A4 size letters for the word science (+ lab, for those who might want it for their science room)
Please note that the letters are not in order in the PDF.
Each letter has a science-related picture in it.
I hop you like it. I put it up in my school and it really did make the room 'pop' ;)
A set of number lines (up to 10) with pictures that match the quantity.\nThere are 2 sets: one starts with number 1; the other starts from 0. \n\nHope it's helpful :)\n\n\nFor updates for my new resources, click on &'like&'; on facebook: www.facebook.com/TheStorySeed
You can use this in Phonics by ‘binning’ the alien or rubbish words or it can be used as a classroom display for the incorrect words your children use in class, such as taked instead of took, buyed instead of bought, and tidy upping instead of tidying up.
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Facts about the Diamond Jubilee and our Queen presented in a simple and fun way for young children. (Updated with correction - Thanks to user Lizuardo)\n\nThe Story Seed - TW
A very simple random number picker. Simply open the slide show and hold down the down/right/left/up arrow and release to stop at a number. \nSome ideas for use:\n- Locating number on number line.\n- Number order: Is this number bigger/smaller than x\n- Adding\n- Finding the difference\n\nFor Twitter updates on my new free resources, please follow: @TheStorySeed
For use with 'The Diamond Jubilee-For Kids' PowerPoint.
2 pages in the Word Doc:
Page 1: worksheet with speech bubbles (Picture of The Queen in the middle with speech bubbles surrounding her. Children write facts in speech bubbles).
Page 2: Union Jack bunting outline.
What toy/gift is that behind the present box? There is a small clue to help the children. Lots of oppotunities for 'why&' questions and for children to explain/justify their guess. \n\nHope you find it useful! :)
Football with numbers on them for ordering (blank footballs included for counting). Page can be blown up to A3 if need pictures to be bigger. Picture of football goal included.
Different coloured doors for children to write their house/flat number (significant numbers - EYFS) and enough room to write their names too.
Comes with a title for display (title says: What is your door number?)
Hope this is helpful :)
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An activity to introduce children to the basics of addition and its written form with butterflies. Count the spots on the butterfly's wings and match it to the right flower. Children can write the sums down on the butterflies' bodies. If writing a number sentence proves too difficult, have students color in a block on the grid to correspond with the number of spots on the butterfly to demonstrate one-on-one correspondence. Aligned with CCSS: K.CC.1, K.CC.3, K.OA.1, K.OA.2, 1.OA.3, 1.OA.6 Appropriate for Early Childhood Education (Pre-K and younger). ECE-MA, ECE-MA-co
Introducing children to the 'oo' digraph. May be helpful to those children who are having difficultly grasping the concept of 2 different letters making a new sound.
Introducing children to the 'oo' digraph (short sound). May be helpful to those children who are having difficultly grasping the concept of 2 different letters making a new sound.
The poem / assembly about Nian, the dragon that terrorized the Chinese villages on New Year.
This was my assembly one year (EYFS) and it worked out really well. Hope you find it useful :)
(I have uploaded a Chinese New Year PPT - please see my other resources)
Tina Wray
Print the pages back to back (‘Duplex: short edge binding&’ on some printer settings) to make your own Colour Book. I made this book for my EAL children as they came in with knowing no colour names. The last few pages of the book allowed the children to draw or stick in objects of that particular colour.
I ended up having to print a book for my whole class as everyone wanted one.
They really liked the book and I hope your children will too :)
Tina Wra
Parent Partnership - working with parents to help children’s reading and writing.
Pages of high frequency words that have to be cut up (8 per page) for parents to use as flash cards to help their child read the words by sight. Can extend activity by getting children to write the words as well.
(Words are from Letters and Sounds HFW)
There are some blank sheets for you to add any other words. Hope it&'s useful :)