Beginning of the school year activity. These activities are based on the book 'Oh the Places You'll Go' by Dr Suez. They include an inspirational quotes notebook file and stimulus photos for children to think of their own aspirational dreams. Also included is a height chart so children can see how much they grow in the school year. A lesson plan and writing templates can be purchased separately from my TES shop. Thank you

A maths and English tool kit which can be stuck into the front of children's books to house all the 'kit' they need to be successful writers and mathematicians. New 'kit' for thee tool box will be uploaded soon so check out my shop for more resources. Thank you

These stickers can be printed onto Avery L7060 . They are designed to be given to children when they have demonstrated one of the learning styles associated with the Growth Mind-set characters. The stickers say "Ask me why I'm like...", which encourages parents and adults to enquire about the child's learning and the child to talk about the difficulties they may face in their learning and how they have over come these difficulties.

Create a display of all the Growth Mind-set characters. Their speech bubbles share their unique ways of tackling problems.

Posters of the Growth Mind-set animals displaying their different learning styles. Creative Unicorn, Try Hard Tortoise, Busy Bees, Not Yet Yeti, Web Spinner Spider, Curious Cat, How to do it Owl and Changing Chameleon

An illustrated story introducing the Growth Mind-set Characters from the Elli project. Read how Bear and Elli set off to find a new home for Bear. Elli introduces Bear to a host of friends to help him overcome the problems he encounters on his journey. Children quickly identify with the different characters’ traits to help them overcome their own barriers to learning. Visit my shop at www.tes.com/teaching-resources/shop/suebee1 to get the motivational stickers, display posters and colouring sheets that go with this story. Thank you Sue

A short introduction to the Numberland concept. A proven devise to support children with number recognition and count. This has been used to great success in my own school for the past 8 years in both Nursery and Reception classes as well as support for SEN children. Visiting teachers, child minders and even inspectors have enquired about it's availability. So I've finally decided to share it with the wider community. Thank you.

The sixth character from Numberland, Silly Six, who likes to play tricks, watch his film and see him hide the other Numberlanders with his balloons. A poster, lesson plan follow on activity and paret letter are also included.

Numberland stickers 1-6 to be printed on Avery L7060 stickers or similar. these stickers can be used to reinforce number recognistion alongside the other Numberlander activities.

The Numberlanders 1-6 which can be cut out and laminated to insert into a move cube dice.

reinforce number recognition to 6 and count to 6 with this Numberland game. Children have to find the Numberlanders items which can be hidden around your setting.

The fifth resident of Numberland, Frankie Five who loves to jive! Numberland is full of colourful characters who support number recognition through alliteration, songs and games. Watch Frankie dance to his song and play his game. Try and stop all of his five stars from spinning before his music stops! Included is a lesson plan, follow up activity and parent letter.

Fortune Four is the fourth resident of Numberland. Numberland is full of colourful characters who support children with number recognition through alliteration, song and game. Fortune Four is a pirate and asks children to help him count his treasure, reinforcing the four-ness of four. Children can sing along with his song and watch him dance in the video.

Welcome to Numberland, this notebook file shows all the Numberland characters to ten. Colourful characters who live in Numberland and support number recognition through alliteration, song and game.

Use the smartboard resource to count presented sets of up to ten baubles, children select the correct number and are rewarded by a Christmas animation and sound effect. The word document with the large baubles, I make in to an interactive display, enlarge the tree to A3, laminate, cut out and laminate the baubles and attach with velcro, children can then dress the tree with their choosen amount of baubles. The other word document I use as a cut and stick activity for children which becomes a useful count assessment at the end of term.

Click on the picture to hear the caption, drag the letters into the correct box to spell the words in the caption. Click on the sound spots to see if you're correct. Have a go at writing the caption on the line at the bottom.

self correcting count game 1-10, children count the fireworks and select the correct number, if incorrect they're directed back to have another go. If they get it right they're rewarded with a firework display!

<p>Number rhyme sung to the tune of '10 Fat Sausages.' Explores number recognition; counting and one less than. Watch as the Fireworks spin into view; then one by one go out with a bang. Inspired by Jodyo’s Firework Number hunt.</p> Appropriate for Early Childhood Education (Pre-K and younger). ECE-MA, ECE-MA-co