This pack contains fine motor skills work where the children have to match the equipment to the correct jobs person. There are pages to practice handwriting skills that are differentiated for those who still need to trace to those who are practicing free writing. There are also speech bubbles that go with each jobs person explaining what they do, this can be used for the children to read and then match up independently.

This pack contains sheets that can be used however you wish in your classroom; morning work, home work, literacy center work ect contained in this pack is; circle the verb and then rewrite changing the verb ( 2 sheets with and without a word bank) circle the adjective and then rewrite changing the adjective ( 2 sheets with and without a word bank) rewrite and fix the sentence (missing full stops and capital letters) circle the capital letters identify the correct there and their use in each sentence . This pack has an autumn/ winter theme to the sentences.

Use this tree with falling leaves to help your students improve their fine motor skills and pencil control skills as they follow the leaf trails to the ground. This can be used as a stand alone activity ( we use it as morning work) or as part of a lesson that focuses on fine motor skills, the children can also be encouraged to add their own leaves to the tree and colour it in with the appropriate colours.

For those days when you can`t be there but want to make sure that your cover has all of the important information.

This is simple sheet that contains three landscapes: desert, jungle and the polar regions and an additional sheet that contains animals from each region for the children to cut and stick. the children could also be encouraged to draw the animals in if you do not wish for them to cut and stick. These sheets can be used for homework, to consolidate learning or for independent morning work.

These pages can be used to help the children figure out what each of their senses do. We used them on a walk through the woods on two different occasions The children had to discuss what they heard, saw, smelt and tasted… we did a teddy bears picknic to go along with this sheet, the children had to taste the different foods and say if they were sweet, salty, sour ect These sheets can also be used to help with revision of what the children can recall each of the sense can do. simple but effective for Kindergarten aged children.

This pack contains 4 different image cards that the children can use to count the objects (1-10) and then record their answer on the graphing chart. There is also a black graph and count where the children are encouraged to make their own image and then complete the graph them selves/get a friend to do it. This activity helps the children to first practice the knowledge they have learn and then consolidate their learning by applying it and creating their own question for their friend.

This pack contains 4 sheets with the four seasons; winter, spring, summer and autumn. Each sheet allows the children to colour the word in and trace the word, next to each letter their is also an image that links to the letter sound therefore, the children are encouraged to use these hints to help them figure out the word.

This pack contains a quick assessment for your Kindergarten/early years children. The sheets are as follow: -Before and after number questions -Pattern finishing and creating -Counting backward and forwards 1-10 -Object counting 1-10 -Positional word images Size ordering activity Number writing independently What is the shape name As I work in Switzerland, I use this with my Class one kindergarten children at the end of the year to have a brief overview of where they are with there learning. I use a ready for kindergartenassessment for the start of the year and use some aspects of this with them at the end of the year if they struggles with any of it to see if they improved.