An amusing little rhyme created to help children practice finding number bonds of five using subtraction methods in a fun way! Children build a little worm using 5 cubes and subtract an amount from the caterpillars body. The subtraction sentence is then created! Cards can be laminated to use again and again, or as printed task cards for children to fill in within the environment. Have fun! The Teacher Traveller

Read the CVC word, then check you have got it correct when you flip up the pancake to reveal the picture on the back! Children can also reverse this, beginning with the picture side up, spelling the word, then checking they have spelt it correctly by flipping the pancake. Perfect for… Segmenting and blending practise Pancake Day topic Fine motor skill development + Gross motor skill development Spelling practise Working in pairs (one child to read, one child to check the word has been read correctly by flipping the pancake) Working independently (children can self assess) Writing once the pancake has been flipped. Have fun! The Teacher Traveller

A Chinese New Year themed ‘I Spy’ activity which encourages children to blend and segment words according to the pictures. Perfect for writing and phonics practice with an extra challenge of spelling words to match one of the illustrations.

Numerals 1-10, plus corresponding 10-frames in a colourful Chinese New Year theme!

Bus Ticket Role Play

Lovely simple story cards featuring the main events of the story of Goldilocks and the Three Bears. Learning opportunities include… Story telling and vocabulary familiarity Prompting discussions about different key points Understanding of story structure and story ordering The Teacher Traveller

AUTUMN CONKER SUBITISING Developing children’s ability to look at a small set of objects and instantly know how many there are without counting the individual items… An essential skill known as subitising! With these conker cards children can practice saying the amount of conkers by holding them up and challenging one another… 3 different sizes available - A4, A5, A6. Have fun! The Teacher Traveller

Can you match the coloured worms to the correct owls for them to eat? Pack includes: 6 X A4 Owl mats 6 X Various coloured worms 14 X A5 High quality owl photos Have fun! The Teacher Traveller

Dear DfE, I very much enjoyed pulling apart your SATS papers and putting Gerald the Giraffe all over them to make them more child friendly for my class of 7 year olds to practise on! Maybe next time you could do that? Save me a job, yes? :) The Teacher Traveller

Excellent problem solving task cards encouraging children to use multiplication facts to solve the word problems. Complete with Easter eggs: '7 Easter baskets are filled with 5 eggs. How many eggs can you see in total?’ …as well as Easter Bunnies: '3 Easter bunnies are hopping on the grass. How many ears can you see in total?’ Task cards allow multiplication from 2X2 - 2X 10 and 2X5 - 10X5. Have fun, The Teacher Traveller

Count the Easter bunny’s ears and count the Easter eggs in the baskets. How many are there altogether? Perfect for counting in 2s and 5s :) Have fun, The Teacher Traveller

Pack contains: Price labels ranging 1p-20p Clear price labels for children to create their own Past SATS paper problem solving questions Coin recognition and matching A variety of pictures of bread A sign to display the pack in the classroom Have fun! The Teacher Traveller

7 high quality task cards encouraging children to make 2-D shape houses for the character Stick Man :) Shapes included: -Square -Triangle -Rectangle/oblong (both versions!) -Pentagon -Hexagon -Star Have fun… The Teacher Traveller

10 aliens on each space ship displayed in a tens frame to encourage children to count in multiples of ten. Space given in a box for children to write the total amount of aliens. 10 X A4 modelling sheets 10 X Mini activity cards 1 X Blank version for children to cut and stick their own amounts on to the moon template. Have fun! The Teacher Traveller :)

A beautiful variety of Alien ‘Wanted’ posters! Contains 3 unique aliens with a variety of features to explore and describe. Each has a different number of colourful arms, legs, eyes, teeth, antennae to encourage children to use descriptive vocabulary and adjectives. The resource is differentiated to include blank versions to the template too! Enjoy! The Teacher Traveller

Excellent prop for the role play area or to enhance a space themed topic! Two styles of badges, one with an additional space for a photo to stuck on. Personalise for each child by adding their name or letting them write their own name on the badge! :) Happy Exploring! The Teacher Traveller :)

Greater than and less than snowmen! Three levels of differentiation: Green boarder snowmen: Children to count the number of buttons then compare both the numbers. Blue boarder snowmen: Children to count the number of buttons, complete the addition sentence then compare the totals. Red boarder snowmen: Children to work out both addition/subtraction sentences then compare the totals. Enjoy! The Teacher Traveller

The children in my class made this rather adorable wooden snowmen gifts for home <3 I showed them all how to measure and record how tall they all were, I cut each plank of wood to the children’s heights, the idea being that each Christmas their families could take them out and see how much they have grown! Poem in the pack (1 X A4 and 1 X A5) reads: “Lean this snowman against the wall, To remind you when I was this small, Fingerprints made the nose and eyes, This snowman is just my size, So take him out each Christmas and see, I’m not as little as I used to be.” Pack also contains 5 A4 display posters describing the process of making this project! :) The Teacher Traveller

Counting on. An often enormously difficult skill to ask of children - to begin counting at a number that is not one and to sometimes count objects that are not visible. I have used this ‘counting on cookies’ pack to successfully teach children this concept and the idea is simple. A number of cookies are selected, counted and placed under the flap of the oven. The temptation to recount these cookies is automatically prevented as the cookies are hidden. Instead I teach the children to place their hand on the oven, say the amount of cookies that are in there, then continue to count the rest of the cookies on the plate! This lays the foundation for more advanced skills such as manipulating larger numbers, faster calculating and learning to apply this skill to other areas in learning in fluid and flexible ways. The Teacher Traveller

Two activity sheets for children to write adjectives about either the Dragon or the princess character :)