Eyes on the road! These mini roads encourage children to segment and blend together CVC words! Children can either use their fingers to move along the road, or a little toy car. As they 'drive' past the letters, they say them (segmenting), then when they reach the end of the road, they blend them together to read the full word (blending). These little roads add a bit of fun to practising those early skills necessary to reading! 32 different CVC words included on roads which can be printed to different sized papers depending on how large you would like them. Have fun and happy road reading! - The Teacher Traveller :)

Children can paint on the correct amount of buttons or the resource can be printed and laminated for children to count place physical buttons onto the snowman :) Three different colour sets to choose from (Red, Blue, Yellow) and numbers from one to ten. Have fun and Merry Christmas, The Teacher Traveller

32 different pseudo words for children to segment, blend and read - all on pink, child friendly little monsters! This pack helps to introduce pseudo words as fake words as they have been linked to the names of the monsters to make it more meaningful. Pseudo words help to check that children are able to read non familiar words, rather than solely relying on good vocabulary knowledge or visual memory of words. Pack includes: 32 different pseudo words. A large format (4 monsters to a page) to allow them to be easily cut out and made into flashcards. A small format (16 monsters to a page) to use when testing children. Monsters with ‘sound buttons’ included on the words. Have fun! The Teacher Traveller

Entire alphabet set on Gingerbread Men Biscuits! Perfect for… Supporting the topic of the Gingerbread Man Pre-writing practise Letter formation Letter recognition Word building Spelling Phonics Have fun, The Teacher Traveller

Read the CVC word, then check you have got it correct when you open up the beard to reveal the picture! Children can also reverse this, beginning with the beard ‘open’, spelling the word from the picture, then checking they have spelt it correctly. Perfect for… Segmenting and blending practise Christmas topic Fine motor skill development Spelling practise Working in pairs (one child to read, one child to check the word has been read correctly by opening the flap) Working independently (children can self assess) Writing Have fun! The Teacher Traveller

INSPIRATION FOR WRITING! Empty speech bubbles for children to complete for five different Christmas characters! Writing for a purpose Using phonics Writing sentences Independent mark making EAL Differentiation Communication and speech and language development Story telling The Teacher Traveller

Children place their fingers at the dragon’s tail and follow the long winding body until they reach a word. Can they read all the tricky words on the dragon? When they can read all the words, they can colour in the dragon! Plain version, as well as colour version included. Phase 2 and phase 3 tricky words. Perfect for Chinese New Year and reading practice. Have fun, The Teacher Traveller

Letters with different CVC words on for children to read. 40 words included! I printed and laminated mine and put them in the post office role play so that when the children had read the word correctly, they could go and post their letter in a role play post box! In other lessons I have also printed them and asked the children to draw a picture of the word on the back of the letter. Perfect for… -Segmenting and blending practise -Post office topic -Fine motor skill development -Spelling practise -Working in pairs (one child to read, one child to check the word has been read correctly) -Working independently (children can self assess) -Writing Have fun! The Teacher Traveller

Gorgeous little number fairies (numbered 1-20) in three different styles (blonde hair, red hair and brown hair)… Use us to… Enhance a small world area. Cut and stick in arts and craft projects. Practise addition. Play ‘snap’ or ‘pairs’. Teach and explore number ordering. Build a fairy garden. Go on a fairy number hunt. Teach odd and even numbers. Explore number bonds. Flash card number recognition. Have fun, The Teacher Traveller ✈️

Over 50 pages of apple themed activities and role play resources! Pack includes… 35 key words displayed on apple themed cards ‘Closed and Open’ sign, ‘Opening Times’ sign and a ‘Welcome to our apple orchard’ sign. An apple worksheet for children to label and describe the five senses used when exploring apples. 15 different repeating pattern strips using different coloured apples, all differentiated to suit difficulty (either laminate, or children cut and stick on the next apple to complete the pattern) A sheet of apples to cut out (red, green and yellow) Apple shaped template with lines inside for children to write on. Apple colouring in sheet 3 tree activity sheets with numbers on the trunks for children to cut and stick the correct amount of apples on. 18 different apple photos with a gorgeous bright blue square border. 1 sheet of decorative ‘pick me’ apples Various role play signs (‘how much are 3 apples’, etc) A 1-10 apple number mat Price tags in ‘p’ (1p - 20p) Apple bunting Yellow, green and red apple signs Large tree play dough mats for children to create playdough apples and place the correct amount on the tree (numbered 1-10) Have fun, The Teacher Traveller

A lovely little number set on various coloured cupcakes :) Perfect for… -Placing into number order -Daily interventions -Hiding around the room for a number hunt -Finding one more/one less than the number -Birthdays -Calculating (turn two over and add/subtract/multiply them) -Matching a quantity to the number on the cupcake (e.g. candles) Enjoy, The Teacher Traveller :)

11 pages of witch style ideas… Design your own broomstick and write your own potions! Task cards/key word cards included. Have fun! The Teacher Traveller.

Can you park in space number… Four? Eight? Ten? Can you park in a space which has a number one less than three? Can you park in the number spaces in order? The opportunities for this activity are endless as children use toy cars to park on given numbers, learning without actually knowing it - through play. Perfect for… Number recognition Number ordering One more, one less than a number Strengthening little fingers and fine motor skills Teacher assessment Intervention groups/target children Continuous provision This pack comes with two numbered car park mats (with numbers from 1 - 20), a handy prompt card for adults containing questions to challenge and extend children, a set of 20 number cards telling children which numbers to park their car on, and finally a record sheet for children to record the numbers that they have found. Happy driving! The Teacher Traveller.

Children to place hooped cereal such as cheerios or fruit loops in the middle of the letters to make words, then read them :) Pack includes 6 pages of word cards (18 words containing ‘oo’ to make in total), plus a sheet of blank spaces for children to practise writing these words afterwards. Simple, cheap, fun and learning to read and write without even knowing it :) The Teacher Traveller

Christmas tree themed maths! Christmas trees for children to add on baubles then ether subtract or add up the total amounts (we used small dot stickers, but children could paint/draw these on too!). Christmas trees for children to add on baubles then find one more one less of their chosen amount (we used small dot stickers, but children could paint/draw these on too!) Christmas tree counting - Children to count the total amount of baubles on the trees, then peg the correct numeral. Merry Christmas Everyone, The Teacher Traveller :)

LEARNING SHAPES WITH TOY CARS! This huge pack includes: Four task cards. Five different style road tracks (which can be printed as many times as you need!). Eleven pre-made shape roads (circle, star, rectangle/oblong, square, triangle, semi-circle, pentagon, hexagon, heptagon, octagon, diamond/rhombus). Make your own shape roads or drive around the ready made ones again and again! This pack helps children to recognise, name and explore 2D shapes in a practical and fun way. Simply print out the road tracks, cut them out and allow the children to challenge themselves to make as many different 2D shapes as they can! They can then test out the roads they have built by using toy cars on them! Pack also includes eleven common 2D shapes which have already been made into roads for the children to drive over with little toy cars. Great for really embedding the children’s knowledge of shapes and for opportunities for teacher assessment. Perfect for… Encouraging mathematical language Practical based learning Shape recognition Spacial awareness Happy driving and learning! The Teacher Traveller.

Read the tricky word, write the tricky word then brush it off the tooth! Included are the entire set of phase 2, phase 3, phase 4 and phase 5 tricky words! Each tooth has a guidance line for children to practice writing their word. All you need to do is print and laminate! Perfect for. . . Healthy eating topics Fine motor skill development Spelling practise Working in pairs (one child to write, one child to check the word is spelt correctly and brush it off!) Activity works best if children are ‘brushing’ the words off the tooth with a real toothbrush. Have fun!

Ready for some creative Easter themed writing! Celebrate Easter with these cute Easter Bunny resources. This pack contains writing templates (which when cut out make a gorgeous display) as well as a bunny themed phase 2 and phase 3 sound mat to support children in their writing. The writing templates include the words: ‘If I were the Easter Bunny’ ‘My Easter Bunny Story’ All templates include different versions including narrow lines, wide lines and plain spaces. I have also left some completely plain sheets to allow teachers and children to use this resource in their own way. Enjoy!

In this pack you will find… 2 different subtraction activity sheets where children simply cross out the amount of peas they are subtracting, then count the total. 2 different ‘counting on’ activity sheets where children use the numeral given on the pea pod to count on from and find the total. One more and one less pea pods 8 different subtraction sentence cards for laminating, as well as copies of these 8 cards without the numeral for support (16 in total). Numeral matching cards (1-10). Count the amount of peas then correctly match them to the numeral given on the pea pod. 6 high quality photos of peas and pea pods. Cut and stick activity for children to add their own amount of peas to a pea pod and write the total. Have fun! The Teacher Traveller

Children giggle away at the silly snowmen they make, whilst learning all about 2D shapes! Pack includes: 2D snowmen style shapes to cut out (square, circle, triangle, rectangle, diamond, hexagon and pentagon). 14 idea cards which prompt children to use certain shapes, or be creative with whatever shapes they wish. Two blank worksheets to stick their silly shape snowmen on. A shape record sheet for children to tick off the shapes they have used (also can be used for the teacher to assess the shapes the children know). Some people prefer this to be a cutting and sticking activity, some choose to laminate the shapes and use them as interventions. I have done both and both work fine! :) Happy Christmas Everyone, The Teacher Traveller :)