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Menu mud kitchen/restaurant role play EYFS/year 1
This can be laminated for the children to take orders during role play in the outdoor mud kitchen area or if you have a restaurant theme. There is a plain one for differentiation and one with pricing.
Great for different EYFS areas - CL, PSED, PD, Maths, EAD
MiniBeast reading challenge
Children have to read the clues to match the pictures up, easy and harder levels for differentiation
Dinosaur continuous provision plan
This plans gives you ideas you can use in different areas of your classroom, including Writing, Maths, ICT, Outdoors etc.
Frog addition/ number bonds early years EYFS
To go along with the 5 little speckled frogs, children can cut out the frog and stick to the logs and lily pads to make different addition number sentences. Can also be used to show different number bonds.
Dragons and Castle planning, Continuous Provision , activities , EYFS, KS1
This is to help with Castle and dragon topics, can be used for MTP has continuous provision ideas for all areas of the classroom.
includes
Maths
Writing
Circle time
Water
Sand
and lots more
hope its helpful.
‘Julian Donaldson’ continuous provision
Help you give you some ideas you can use in the different areas of your classroom when doing a topic based round ‘Julian Donaldson’ stories.
Play-Doh mat letters with bright colourful backgrounds.
These can be used for children to make the letters sounds using their play-doh skills once laminated. Has bright colourful backgrounds that correspond to the sound on the mat. A4 size 1 letter per page
Phonics phase 3 and 5 picture sound match game
You cut up each board and the children have to match up the picture with the correct Phonic sound. It can help children to beginning to notice their Phonics sounds more in their reading.
Phonics sounds A-Z with captial letter and lower case for display.
These are the sounds A-Z great for use around the classroom or as flash cards. Can also be used as flash cards and outdoors once laminated.
They have both the capital letter and lower case letters on them.