A simple powerpoint to encourage EYFS children to talk about and compare size. It asks the children to sort the various pictures (which follow children's interests/Goldilocks theme) into size order. It is easily adaptable to suit your own class needs and can be easily differentiated. The children are asked to simply drag the pictures into the correct order and are then given a practical task to complete. I print out the size ordering arrows to support the children when ordering. EYFS SSM areas covered: Begins to use the language of size (22-36 months) Orders two or three items by length or height (40-60 months) Children use everyday language to talk about and compare size (GLD) Other areas such as C&L and PSED can be covered depending on how the adult leading the session runs it.

Designed to be laminated and used with whiteboard pens or magnetic letters. Children use the sound buttons to say each sound then blend the word together using the arrow. The green dot at the start of the arrow has been a great visual for young learners to understand where to start and they know the red means stop- it has been particularly useful for EAL children.

A list of possible English activities to do based around the the story Charlie and the Chocolate Factory. This list was created with year two in mind but can be easily adapted to suit year groups

The alphabet on Olaf from frozen- I quickly made this based on my classes interest. Possible activities: - sound hunt -sound flashcards -matching sounds (just print 2 copies) - letter writing in 'snow' -Hide the Olaf's in ice and children need to read the sound to break Olaf free

Numbers 0-20 on Olaf from Frozen- quickly made to support my classes interest. Simply chop them up and you can do lots of activities with them. Possible activities: Number hunt Write the number in snow Use to make number sentences Match pairs Count out snowballs/buttons/carrots to match the numbered Olaf

Simple arrows to help children when ordering/comparing size. Arrows included: shortest, longest, smallest, biggest.