Prayer through different faiths suitable for Key Stage 1 and Early Years Very simple text to read with the children

<p>PowerPoint presentation on Festivals throughout the world. Suitable for Foundation and Key Stage 1 for either R.E or K.U.W. The presentation can form part of topic/theme on either Festivals or celebrations.</p>

<p>PowerPoint presentation on repeating patterns. Animated images used to help children predict the next steps in simple repeating patterns. Suitable for Foundation/Reception to introduce the concept of repeating patterns.</p>

Powerpoint presentations for Divali - telling the tale of Rama and Sita through the tale of Hanuman King of the Monkeys. Would suit KS1 and Early Years

<p>PowerPoint presentation showing examples of Pollock’s paintings. Suitable for Foundation and Key Stage 1. Used in Reception Class to stimulate creative development. Children crreated own splatter painting for brilliant and easy display.</p>

Vicars and Priests a simple Powerpoint presentation as an introduction to the theme of prayer and worship. Suitable for Key Stage 1 and Early years

Powerpoint presentations for Divali - telling the tale of Rama and Sita through the tale of Hanuman King of the Monkeys. Would suit KS1 and Early Years Second Powerpoint

<p>PowerPoint presentation in a simple quiz format asking children to identify the different festivals from images. Suitable for Foundation or Key Stage 1. Can be used as part of topic/theme on festivals linked to either R.E or K.U.W.</p>

A cut and stick activity for children to make a paper Christingle to consolidate the celebration of the Christingle service.

This is a set of differentiated worksheets to consolidate understanding of the concept of subtraction. I use it in my Reception class but can be used for Year 1. It is an idea adapted from a worksheet on TES but I made these to suit different abilities.

This is a PowerPoint presentation for robot talk as described by letters and sounds. There are six words but can be adapted to add more words of your choice. I used it in my Reception Class but is equally useful for Key Stage 1