This tracking sheet helps to monitor the progress and gives a one page overview of where the child is.

As it is a statutory requirement to report the attainment against the ELG, here comes a handy one page overview with all the ELGs descriptions plus three boxes indicating the level (Emergining/Expected/Exceeding). A simple tick and the summative report is done! I will attach it to our school end of year report.

Children to cut out, sort and stick different types of meals in relevant columns. <br /> <br /> We then asked them some questions (under the 'sorting paper') to find out how well they understand the concept and to extend their ideas.

A template where children can write their own/classroom/playground Ten Commandments. Can be adapted.

Imagine you are Hansel or Gretel and describe a gingerbread house using your five senses. Fill in the missing key words and add some wonderful descriptive words. <br /><br /> <br /> In two abilities.

Complete RE schemes of work for EYFS - two year cycle. <br /> <br /> The RE themes are based on the church calendar (Christmas, Easter, Pentecost) but also closely linked to EYFS topics, so they can be adapted to meet everyone's needs and interests.

Facts and interesting bits about apatosaurus (brontosaurus), pterodactyl, trilobite, stegosaurus and a T-Rex. Includes pictures.

Simple matching activity - can be used as an activity or for assessment purposes.

I used this for moderation purpose as a quick overview of achievement. Eprofile would do the same job, but this one is colour-coded and that's what really matters! :)

This activity can be differentiated - children can either just match animals to their homes or the more able pupils can use their phonic knowledge to label the animals and their homes.

It is a statutory duty to report to parents/carers how their children scored against the ELG (EYFS Profile). <br /> <br /> This is a simple explanation to the parents what it is and what does Emerging/Expected/Exceeding mean.

Contains a simple but proven recipe, Pancake race rules from EYFS to KS2 and couple of certificates.

Pancake Race traditional takes place on Pancake Day. Ready made certificate. (Hopefully) editable.

The whole class and all 17 ELGs in one sheet - useful overview for moderation purposes or as a quick reference

Funny signs and posters to put up on the walls of your Gingerbread house role play area. <br /><br /> <br /><br /> Encourage Hansel and Gretel read environmental print and appreciate sometimes rather rotten humour of the wicked witch. <br /> <br /> <br /> As a special bonus find enclosed pictures of gingerbread to decorate the house with. (You can use it to make patterns to link it with Maths :))

<p>Very simple nativity play for Nursery and Reception. A few short lines for the main characters, everyone says the ‘narrator’s lines’ (accompanied by actions that help them to remember).<br /> One song based on Frere Jacques, which is split into four parts (credit and copyright- <a href="http://twinkl.co.uk" target="_blank" rel="nofollow">twinkl.co.uk</a>)</p> <p>Remember to dress up for the cute wow effect! :)</p>

<p>Powerpoint (edited Twinkl resource describing the origins of Halloween and some of the traditions (pumpkins, costumes, trick-or-treating) ; it also explains why some religious people choose not to celebrate it so it’s very inclusive and promotes respect.</p> <p>Suitable for church schools.</p> <p>Note: Edited Twinkl resource</p> <p>© Twinkl, Light party<br /> Images apart from Twinkl and Light party - Google images<br /> Cover picture - Fiveminded (youtube)</p>

<p>Pictures and names of the most common British spring flowers on one sheet. It can be edited for different purposes.</p> <p>(Images from the internet)</p>

Bingo with halves to 10 and then 20, 40, 60, 80, 100 (to help them to see patterns in numbers, eg. half 10 if 5, half 100 is 50).