10 Pages of resources to go with the book, Mr Big by Ed Vere. Resources included are- Labelling Story sequencing Writing lists Speech bubbles Letter writing Feelings Story settings Comparing Posters plus free set of feelings cards.

Delve into the enchanting world of “The Tiger Who Came to Tea” with this comprehensive resource pack designed to support early years learning. This 68-page pack is brimming with engaging activities, literacy tools, numeracy exercises, sorting games, bingo cards, and role-play area signs, all tailored to captivate young learners. Included in the pack are: Simple Tiger Facts Powerpoint Initial Sounds Peg Game Word Mat Description Sheet Design a tin Write a list 3 Writing frames Story mountain Thank you note Invitation Shopping list Colour and count Capacity sorting activity Capacity cutting and sticking 16 Signs for days Bingo game for 9 players Cafe Role play signs etc Night/Day sorting activity Night/Day cutting and sticking Whether used in the classroom or at home, our resource pack provides educators and parents with a wealth of materials to engage children in literacy, numeracy, and imaginative play centered around “The Tiger Who Came to Tea.” Let the adventures begin with this delightful collection of resources!

A bingo game for up to 6 players, with counters included. This bingo game is ideal for teaching the, ‘S’ sound in phonics or as a fun game in speech and language, for children who have difficulty in producing the, S sound. Included are, 6 boards, 15 pictures with the initial, S sound and 28 counters. Of course the counters can be printed several times to ensure all players have enough pieces.

Discover a rich collection of 10 pages of literacy resources thoughtfully curated for early years, inspired by the book “Oi Dog!” authored by Kes Gray, Claire Gray, and Jim Field. Banded at 40-60m and ELG. Suitable for both home and school learning environments, these engaging materials are designed to foster a love for literacy. I welcome any valuable feedback you may have.

10 pages of literacy and numeracy resources based on the book, Quick Quack Quentin. Kes Gray and Jim Field A great book for children to talk about their feelings and empathy towards the animals in the book.

Lots of activities inspited by the wonderful picture book, Owl Babies. The sheets included in this pack are based on the early years development. (All black & White sheets) Included is- Labelling Speech bubbles Order by size Drawing Cutting and Sticking Collaging Feeling Colouring Inference Nocturnal animals Maze Fine Motor Adjectives Matching Colour and count

A large selection of resources to support the book, Pumpkin Soup. As well as maths and literacy resources there are also, cutting and sticking, finger puppets, colouring and nursery rhyme sheet with resources. Included in this pack is- Counting Number recognition Instrument matching Ingredient matching Make a recipe card Writing sheets What can you see through your window? Maze Nursery rhyme sheet with props Order ordinal numbers Missing numbers/number line Finger puppets Design a pumpkin Identify the silhouettes Book review Story mountain Retell story Label a pumpkin Missing poster 10 frame pumpkin sheets Find the ducks

A selection of patterned themed resources, with an under the sea theme, to go with the book, Pattern Fish. Included is- Decorate an eel Cut and stick patterns Circle the correct item Create a pattern Colour in fish Describe fish x4 Complete patterns Match up patterns Pack of 12 matching/pairs cards

Sentence builder board with 4 areas; who, action, what and setting. This board is useful for making silly stories in literacy or for conversation starters in social groups, circle time and speech and language. This story pack has characters from traditional tales, which may be familiar to children, making it more fun and relatable. Cards can be placed in 4 piles upside down and each child can pick one from each pile at random or you can have the cards in 4 little boxes/bags. Included is- 1 story board 14 who cards 14 action cards 14 what cards 14 setting cards

Literacy and Numeracy resources, based on the book, Six Dinner Sid. A rather amusing book about a black cat, who tries his luck by going to 6 different houses for his food, sleep and fuss. 20+ resources included in this pack- Name body parts What does a cat need to stay healthy? Food at each house Describe Sid Food at each house Positional language Families feelings 2x pages of number bonds 6x First, then, now cards for laminating Rhyming matching 6x cats and doors for number matching game Missing numbers Retell the story Order the story

Resources to use in a Tuff Tray, table or floor. Place up to 8 rhyme endings around the edge and place up to the 35 pictures in the centre. Children then need to place the picture next to the correct ending. This activity can be reduced/increased in size before printing, to get your desired size, before laminating. You may also want to use it as a cutting and sticking activity.

Resources based on the book. 30 pages of both maths and literacy Included in this pack- Cultural comparisons Fruit tasting Graph/bar chart Survey results Describe fruits First, Then and Now, maths addition Ordering the fruit Ordering the animals Describe animals Matching fruit to correct animals Fill your basket Handa’s thoughts Weight Height Book review

14 pages of resources to support the teaching of, The Tadpoles Promise by, Jeanne Willis. Resources include Tadpoles changes Adjectives to describe Feelings Weather Seasons Promises Spot the differences Speech bubbles Book review

Unscramble the simple sentences and rewrite in the space above. All words are in Phase 2 Phonics. There are 5 worksheets with 4 sentences with pictures on each sheet. Sheets can be given to the children whole or cut into 2 or 4. You might also want to laminate them and leave out for the children to access during free flow.

10 spot the differences that are sure to keep them quiet. Stories include- 3 bears, 3 pigs, Billy Goats Gruff, Jack and the Beanstalk, Little Red Riding Hood, Hare and the Tortoise, Enormous Turnip, Gingerbread Man and The Little Red Hen. Each page has 6 differences to find.

15 pages of literacy and numeracy resources based on the book, Oi Dog! Kes Gray and Jim Field A great book for children to talk about their feelings and empathy towards the animals in the book. Banded at 40-60m and ELG.

Resources inspired by a lovely book, which opens up a world of questions to do with, dangers, habitats, feelings etc This 20+ pack of resources is printer friendly (all black and white). Included is- Habitats Missing Poster Needs Dangers Similes x2 Rhyming Inferring Feelings Labelling Adjectives Food Drawing Pond Dipping Retelling the story Story Mountains Word Mat

With the theme of the popular nursery rhyme, Dingle Dangle Scarecrow, I have create a range of resources. Resources include, maths, literacy and art activities. Within this pack- Lyrics on a colourful sheet Scarecrow head with colourful accessories Scarecrow head for playdough and placing and arranging Positional language x2 Describing x3 Split pin scarecrow Shapes for scarecrow head Shapes for scarecrow Scarecrow mask Labelling Design a scarecrow Finish the lyrics Number order Puppets

The Snowman and the Snowdog-Inspired Early Years Resources Immerse your early years learners in the magical world of The Snowman and the Snowdog with this engaging collection of printable activities and worksheets. These resources are perfect for fostering creativity, building foundational maths and literacy skills, and promoting fine motor development. Included Activities Creative and Roleplay Fun: Snowman templates (lined and plain) to laminate for repeated use in roleplay and the writing area. Design a Snowdog: draw or draw and write about your creation. Literacy Development: Retell the story with or without picture prompts. Write a postcard to the Snowman. Label pictures, feelings of the boy, and feelings of the dog. Colour pictures beginning with the letter S. Trace along dotted lines (small to big snowballs) to practise handwriting. Write initial sounds of festive-themed words. Maths Skills: Compare piles of snowballs and colour the pile with more. Continue a repeating pattern of snowflakes. Arrange pictures of the dog in order as he was built. Number ordering: cut and stick Snowdogs in order from 0-5. Use positional language to describe where a snowball is in relation to the Snowdog. Snowman flashcards (0-20) for games or creating a number line. Snowman cards with 0-5 snowballs: match with the correct numbered cards. Snowdog cards (0-5): circle or peg the correct number from a choice of three. Fine Motor and Cognitive Activities: Maze: help the boy find the Snowdog. Compare sizes: colour in the biggest snowman or Snowdog. These activities are versatile, engaging, and perfect for encouraging independent and group learning. #TheSnowmanAndTheSnowdog #EarlyYearsResources #ChristmasActivities #MathsAndLiteracy #EYFSWorksheets #FineMotorSkills #StoryBasedLearning #WinterFun #CreativeLearning Please check out my other resources for more fun and engaging activities, and don’t forget to leave positive feedback—it means so much!

Once laminated, this resource can be used by the children in phonics as a game, a game to be used in free flow or used on display. There are 10 pairs in total. ee/ea igh/i-e er/ur oo/u ow/ou o-e/oe oy/oi ue/ew aw/au ai/a-e