I design teaching resources tailored for EYFS, KS1, and SEND students. These resources encompass creative writing prompts, quizzes, Spanish materials, Lego therapy exercises, and more. They are available in PDF or presentation formats for easy printing or display in classrooms, ideal for lessons or homeschooling. Specifically crafted for Early Years teachers, KS1 educators, Senco teachers, tutors, and parents seeking straightforward yet enjoyable activities to engage their pupils and children.
I design teaching resources tailored for EYFS, KS1, and SEND students. These resources encompass creative writing prompts, quizzes, Spanish materials, Lego therapy exercises, and more. They are available in PDF or presentation formats for easy printing or display in classrooms, ideal for lessons or homeschooling. Specifically crafted for Early Years teachers, KS1 educators, Senco teachers, tutors, and parents seeking straightforward yet enjoyable activities to engage their pupils and children.
This is a booklet with a range of different activities based on the story Tyrannosaurus Drip by Julia Donaldson. Great for SEN and Early Years. It includes: copying and tracing words, describing main characters, matching sentences to character, speech bubbles, drawing and writing sentences about different scenarios. of the story
12 Assorted differentiated worksheets related to the characters of the story, including handwriting, letter recognition, copying and tracing words, matching pictures with initial sound and reading tasks for SEN (P-levels- Level1), Reception and Year 1. The worksheets are very simple presented to help students to feel confident, build their knowledge step by step and providing further challenges. If laminated, the worksheets also can be turned into TEACCH tasks.
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This bundle contains: 5 lesson Plans, 5 Worksheets linked to each lesson and Differentiated Reading Comprehension Activity.
Here are five lesson plans based on the book “What If…?” by Anthony Browne, suitable for Key Stage 1. These lessons are designed to encourage creativity, critical thinking, and discussions about emotions, anxiety, and mental health. They require minimal materials and are suitable for supply teachers.
The lesson plans are clearly set out, with each one including a learning objective, resources needed, introduction, detail content, engaging activities, consideration for differentiation and plenary. Delivered as a downloadable pdf document.
They have been thoughtfully designed to provide a comprehensive learning experience for students. Lesson 1: Introduction to the Book, Lesson 2: Character Analysis, Lesson 3: Imaginative Worlds, Lesson 4: Making connections, and Lesson 5: Creative Writing.
5 Sequenced Worksheets for Enriched Learning:
Each worksheet follows a logical sequence that guides students through a profound understanding of the story. They will also relate the protagonist’s experiences to their own lives.
Customize the difficulty levels of the activities, providing support and offering various response options, or maintain the challenge for advanced learners.
Elevate the engagement by encouraging students to delve into intricate explanations and apply these questions to other characters within the story.
Differentiated Reading Comprehension Activity:
Delve into the story of “What If…?” with two distinct levels of worksheets. Whether your students are beginners or more advanced readers, we’ve got you covered.
Level 1 (Easier): Short, engaging questions from the book.
Level 2 (Slightly More Challenging): Dive deeper into the narrative with open-ended questions that prompt detailed written responses. Explore themes, characters, and summarize the text.
These resources provide a well-rounded exploration of the book “What If…?” while addressing important themes related to mental health and creativity. Adapt the activities as needed to suit the specific needs and abilities of your KS1 students.
What If…?" by Anthony Browne is a children’s picture book that is generally appropriate for children in the age range of 4 to 8 years old. It is a beautifully illustrated and thought-provoking book that explores the imaginative world of a young boy named Joe, who daydreams about various scenarios and adventures.
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Build up an Easter Story!
This resource includes 30 Easter-themed images combined into 10 sets of slides and worksheets designed to inspire creative writing for your students.
Teachers can incorporate one of these slides into their morning routine, encouraging students to begin the day with funny, silly, futuristic, or adventurous stories about Easter. Suitable for primary students, the activities allow for group, pair, or individual work.
List of images:
Chick (x3)
Bunny (x6)
Carrot
Beach
Girl (x3)
Airplane
City
Car
Basket
Boy (x2)
Teacher
Yacht
Ladybug
Forest
Directional signpost
Egg
Flowers
Children
Astronaut
Feet
This download includes both a PowerPoint presentation & PDF files.
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Happy Easter and Happy writing!
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Delve into the enchanting world of Halloween with our specialized tracing activity focused on key spooky words: ‘pumpkin,’ ‘bat,’ ‘spider web,’ ‘witch,’ and ‘ghost.’ Tailored to cater to both Early Years learners and those with Special Educational Needs (SEN), this engaging resource is designed to spark imagination, promote fine motor skills, and foster early literacy in an inclusive and enjoyable manner.
For Early Years students, these tracing exercises serve as an exciting introduction to Halloween-themed vocabulary. By guiding their hands to trace the letters and shapes that form each word, we encourage a tactile connection between the spoken and written word, paving the way for future literacy achievements.
Inclusive by nature, this resource is also ideal for SEN learners, offering a structured and accessible approach to language development. The act of tracing not only enhances fine motor skills but also boosts confidence by providing a tangible, step-by-step path to mastering these Halloween words.
Moreover, the colorful and thematic visuals accompanying each word add an element of fun and excitement to the learning process. Whether used in the classroom or at home, these tracing activities offer an enriching and enjoyable way to celebrate the Halloween season while nurturing essential early literacy skills.
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Immerse young learners in the wonderful world of language with these worksheets tailored specifically for Early Years and Special Educational Needs (SEN) students. These worksheets are crafted to introduce and reinforce foundational literacy skills through the engaging activities of copying and tracing words.
In the Early Years, where the journey of reading and writing begins, these worksheets serve as gentle guides. They provide a supportive platform for children to explore letter formations, connect sounds to symbols, and gradually develop their handwriting skills. The act of copying and tracing words not only enhances fine motor skills but also fosters an early connection between spoken and written language.
For SEN students, these worksheets offer a unique opportunity for differentiated learning. They accommodate diverse needs and learning styles, providing an accessible path to language development. The structured format of copying and tracing words assists in building confidence, improving hand-eye coordination, and reinforcing essential vocabulary.
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Looking for a fantastic way to kickstart your English and literacy lessons? Search no more! ‘Letter Sound Matching’ warm-up activity is the perfect choice. Fun, simple, and highly engaging, it’s an ideal way to set a positive tone for your lessons and get your students excited about learning. It can be also used as a brain break during the lesson.
Why ‘Letter Sound Matching’ is a great Start:
Engaging and Fun: Starting a lesson with enthusiasm is crucial, and ‘Letter Sound Matching’ brings a playful element to your classroom. It keeps students excited about what’s to come.
Easy to Implement: As a teacher, you’ll appreciate how easy it is to set up and execute. No extensive preparation is required, making it a great fit for both regular and supply teachers. The clear instructions ensure a smooth start to your lesson.
Boosts Literacy Skills: While it’s an enjoyable activity, ‘Letter Sound Matching’ also supports the development of essential literacy skills. It encourages students to recognize and associate letters with words, fostering early reading and writing abilities.
Interactive Learning: ‘Letter Sound Matching’ is a hands-on activity that gets students actively involved in the learning process. It promotes participation and collaboration, setting the stage for an interactive and productive lesson.
Minimal Resources Needed: Keeping it simple, this warm-up activity doesn’t require a plethora of resources. It’s cost-effective and accessible for all classrooms.
Whether you’re a class teacher, tutor or a supply teacher, ‘Letter Sound Matching’ is a versatile and engaging warm-up activity that adds a touch of excitement to your English and literacy lessons. Start your class on the right foot and watch your students’ enthusiasm for learning soar.
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Unlock the world of “What If…?” by Anthony Browne with this comprehensive printable resource, specially crafted for KS1 students. Dive into the enchanting narrative with a tailored reading comprehension activity and a collection of 5 thoughtfully designed worksheets that align seamlessly with our 5 Lesson Plans available on my profile.
What’s Inside:
Differentiated Reading Comprehension Activity:
Delve into the story of “What If…?” with two distinct levels of worksheets. Whether your students are beginners or more advanced readers, we’ve got you covered.
Level 1 (Easier): Short, engaging questions from the book.
Level 2 (Slightly More Challenging): Dive deeper into the narrative with open-ended questions that prompt detailed written responses. Explore themes, characters, and summarize the text.
5 Sequenced Worksheets for Enriched Learning:
Each worksheet follows a logical sequence that guides students through a profound understanding of the story. They will also relate the protagonist’s experiences to their own lives.
Customize the difficulty levels of the activities, providing support and offering various response options, or maintain the challenge for advanced learners.
Elevate the engagement by encouraging students to delve into intricate explanations and apply these questions to other characters within the story.
Linked to my 5 Lesson Plans:
Explore a treasure trove of resources within our 5 Lesson Plans, each meticulously tailored to address diverse aspects of the KS1 curriculum.
Dive into captivating topics, including “Lesson 1: Introduction to the Book,” “Lesson 2: Character Analysis,” “Lesson 3: Imaginary Worlds,” “Lesson 4: Making Connections,” and “Lesson 5: Creative Writing.”
I invite you to browse through our Lesson Plans, brimming with essential resources, learning objectives, differentiation, comprehensive introductions, rich content, engaging activities, and plenary sessions. Unveil a world of learning possibilities with “What If…?” by Anthony Browne.
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Here are five lesson plans based on the book “What If…?” by Anthony Browne, suitable for Key Stage 1 (KS1). These lessons are designed to encourage creativity, critical thinking, and discussions about emotions, anxiety, and mental health. They require minimal materials and are suitable for supply teachers.
The lesson plans are clearly set out, with each one including a learning objective, resources needed, introduction, detail content, engaging activities, consideration for differentiation and plenary. Delivered as a downloadable pdf document.
They have been thoughtfully designed to provide a comprehensive learning experience for students. Lesson 1: Introduction to the Book, Lesson 2: Character Analysis, Lesson 3: Imaginative Worlds, Lesson 4: Making connections, and Lesson 5: Creative Writing.
These lessons provide a well-rounded exploration of the book “What If…?” while addressing important themes related to mental health and creativity. Adapt the activities as needed to suit the specific needs and abilities of your KS1 students.
What If…?" by Anthony Browne is a children’s picture book that is generally appropriate for children in the age range of 4 to 8 years old. It is a beautifully illustrated and thought-provoking book that explores the imaginative world of a young boy named Joe, who daydreams about various scenarios and adventures.
The book’s themes and content are suitable for young readers and listeners, but it may also be appreciated by slightly older children who can engage with the deeper layers of storytelling and the rich illustrations. As with many picture books, the age appropriateness can vary depending on individual children’s interests and reading abilities.
Educators can use “What If…?” to spark discussions about creativity, imagination, and the power of storytelling with young children. It’s a versatile book that can be enjoyed in a classroom setting to stimulate imaginative thinking.
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It contains a Reading Comprehension activity and 5 assorted worksheets, based on the story of Stick Man.
Reading Comprehension: There are six questions, with five of them multiple choice with four options, and the sixth one is open-ended to allow students to express their opinions and develop their thinking.
Worksheets: Five assorted activities that encourage students to unleash their creativity by drawing parts of the story and the main character, as well as creating their own settings and dialogues related to the tale. Due to their diversity, these activities can be used from Early Years to even KS2.
“Stick Man,” a heartwarming Christmas picture book by Donaldson and Scheffler, tells the tale of Stick Man’s holiday adventure.
Ideal for supply teachers because no specific materials are needed, apart from what can be found in any classroom.
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Step-by-Step Early Years booklet activity based on the Easter theme. Includes 20 assorted differentiated worksheets suitable for a class with mixed abilities. Designed with care to scaffold tasks, making it suitable for Special Needs students. The booklet can be laminated for independent use in the Easter or Writing corner by students or as a TEACCH activity. It comes with two types of typography for you to choose from, allowing you to select the one that best suits your students’ needs.
Supply teachers can benefit from this resource as no additional materials are needed, and it can be used as homework. The resource is delivered as a PDF, featuring non-religious images and activities.
Tasks included:
Matching pics to pics
Matching pics to words
The odd one out
Tracing Easter words
Completing missing letters
Writing words
Recap and memory
Writing sentences
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Have fun!
Ms. TmT
Creative Writing Worksheets with a Christmas theme. Consists of 4 differentiated tasks across 18 pages, including:
Writing a sentence next to a Christmas image.
Writing a sentence using 3 images.
Creating a story inspired by an image.
Crafting a story based on a starter prompt.
This versatile resource is suitable for both KS1 and KS2.
Ideal for supply teachers as no additional resources are needed.
Additionally, this resource can be used effectively as homework assignments.
Your feedback through a review would be immensely valuable in helping me continue to improve and develop more resources. If you have any question or suggestion, feel free to contact me. teachmetendershop@gmail.com
Step-by-Step Early Years booklet activity based on the Easter theme. Includes 20+20 assorted differentiated tasks suitable for a class with mixed abilities. Designed with care to scaffold tasks, making it suitable for Special Needs students. The booklet can be laminated for independent use in the Easter, Writing or Math corner by students or as a TEACCH activity. It comes with two types of typography for you to choose from, allowing you to select the one that best suits your students’ needs.
Supply teachers can benefit from this resource as no additional materials are needed, and it can be used as homework. The resource is delivered as a PDF, featuring non-religious images and activities.
Tasks included:
Repeating patterns
Matching pics to pics
Matching pics to words
The odd one out
Tracing Easter words
Completing missing letters
Writing words
Recap and memory
Writing sentences
I would appreciate it if you could take a moment to leave a review, as your feedback is valuable in helping me make continuous improvements. If you have any comments, suggestions, or questions, don’t hesitate to contact me at teachmetendershop@gmail.com.
Have fun!
Ms. TmT"
Step-by-Step Maths and Writing booklet activity based on the Easter theme. Includes 20+20 assorted differentiated worksheets suitable for a class with mixed abilities. Designed with care to scaffold tasks, making it suitable for Special Needs students and Early Years. The booklet can be laminated for independent use in the Easter, Writing, and Maths corner by students or as a TEACCH activity. It comes with two types of typography for you to choose from, allowing you to select the one that best suits your students’ needs.
Supply teachers can benefit from this resource as no additional materials are needed, and it can be used as homework. The resource is delivered as a PDF, featuring non-religious images and activities.
Maths Tasks included:
Counting to 10
I spy with my little eye
One more, up to 10
One less, up to 10
One more and one less
Additions
Subtractions
Greater than
Less than
**Writing Tasks included: **
Matching pics to pics
Matching pics to words
The odd one out
Tracing Easter words
Completing missing letters
Writing words
Recap and memory
Writing sentences
I would appreciate it if you could take a moment to leave a review, as your feedback is valuable in helping me make continuous improvements. If you have any comments, suggestions, or questions, don’t hesitate to contact me at teachmetendershop@gmail.com.
Have fun!
Ms. TmT
This resource includes 10 Easter-themed images presented both in Power Point Presentation and worksheets designed to inspire creative writing for your students.
Teachers can incorporate one of these slices into their morning routine, encouraging students to begin the day with funny, silly, futuristic, or adventurous stories about Easter. Suitable for primary students and those with Special needs, the activities allow for group, pair, or individual work.
This download includes both a PowerPoint presentation & PDF files.
I would appreciate it if you could take a moment to leave a review, as your feedback is valuable in helping me make continuous improvements. If you have any comments, suggestions, or questions, don’t hesitate to contact me at teachmetendershop@gmail.com.
Happy Easter and Happy writing!
Ms. TmT
This Bundle contains:
31 differentiated worksheets cover Vocabulary, Reading, and Handwriting with a Christmas theme, ideal for practicing vocabulary learning, word matching, tracing, writing, and reading exercises.
18 differentiated worksheets for creative writing, comprising 4 tasks across 18 pages:
Writing a sentence next to a Christmas image.
Writing a sentence using 3 images.
Creating a story inspired by an image.
Crafting a story based on a starter prompt.
12 differentiated worksheets focusing on repeating patterns. These sheets feature Christmas-themed images for pupils to complete sequences, starting with two alternating images and gradually increasing in complexity
This versatile resource caters from EYFS to KS1 and SEND students.
Ideal for supply teachers as no additional resources are needed.
Additionally, this resource can be used effectively as homework assignments.
Your feedback through a review would be immensely valuable in helping me continue to improve and develop more resources. If you have any question or suggestion, feel free to send me an email: teachmetendershop@gmail.com
This lesson plan is designed around the fiction book “What If” by Anthony Browne, a delightful and imaginative story that can inspire creative and thought-provoking lessons for KS1 students. It is particularly suitable for supply teachers as it requires minimal additional resources, utilizing materials commonly found in a primary classroom. The lesson plan includes a content summary, learning objective, required materials, introduction, group activity, individual activity, plenary, and optional homework. The plan is presented as a downloadable PDF document for ease of use.
The book addresses social anxieties, presenting an excellent opportunity for engaging in meaningful discussions with students about their fears, concerns, and other emotions. This literary resource can be effectively integrated into PSHE lessons, facilitating valuable conversations on important emotional, social and mental health topics.
If you like the document, take a look at my profile and shop where you can find 5 lessons from the same book 'What If…?by Anthony Browne.
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Creative Writing Worksheets with a Chinese New Year theme.
Consist of 4 worksheets and the task:
Creating a story inspired by an image about the Rabbit and the Dragon in different situations—travelling, having lunch, and partying.
The reason the pictures feature the Rabbit and the Dragon is that the Dragon is taking over from the Rabbit in 2024.
This versatile resource is suitable for primary students.
Ideal for supply teachers, as no additional resources are needed. Available the Spanish version too.
Also, this resource can be used effectively as homework assignments
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This creativity writing activity for KS1 is a wonderful way to encourage young students to use their imagination and creative thinking.
What If…?" by Anthony Browne is a captivating children’s story that revolves around Joe, a young boy who has been invited to a birthday party.
Supply teachers can especially benefit of this activity as there is not much resources required apart from the ones you will find in a primary classroom.
Here are some additional thoughts and details for each question:
What kind of food would you prepare?
Encourage students to think about their favorite foods and snacks. They can also consider foods typically enjoyed at birthday parties, like cupcakes, pizza, or ice cream.
Ask them to describe the food they would serve, including any special dishes they’d like to include.
For added creativity, students can come up with imaginative, made-up dishes or treats that would fit perfectly in Joe’s party.
Who would you invite to the party?
Prompt students to think about their friends, family members, or even fictional characters they’d like to invite to the party.
Ask them to explain why they chose these guests, perhaps highlighting the qualities or interests that make them great party companions.
Encourage students to imagine how each guest would contribute to the fun and enjoyment of the party.
What games would you play?
Students can brainstorm a list of their favorite party games, such as musical chairs, pin the tail on the donkey, or a scavenger hunt.
Encourage them to describe the rules of the games they’d choose and how they would be played.
For an added layer of creativity, ask students to invent a brand-new party game and explain how it would work.
This activity allows students to engage their imaginations, practice descriptive writing, and foster creativity. It also ties in nicely with the theme of planning a party, which is something many children enjoy and can relate to.
If you like this activity, take a look at my profile where you can find more related resources such as 5 Lesson Plans along with 5 worksheets, and Reading Comprehension activities.
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A straightforward and easy-to-use worksheet designed for learning or reinforcing Christmas vocabulary. Students are prompted to connect the corresponding image with its respective word by drawing a line to match them up.
Ideal for EYFS, KS1 and SEND.
When laminated, this can serve as TEACCH activities, especially aiding students with Autism. Additionally, this resource can be used effectively as homework assignments. Supply teachers can benefit from this as there aren’t more materials needed.
If you’d like this worksheet, explore my shop for the complete package, which includes 11 distinct tasks spread across 31 pages.
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