on a different colour. Children take 1 of each grapheme and make a silly sentence using all 4 cards. They can then practice writing the sentence as an extension!