3 sets of flashcards black and white for the children to fill in and colour. Colour cards for displays and matching. Set 1 Pictures of 8 fruits with names Set 2 Fruits showing word labels Set 3 Fruits holding up initial sounds.

10 phonics worksheets where children name the pictures, colour them in and trace the letters and words. Pictures include: Logs, ladders, lighthouses, lemons, ladybirds, llamas, lambs, lunches, lions and lollipops.

20 colour cards for children to cut out and order from 1 to 20. Each card shows items beginning with the letter C. Duplicate and laminate for more matching and pairs games. Link to your phonics work.

10 designs of tracing cards to cut out and laminate and add to your writing corner or table. Each sheet shows a large colour tracing card and 2 small ones. The theme is animals. Children trace over the red lines e.g. take the monkey to the bananas or take the caterpillar to the apple. These tracing cards could also be used as lacing cards. Cut into the red lines to enable children to thread a lace through. The final sheet is a template so that you can make more cards of your own.

4 mazes at different levels of ability to encourage and develop handwriting / pencil control. The theme is Space. Laminate these and add to the writing table with dry markers for durability and reuse.

A literacy / phonics resource for KS1. 3 worksheets showing pictures with a Spring theme. Children write in the missing letters. There is a Word sheet included to support children that may need it. Children can colour in the pictures.

A phonics / spelling resource for EYFS or KS1. There are 6 sets of letters that spell out the word SPRING. These can be mixed and matched. 5 sets are in colour and the final set are black and white for children to colour in themselves. Children can cut out the letters and use them as a basis for making a Spring poster.

This is a fun speaking and listening game which involves naming, phonics and memory recall. Show these pictures on your smart board or print them out. The first sheet shows a grid with 24 colour pictures of things children might see in Spring. They need to look at them carefully as some will be removed and they will try to remember which ones they were. Children can name the pictures and say what the initial sounds are. Finally, give the children the blank grid for them to draw the pictures on that they remember or Spring pictures of their own.

6 pages on a spring theme based -a nest, lamb, rabbit, chick, duck, Easter egg, worm, rose and a bee. 6 Spring pictures with words to read and colour in. 6 Spring pictures to colour in. 6 words to read and write. 6 colour pictures to name, cut and match. 6 colour photos to name, cut and match. An outline template for you to use.

A lovely set of worksheets based on 4 children, what they like and where they live and who they live with. Activities include finding out about the children, a word search and simple comprehension questions. Children write about their findings and then about themselves and their own families.

12 pictures for children to colour in and talk about showing popular things that they can or like to do. Children can trace over the key words or write them. Those that can, can write a sentence about the pictures.

16 colour flashcards showing children doing different activities such as dancing and drumming. Supports work on Ourselves and ‘Doing’ words.

3 worksheets with an Easter / Spring theme. Children read the words and match them to the pictures by drawing a line between the two dots. There are 7 words and pictures to match on each worksheet.

4 worksheets for children learning about the letter E. Links to phonics, handwriting and reading. Sheets- 1 egg 2 Easter 3 elephant 4 ear

64 household items for children to name, colour in , sort into rooms. There are 2 versions of each sheet of 16 pictures - one with room for labelling underneath. Supports any topic on Houses or Homes or Ourselves.

A phonics resource for kS1 based on words beginning with ‘wh’. 3 activities based on words containing the grapheme ‘wh’. There are 3 black and white worksheets and the same worksheets in colour. Write the words, a phrase or sentence to go with each of the 8 pictures. Name the pictures and write ‘wh’ or the words and underline ‘wh’. Label the 8 pictures. Words: wheel, wheelbarrow, wheelchair, wheat, whisk, what, whisper and whale.

This resource links to your topics on animals and pets as well as writing for a purpose. There are 2 worksheets which are frames to encourage young children to write in a fun way. Children could write key words or sentences and / or draw pictures of their own pets.

5 worksheets for children learning about the letter M. Links to phonics, handwriting and reading. Sheets- 1 monkey 2 melon 3 man 4 mug 5 moon

A lovely little writing frame for children to use when thinking or writing about Spring. There is a worked example on page 1. Page 2 shows a template with sentences to complete. Page 3 is a blank template for children to draw on, write in or paste pictures onto.

A fun memory game to play with small groups of children or the whole class. Links to thinking skills and speaking and listening as well as memory. The instructions are on page one. Page 2 shows 15 colour picnic cards. How to Play Cut and laminate the picnic cards. Have a basket or bag at the front of the class. Children sit in a circle. Each child chooses a card showing something to take on a picnic. The first player says a sentence e.g. ‘I took a can of cola on my picnic’ and then puts the card into the basket. The second player says a sentence e.g. ‘ I took an apple on my picnic’ but must then add what the previous player put in the basket e.g. ‘and Johnny took a can of cola on his picnic’. Keep going round the circle until each player has had their turn. There are ideas included for differentiating including a picture board as a visual aid.