<p>An A4 template (once printer trim so they are smaller to fit six around a table) flip the playing card, build it and build one more and one less.</p>

<p>To use as a funky finger/playdough mat. Use loose parts to follow the pattern.</p>

<p>Cover with loose parts/playdough</p>

<p>Use hammer beads/loose parts with tweezers.</p>

<p>Roll the dice, grab a pencil, create the pattern.</p>

<p>Fine motor activity to be used with beads/buttons/hammer beads/macaroni shapes etc.</p>

<p>20 pages of editable labels for your continuous provision area. All with a word and picture.</p>

<p>A little card to accompany an end of year gift from teachers to children.</p>

<p>Sixteen construction area labels with images.<br /> Editable word document for you to add more if you require.</p>

<p>Ten cards of animals made of Duplo to use as a copying stimulus around the continuous provision.</p>

<p>Odd One Out and What is it?</p> <p>The great thing about ‘Odd One Out’ is that there are so many correct answers.</p> <p>Use ‘Odd One Out’ for starters, mini-think breaks, plenaries, etc.</p> <p>Ask children to create their own ‘Odd One Out’ based on your current topic.</p>

<p>A powerpoint featuring six lessons around the PSHE topic ‘Keeping Safe’. Powerpoint includes key questions to be discussed as a talking point with children.</p>

<p>A powerpoint for a sequence of six lessons featuring key questions linking to the PSHE National Curriculum for KS1.</p>