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

In this bundle you will find; dice reading, number reading, tally reading and number sentences all up to ten. Each spider comes with his own web and number, the children can place objects on to the web to show off their counting skills, aid in number bonds to ten knowledge and show a deeper understanding of the different ways in which numbers can be represented. The cards can also be printed out 6 per page and then used for the children t match across the different representations.

The children are presented with number bond sentences to ten and can use objects placed on the web to help them work out the answer, sometimes the answer is the product and sometimes the children need to work out the missing number in the number sentence. There is also a blank copy for you to create your own sheets from.

The children are presented with single dice readings to 6 and two dice readings adding to ten. The children are shown the images and are then asked to place the corrected number of objects on to the web.

The children are presented with a tally reading up to ten. The children must then place the correct number of objects on to the web. If laminated the children can also be encouraged to write down the number they have counted.

These sheets work well as an independent task or as group work. The children can see the written number and then must count the correct number of manipulatives and place them on to the web. Great for Autumn, Halloween or mini beast project 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.

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.

Consolidates independent revision of the ow/ou sound. CAn also be used during a teacher lead session.