<p>I love that I…<br /> am<br /> can<br /> have</p>

<p>allow your class to choose the style of spelling practice they most prefer</p>

<p>Test your pupil’s ability to follow instructions in creating a bird attractor for a bird watching activity.</p>

<p>Use this template to help write your next school action plan.</p>

<p>Test your childrens knowledge on homophones by getting them to crack the code and write the homophone words.</p>

<p>Encourage your learners to engage in reading and take on a 1000 page challenge.</p>

<p>word building and sentence writing</p>

<p>Can be used as an addition and subtraction assessment or simple class worksheet activity. Encourage children to use the number line to self assess their work.</p>

<p>Allows the child to revise the knowledge on numbers 1-10. They fill in the missing numbers on the number line and count the objects and write the number in the box provided. This can be used to assess their number knowledge and number formation.</p>

<p>Playground games for both outside and wet play - perfect for a school that is experiencing a great amount of playground controversy.</p>

<p>Here are some display posters to support your class with number recognition and number bonds to 5.</p>

<p>Letter formation and recognition practice. A workbook which could be worked on independently by the children.</p>

<p>A matching activity to revise the initial sounds of SATPINCKEHRMD</p>

<p>Fruit tasting activity linked to Safari Topic and the story of Handa’s surprise.</p>

<p>Perfect for EYFS children to revise repeating patterns while getting excited for christmas!</p>

<p>Suitable for EYFS or SEN children. A simple worksheet which reinforces colours and initiates some discussion on shapes.</p>

<p>Here is an example of a medium term plan for Nursery. It is based on the topic of Christmas!</p>

<p>Great revision for EYFS children who are learning to count, write and recognise numbers 1-3.</p>

<p>In EYFS rooms, you may like to include talking about what day it was yesterday, what day it is today and what day it will be, as well as discussing the weather to enhance language development and as part of a daily routine.</p>

<p>This game is to revise phonics knowledge and to help with vocabulary. Children roll a dice and use counters, whichever sound they land on, they must say the sound and give a word which begins with that sound. The same word cannot be used by a different person. The first to the end wins. This will probably work best printed on A3 paper and laminated so it can be reused.</p>

<p>This is a fun way to incorporate addition into active learning. Up to four children can play this game. Print this resource off as A3 and all you need to do is provide the dice and counters.</p>