<p>Children will be introduced to the world of words through this competitive game. Children can revisit how to break down short words by sounds.</p> <p>You will need:<br /> 1 dice<br /> 4 counters<br /> Paper</p> <p>Instructions:<br /> Each player will take turns to roll the dice. The players move around the board until they land on a word accompanied with a picture. From then the players will need to land on each letter to make up that word. The paper should be used to record each occasion that they land on a letter in their word.</p> <p>This games requires 2-4 people aged between 3 and 5</p>

<p>In this exciting game, children will have fun while exercising. The clever children in your classroom will be tested in their memory skills. This will help them realize the strength of their literacy and thinking skills.</p> <p>Instructions: Children can take turns in reading questions which will equally assess their literacy, numeracy and general knowledge skills. Players can be chosen to answer a question on their own, in groups or as a class. They can also be selected to reveal the answers after each question or at the end of the activity.</p> <p>Hopping Smarties can be played in the classroom, the hall, the playground and at home.</p> <p>Suitable for children aged 4-9 years old.</p> <p>Suggestions:</p> <p>Children can cut out big shapes using paper and place them on the floor. They can hop from each shape as they answer a question correctly.</p> <p>Alternatively, children can label the printed questions on paper with letters. If a question is labeled b and they were to hop on it, they must answer that particular question.</p>

<p>How well do you know your favourite nursery rhymes? Can you tell them apart using pictures? Can you match the pictures to the nursery rhyme titles?</p> <p>Instructions: Children will need to identify this group of pictures separately and decide which nursery rhymes the pictures illustrate. The nursery rhyme titles must be spread around. The pictures should be laid out facing down for the children to select one at a time. They will have to decide which nursery rhyme the picture is linked with. Once an association has been made the picture and title can be placed together.</p> <p>Suitable for ages 5 - 8 in groups of 3 -</p>

<p>Get your brain in shape at any point in the day with these fun games. Learn what you never thought you would know. Test your ability to work out the answers. Satisfy your curiousity in playing this game.</p> <p>Instructions: In activity 1 you will have to draw a line to arrive at the answers. In activity two, you will have to drag and drop your answers in the provided boxes.</p> <p>You will need:<br /> A smartphone</p> <p>Suitable for children from age of 4 and beyond.</p> <p>Have fun exploring!!</p>

<p>This activity will tie in really well with exploring quantities. Turn their testing brains on by making them compare the different volumes of water in the glasses. train your pupils to be great thinkers and writers in helping them to analyze. at the end there is a fun challenge for them to do at home. Go home learning!!</p>

<p>Everyone’s back to school. The children have new pupils and teachers to meet. Help your pupils to settle into the routine by understanding the layout of the school and supporting them in developing their vocabulary. By using the prompts provided children will feel more than capable to develop their ideas as they enter their new school journey.</p>

<p>Do you want to help children understand the value of recapping an event? Engage the children’s ability to decipher the different emotions and to match them to the correct feelings in words. Lead the children into the habit of developing impressive recounts of recent and historical events. Are ready to see how effectively your pupils can tell the difference between the emotions displayed?</p>

<p>The children have been waiting to get back into learning. They have been excited to talk to their friends. So why not get them back into the swing of working together and gearing their brains up? This quiz can be used for lessons on quantity, measurement , comparison or just a fun activity to cool off. Give the pupils a chance to extract information from pictures. Sit back and enjoy discovering how much smarter they have become.</p>

<p>Take your youngest pupils through the learning journey of translating figures through numbers and pictures. Help them to know how fun the world of counting is. You will see how quickly they remember their numbers from 1-10 and begin to be familiar with the description of different objects. This activity can also be used for a cut and display activity. Boost their confidence from day one!</p>

<p>Where do you want to go on holiday? Do you know what you will find there? Test out your world knowledge in this collaborative and competitive game.</p> <p>Instructions: The continent cards should be laid out in the middle. The clue cards should be passed around one at a time. Each player will be given ten seconds to attempt to match the clue card with the right continent. If unsuccessful the card should be passed on. If all players are unsuccessful it must be left till the end. The one with the most correct matches a the end will be the winner.</p> <p>You will need:<br /> A timer</p> <p>Suitable for pupils in year 4, 5 and 6 pupils in groups of 3-</p> <p>This game is printable</p>