This engaging easter resource is perfect for getting your children to practice their tricky words. Simply write down some tricky words (common exception words), place them in a plastic egg and the children can write down every word they find.

Simply add in your favourite sounds or tricky words then roll the dice and say the sound.

Simply stick the easter eggs up around the room and the children must use their answer sheet (with number line) to work out the answer to the sum on the egg.

Laminate this resource and the children can add pegs onto the correct number. Great resource for practicing number bonds to 20.

The children place the pop corn pieces onto the middle of the popcorn tub and write the correct parts. This particular task had a doubles focus.

Great display for your block play area.

Simply write the answers on a plastic star/sticker for the children to match to the correct Christmas tree.

A fun way to start the year! Get the children familiar with their new classroom by completing this hunt.

A great way to engage the children by reading and blending their sounds. Simply cut out the image disks for the children to choose, write and draw.

A fun way to engage children in learning their tricky words.

A lovely end of term sheet which allows the children to revisit their learning and experiences.

A lovely end of term activity.

A fun recap over the -ce and -se grapheme. The children have to cut and stick the image into the correct column.

A fun and engaging way to encourage children to write questions with the appropriate stop marks. I have chosen these characters due to the interest in my class.

A quick, fun provision activity to enforce measurement. The children draw the image taller or shorter.

A fun matching activity which reinforces personal pronouns.

A fun way for the children to practice writing graphemes during phonics lessons. The children write what word they can see in the grid.

A fun easter activity to reinforce part whole models in maths. The numbers can also be used for greater than and less than activities.

A fun easter activity to reinforce adjectives and verbs. I stick the plain eggs on top to create a ‘secret word’ then the childreb use a torch to reveal the word.

This activity is perfect to encourage the use of adjectives. The children use the picture prompt to describe what the character is like. E.g. He is…

A fun way to recognise proper nouns and common nouns.