Red, blue , yellow and green circular emotion cards perfect for displaying.

3 visual addition activities within 10 numicom dice fingers

This resource has 25 caption writing sheets with CVC box frames, writing lines, phase 2 tricky words and coloured picture prompts. Each sheet contains letter formation practice. Perfect for early writers working within phase 2.

This is the perfect set of maths activities to collect evidence against standard 2. Includes: Target sheet (Standard 2 and extra targets suitable for this level of learning) multiple activities for targets Please Note: Some suggested targets do not have specific activities in this bundle (evidence for these can be collected using concrete materials). n

This resource is a great addition to regulation areas. “I am feeling…” “I can…” Laminate, hole punch and use a binder to hold resource together.

Activities: Draw Clothes throughout seasons Draw the seasons (Suggested activity- listen to Vivaldi’s 4 seasons and draw) Illustrate trees throughout the seasons Stickman outline - Suggested activity: Draw clothes for stickman throughout the seasons.

3 writing prompts with multiple writing options. Who What doing What Who What doing Where Who What doing What Where Ideal writing prompts to help with sequencing words to write a sentence

Simple words and sentences reading tasks. Helps with reading fluency. 2 sheets with words. 2 sheets with sentences

Print and laminate. Use as part of provision or during guided teaching

SEN friendly Hungry Caterpillar Story printable Colourful Semantics writing prompts Wordbank Puppets- Print, cut and stick to sticks. Colouring Sheet, Book Marks (Free online, no created by me)

Print, Cut, Laminate, Hole Punch and thread a bead on to a pipe cleaner. Tie at the back. Children use this to share their zone to help talk about their current emotion.

Different zone colour cards for different emotions

5 paper bade activities to help practice groups with more and less.

5 worksheets differing difficulties 1 table sheet ideal for practical

Use this widgit story to create your own version of the popular story Brown Bear Brown Bear, What do you see? Print and colour in each sheet. Put the story in any order. We used a picture of our class as the children so they are now in the story.

Cut, laminate and whole punch fruits and vegetables. Use string to help with fine motor skills apple, pear, peas, broccoli, carrot, potato, banana, orange

Visual Timetable x 24 cards

Box breathing with zones of regulation Red- Stop Blue- Rest Area Yellow- Slow Green- Go

Cut out the colour cards and use the sentence writing sheet to help compose a SIMPLE sentence using colourful semantics.

Simple book review suitable for KS1 children. Space for: Name, date Author, book title Favourite scene writing and drawing