For each grapheme there are 2 powerpoint files: READING AND WRITING POWERPOINT: The new grapheme is introduced and followed by different words which contain the grapheme. The second part consists of words that can be hidden by the corresponding pictures so that the children can spell the word and check if they are correct. WRITING SENTENCES POWERPOINT Each sentence contains words with the newly learned grapheme, with an option to hide or show it. Plus 2 Smartboard files with reading activities

For each grapheme there are 2 powerpoint files: READING AND WRITING POWERPOINT: The new grapheme is introduced and followed by different words which contain the grapheme. The second part consists of words that can be hidden by the corresponding pictures so that the children can spell the word and check if they are correct. WRITING SENTENCES POWERPOINT Each sentence contains words with the newly learned grapheme, with an option to hide or show it. SENTENCES POWERPOINT These activities show a missing word containing the split digraph for children to write, with prompts. Plus 2 Smartboard files with reading activities

For each grapheme there is: An introductory powerpoint looking at each different sound the grapheme makes A 'Writing sentences' powerpoint with sentences each containing words with the alternative pronunciations for each different pronunciation, with sentences for the children to write, containing words with the alternative pronunciations A game where the children have to choose the correct pronuncation of words

For each grapheme there is: An introductory powerpoint looking at each different sound the grapheme makes A 'Writing sentences' powerpoint with sentences each containing words with the alternative pronunciations for each different pronunciation, with sentences for the children to write, containing words with the alternative pronunciations A game where the children have to choose the correct pronuncation of words

For each grapheme there is: An introductory powerpoint looking at each different sound the grapheme makes A 'Writing sentences' powerpoint with sentences each containing words with the alternative pronunciations for each different pronunciation, with sentences for the children to write, containing words with the alternative pronunciations A game where the children have to choose the correct pronuncation of words (except for 'er')

For each grapheme there is: An introductory powerpoint looking at each different sound the grapheme makes A 'Writing sentences' powerpoint with sentences each containing words with the alternative pronunciations for each different pronunciation, with sentences for the children to write, containing words with the alternative pronunciations A game where the children have to choose the correct pronuncation of words

There are a variety of different activities for each phoneme. The descriptions of the powerpoints are: Word list Powerpoint: Begins with a list of words for reading, then shows each word individually for writing. Best Bet Powerpoint: Introduces the different graphemes for each phoneme, then shows a picture and part of a word, with the relevant grapheme hidden. The children have to choose which grapheme is missing. Each word is added to a table, that can be analysed at the end of the game. Homophones: Contains identical sounding words relating to the phoneme, with no pictures.

For each grapheme there is: An introductory powerpoint looking at each different sound the grapheme makes A 'Writing sentences' powerpoint with sentences each containing words with the alternative pronunciations for each different pronunciation, with sentences for the children to write, containing words with the alternative pronunciations A game where the children have to choose the correct pronuncation of words (except for 'ey')

There are a variety of different activities for each phoneme. The descriptions of the powerpoints are as follows: Word list Powerpoint: Begins with a list of words for reading, then shows each word individually for writing. Best Bet Powerpoint: Introduces the different graphemes for each phoneme, then shows a picture and part of a word, with the relevant grapheme hidden. The children have to choose which grapheme is missing. Each word is added to a table, that can be analysed at the end of the game. Homophones with pictures Powerpoint: Contains identical sounding words relating to the phoneme, showing the different spellings and pictures to help remember which is which. Homophones: Contains identical sounding words relating to the phoneme, with no pictures.

There are a variety of different activities for each phoneme. The descriptions of the powerpoints are as follows: Word list Powerpoint: Begins with a list of words for reading, then shows each word individually for writing. Best Bet Powerpoint: Introduces the different graphemes for each phoneme, then shows a picture and part of a word, with the relevant grapheme hidden. The children have to choose which grapheme is missing. Each word is added to a table, that can be analysed at the end of the game. Homophones with pictures Powerpoint: Contains identical sounding words relating to the phoneme, showing the different spellings and pictures to help remember which is which. Homophones: Contains identical sounding words relating to the phoneme, with no pictures.

There are a variety of different activities for each phoneme. The descriptions of the powerpoints are as follows: Word list powerpoint: Begins with a list of words for reading, then shows each word individually for writing. Best Bet powerpoint: Introduces the different graphemes for each phoneme, then shows a picture and part of a word, with the relevant grapheme hidden. The children have to choose which grapheme is missing. Each word is added to a table that can be analysed at the end of the game. Homophones with pictures powerpoint: Contains identical sounding words relating to the phoneme, showing the different spellings and pictures to help remember which is which. Homophones: Contains identical sounding words relating to the phoneme, with no pictures. Phoneme Spotter Stories - Three versions of each story - PowerPoint, Smartboard, and pdf format. Rhyming word generation Smartboard file for recording words with different graphemes.

An introduction to fantasy stories - one powerpoint looks at the difference between fact and fiction; the second powerpoint guides the children through making up their own fantasy stories. The printable files are cards - each set has 12 images so the children can use them to choose a setting, main character and an object.

A set of resources to assist practical investigations when learning about electricity and simple circuits. POWERPOINTS CIRCUITS AND ELECTRICITY: Asks questions to recap on learning from Year 4, to see if children have the appropriate background knowledge. It explains electricity and how it will only flow when it has a complete circuit. It talks about batteries as a source of electricity and introduces the use of symbols for creating circuit diagrams. CIRCUIT DIAGRAMS: Goes into circuit diagrams in more detail, showing different symbols, and different circuits, explaining how bulbs can be made brighter etc. Ends with questions about circuits and asks how the children can test out their answers. ACTIVITIES AfL, to record what they know / would like to find out Circuit recording sheet Circuit cards (to make pictorial representations of circuits) Topic cover x 2, with and without a picture DISPLAY A-Z lettering Banner Cards - circuit symbols Vocabulary cards INVESTIGATION AND RECORDING SHEETS A folder of sheets for recording and investigations Plus an adaptable medium term plan, with web links

A set of number rhyme resources to use when teaching about food in the Early Years. It includes display headings, rhymes, props etc. The rhymes are: One potato Two potato 5 Big Lemons 5 Crispy Pancakes 5 Currant Buns 5 Fat Peas 10 Fat Sausages

Two sets of cards, one with comic sans font, the other Sassoon.

This set contains 4 different alphabet resources. Set 1: A4 Alphabet cards These contain a large letter with 3 or 4 pictures beginning with that initial sound. There is one letter per page, in portrait. Set 2: A4 Alphabet These contain a large letter plus pictures of objects that can be spelt phonically. There is one letter per page, in landscape Set 3: A4 Alphabet with HFW These contain a large letter plus pictures of objects that can be spelt phonically. It also includes HFW that are not spelt phonically. There is one letter per page, in landscape. Set 4: Blank Alphabet This set contains the alphabet in black and white for children to colour and decorate to make their own alphabet.

Two powerpoint lessons looking at the continents and oceans of the world. They both end with a recap quiz. Also in the pack are activities and display.

This set contains 26 alphabet flashcards in lower case and 26 in upper and lower case, both in Sassoon Primary font, with pictures matching each initial letter sound. There are also alternate lower case letters for f and k, plus ck, ll, ff, ss and zz. There are 2 cards per A4 page for you to print as many times as you like. They can be used as flashcards, for an alphabet frieze or other display work.

POWERPOINTS: 5 Little Reindeer: The song Can you solve the problems for Santa - 15 problem solving questions (Suitable for Y1, but you could adapt it for other years) Christmas around the World - How Christmas is celebrated in 12 other countries Christmas Carols - Words for Silent Night; The First Noel; We Three Kings; Away in a Manger Christmas Songs - Words for Frosty the Snowman; Jingle Bells; Must be Santa; Rudolph the red-nosed reindeer; We wish you a Merry Christmas Christmas Facts - Interesting facts about Christmas Jingle Bells - The song The Nativity Story The Three Kings poem Twinkle Twinkle Winter Poetry

This progress tracker allows you to monitor the children’s attainment at a glance. All you need to do is add the details of your children and update the spreadsheet each term with the children’s progress in each area of learning. There are two versions, one includes a baseline column for on entry assessment. The tracker automatically collates data in the following areas: INFORMATION ON DIFFERENT GROUPS: Boys Girls Ethnicity Key person groups N1 (3 terms) N2 (3+ terms) Summer born children Non - summer born children AM/PM children Achievement in relation to attendance Achievement in relation to language COMPARING TWO GROUPS: Allows you to choose two of the above groups and gives a comparison bar chart INDIVIDUAL CHILDREN: Allows you to choose any child and see their progress from term to term INDIVIDUAL TERM 3 RESULTS: Allows you to choose any child and see the term 3 results of each area of learning in a bar graph. It can also be printed out for parents. Also included: Areas of learning: A condensed version for use in the setting Tracker sheets for each area of learning: Blank sheets to record children’s progress EYFS Progress Tracker Instructions: Step by step instructions of how to fill in the children’s names, DOBs etc. You will need Microsoft Excel version 2007 or later to view the tracker. It is very user friendly but it will be helpful if you have previous experience of using Excel.