16 different poppy images on log slices to support any Poppy Day activities. These would be great to have out when children are creating their own representation of poppies. I would pair these with loose parts (red and green) or black paper and pastels/ paint.

Use these sparklers to support your fine motor activities. You could pair them with plastercine, playdough or loose parts. Children use their hand muscles to roll balls of plastercine or playdough and place them onto the circles. They could also use tweezers to pick up objects or lay any loose parts onto the circles. 6 mats to encourageg colour sorting and counting.

A set of six black colour mixing discs, using a firework image. 6 additional discs including the colour words to match. These would be great to support any creative activity. They would work really well alongside paint, pastels or on a light box

Letter Sound Activity Sheets 26 letters of the alphabet ( including sh -a full digraph set coming soon!) Each mat focuses on a single letter and has an activity to match the letter sound. Recommendation to laminate each mat and use a variety of resources to complete the activity. This could be whiteboard pens, playdough or plastercine. You could photocopy particular ones and children could use felt tip pens, pastels or water colour paints. There is a section on each mat for the children to practise the letter formation. Font: Poppins A seperate set is available with the Read Write Inc letter images.

A set of 12 Rangoli pattern tiles to support learning about Diwali. 6 on a neutral background and 6 on a black background. They will support a number of fine motor and creative activities.