Brain break activities if children are needing to release energy or swap places

This practical resource is perfect for KS1 children. It is most practical when laminated. Perfect for children when learning simple addition and subtraction problems. Children could draw the correct amount above the correct word to eventually form a mathematical sentence/ equation. E.g first there was 3 flowers, then 2 more grew, now there are 5 flowers

Interactive compression powerpoin. Perfect for EYFS, reception or year 1.

Visual Number blocks Number line to 10

This writing reminder display can be adapted to meet the needs of every class. It can be printed a3 or a4 size (Picture is A4) Reminders include: Full stops Capital letters Neat handwriting Phonics

British values display. I would recommend printing and then cutting along the bubble.

These scientific inquiry skill cards would be great for a science display across all year groups.

Several santa letter templates with different options to -write a letter cut out and match words order words to form sentences cut out and stick photos of selected gifts - use made symbols or create own.

Visual timetable

To help children with remembering and reading the year 1 ‘tricky words’, this bingo game is a fun and engaging activity for the whole class! I usually use this website to randomise and shuffle which word is selected for bingo: https://wheel-decide.com/randomnamepicker.html

These hands-on crocodile symbols would be great in KS1 when teaching children about less than and greater than! They could be used in a maths session or after modeled how to use them children could use them independently during continuous provision.

This editable document is great to be used when shared during the initial meet the teacher parents evening! The colour scheme and personal details can be easily edited.

This visual step by step hand washing poster will help young children learn how to correctly wash their hands.

My current school uses Weduc as a platform to share and communicate with parents and carers. As a result of my busy schedule I would often forget to share photos of children’s work weekly on the platform. By creating this resource it encourages your class to remind you of uploading whilst also giving children a sense of ownership! A great why to help develop perseverance and sense of achievement among your class. I would recommend laminating everything to extend longevity as well as gluing the mini camera cards onto pegs, therefore children can independently peg it to their work if they feel proud. Top Tip! Have the rule that children are only allowed to have 1 piece of work uploaded/ shared and this will prevent an overload of work needed to be shared with parents

Are your children struggling to remember their number bonds to 10? This document is a great resource to help children remember their number bonds with a fun, engaging and catchy chant. Great to have printed at size A3 and displayed near your maths working wall! I would recommend the leader to lead the chant and everyone repeats the phrases afterwards whilst marching on the spot!

Humorous A4 worksheet for children of all ages to complete after reading a book to which they can ‘publish’ a book review. Depending on the children’s writing ability then can rate the book out of 5 stars and describe what happens in the book (blurb) or draw a picture of something that happens in the book to inspire their peers to read. Although this document is originally A4 size, the sizing can easily be adjusted to A3 if more writing and drawing space is needed for younger children.