This literacy resource differs from the other 100 sight word resource in that the Lotto game cards only contain Year 1 Common Exception Words whereas the Lotto game cards in the other resource contains 100 sight words. **Now updated with cards that use less colour printer ink. ** You now have a choice of using the original colour coded bingo cards. The original resources remain and I have also inlcuded printer-friendly bingo cards - the background is white and the outlines are in colour. Ready-made bingo cards and call out cards; -3 x 3 Lotto grid; Word searches; and Cards for word snap and lotto. 100 sight words obtained from the Primary National Strategy - Letters and Sounds: Appendices - 100 high-frequency words in phases and Year 1 Common Exception Words from NC 2014 English - Appendix 1: Spelling. Use to complement reading activities, literacy and for learning words for spelling tests and assessment. The Bingo and Lotto cards are numbered. There are two versions of the letter ‘K’ in Sassoon font. Set of word cards/call out cards for word bingo which includes Year 1 common exception words - just print out as many times as you like. Set of common exception words only for the lotto cards. 40x Bingo cards (100 sight words and common exception words). 25x Lotto cards (3 x 3 grid) – Year 1 common exception words only - Spelling Appendix 1. 4x Word searches – Common exception words only. Lotto game - There are a set of 3 x 3 grid lotto cards. The children can play as individuals or in pairs or in small groups. One child picks a word from a bag or box and read it aloud. The children mark the word on their card by using dry-wipe pens or placing a counter over the word. The first one to complete a line horizontally, vertically or diagonally wins the game. 4 Word searches with solutions – to find common exception words. Use the word cards for other activities such as laying out five different word cards and ask the pupil to point to the card that says, e.g. school. Set a time limit on how many sight words the pupils can read in a minute. Multi-purpose use of the grey word cards. You may be interested in: https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/100-common-sight-words-bingo-snap-lotto-word-searches-word-match-and-more-with-teachers-notes-11278233 Images: Microsoft clipart.

This resource relates to room visuals that you can display in your classroom or art area. There are also two sets of worksheets for each of the colors. Worksheet 1: Children draw and label four things for each of the colors. Worksheet 2: Children color in the blank splash with the correct color and then draw and label four things for that color. <strong>Content:</strong> • ‘Colors’ Poster for display • ‘Color Mix’ Poster for display • ‘What’s your favorite color?’ Poster • 11 Posters for display naming the colors: red, blue, white, orange, brown, pink black, gray, purple, yellow and pink • 11 Flashcards naming colors • 6 ‘What color does …… and …. make?’ Posters - What color does red and green make? • 2 Sets of worksheets for each color (total: 22) File Type: Word and pdf. You may be interested in: Color Activities for PreK/K https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/color-activities-tasks-and-sorting-into-color-groups-cut-paste-prek-kindergarten-11881996

Updated: Editable classroom Helpers Today’ display in PowerPoint. Just type in the name of the students who are helping you today and print off. (Colour/b&w backgrounds). Also phonics timetable card. This pack contains displays posters and labels for your classroom. Save time just print and laminate. Some cutting out for smaller labels. Organise your class/walls into subject areas - included in this resource are: Word Wall display card Helpers Today display card (PDF and PowerPoint) Changeable Timetable cards - editable (saves time writing out your timetable) Subject areas display (editable) - Science, RE (Religious Education), Music, Maths, Math, Numeracy, English, Literacy, History, Geography, Art and Design. Labels for objects around the classroom: computer, keyboard, screen, sink area, paintbrushes, pencils, unfinished work tray, finished work tray, crayons, felt-tip pens, paper, sharpeners, erasers, rubbers, toy box, games, whiteboards, dry-wipe pens, book bags, etc. All resources editable File Type: MS Word, PDF, PPT

Updated: Editable classroom Helpers Today’ display in PowerPoint. Just type in the name of the students who are helping you today and print off. (Color/b&w backgrounds). Also phonics timetable card. This pack contains displays posters for your classroom. Save time just print and laminate. Some cutting out for smaller labels. Organize your class/walls into subject areas - included in this resource are: Word Wall display card Helpers Today display card (PDF and PowerPoint) Changeable Timetable cards - editable (saves time writing out your timetable) Subject areas display (editable) - Science, RE (Religious Education), Music, Math (you can change it to Numeracy), English, Literacy, History, Geography, Art and Design. Labels for objects around the classroom: computer, keyboard, screen, sink, water, beakers, paintbrushes, pencils, unfinished work tray, finished work tray, crayons, felt-tip pens, paper, sharpeners, erasers, toy box, games, whiteboards, dry-erase pens, book bags, etc - you can add to the list. Resources editable if you wish to tweak and change colors. File Type: MS Word, PDF and PPT

This resource pack is on the theme of All About Me - PSHE link. Updated with PowerPoint Name Spinner You can use it as an icebreaker in the first week of term to find out about your students and they can find out about each other’s similarities and differences. <strong>Content</strong> Teacher’s Notes Learning Objectives and starter activity How to use the PowerPoint Presentation generator questions/names PowerPoint Presentation to randomly generate questions - I have typed in the questions. Start the Slide Show and then click on From Beginning icon. Press the ‘s’ key to stop and the PowerPoint will automatically stop on a question. Start the generator again by pressing the spacebar. PowerPoint Presentation to randomly select names in your class - I have set up the presentation - just type in the names of your students and save. Then as above go into Slide Show and then click From Beginning. The presentation will randomly generate the names. Press the ‘s’ key to stop and the PowerPoint will automatically stop on a name. To start the generator again hit the spacebar. It is a good idea to save the PowerPoint as another name ‘Save As’ so that you retain the original. 38 Question cards - A selection of question cards to print, laminate and cut out -this resource can be used with Activity Sheet 3 or use in the suggested activity in the Teacher’s Notes. Additional activity sheets are in the form of activity sheets 1, 2 and 3. <strong>Learning Objectives: </strong> To recognise the differences that exist between us To know that we are similar in different ways To express personal preferences File type: Word format and pdf (question cards)

<strong>UPDATED with colorful text around the operation signs.</strong> <strong>Contents: </strong> - Zero flashcards - number and word - A4 sizes display of numbers 1 to 100 - Flashcards - 1 to 120 and words one to twenty - Number cards for children to trace over the dots - 1 to 30 - Operation Sign displays - plus, minus, multiply, division and equal signs - Set of flashcards for teaching step counting in twos - every second card is a different color - 2, 4, 6, 8 etc. - Set of flashcards for teaching step counting in fives - every fifth card is a different color- 5, 10, 15, 20, 25 etc. - Set of flashcards for teaching step counting in tens - every tenth card is a different color - 10, 20 , 30, 40 etc. Thank you for visiting my shop.

NOW UPDATED WITH WORKSHEETS - May 2019 The resources are for visual display around the classroom and can also be used as flashcards to teach days and month sequencing. Days of the week display title Days - Monday to Sunday display Months of the Year title Months of the Year display - January to December The four seasons display title The seasons Spring, Summer, Autumn/Fall, Winter Editable Birthday Wall display The birthday wall display is also on a PowerPoint Slide so you can type in your student’s name and print off. Alternatively, you can print off the PDF format and use blu tac or velcro and stick the student’s name on the birthday display. Create a seasons table - for example, in autumn lay out leaves, acorns and a harvest basket. In addition, there are worksheets to go with the displays. Days of the week – 4 worksheets Students cut and glue the days in the correct order. Jumbled days for students to unscramble and then write the days in the correct order. Students then answer the questions on the second part of the worksheet, e.g. What days do we call the weekend? Students read simple sentences that contain days of the week and then cut out and glue the strips in the correct order. Students write own simple sentences about what activity they do after school each day. To differentiate the activity, I have prepared a sheet with just pictures and activities on them which some students can choose and cut out to stick onto their worksheets and use the words to create a simple sentence. Months of the year - 5 worksheets Students cut and glue the months in the correct order. Months of the year poem – You can read aloud the poem to the students and ask them questions on it. It is also on PowerPoint. You could ask them if the months are in the correct order. Which months have 31 days? Which month has 28 days? Work at the table: Students can work together to read the poem and answer the 5 questions. On this worksheet, students trace over months and then list them in the correct order. In the last column they write the number of days in each month. Sorting months worksheet – Students write the months under the correct seasons. The last task is to write the month their birthday is in. Differentiated worksheet – students sort the months by cutting and gluing the months into the correct seasons on the wheel. There are two questions to answer. Thank you for your interest:-)

39 Slide PowerPoint Presentation on sound and the practical tasks children can undertake. The Teacher’s Note sets out how you can introduce the topic and suggestions on how to organize the activities and list resources needed. You can organize a carousel system (different workstations) - so each table deals with a different aspect on sound or you can do a whole class lesson on one aspect of sound week by week, ending the term on a sound carousel for assessment. The resource comprises: PowerPoint Presentation – Review Work on sounds and contains background information on how the piano, guitar and wind instruments work and how we hear. Teacher’s Notes (3 pages, excluding credit page) 14 Activity Cards (You can laminate for durability), cut out for each table. The cards contain questions to prompt the children to carry out their tasks. There are ready-made investigations sheets and sample investigations sheets. Numbered Table cards Vocabulary cards (See preview pane) Worksheet on How We Hear Worksheet on Volume and Pitch Experiments: Vibration involving moving objects- e.g. children can experiment with a tuning forks and water and ping-pong balls, rice on drums. Sound and Pitch - e.g. use empty bottles filled with different levels of liquid to produce different pitches and also blow horizontally along the edge to produce sounds similar to wind instruments; and/or experiment with guitar strings –shortening and lengthening the string to produce different sounds; Listening devices - experiment with different string telephones by changing variables such as type of string and material of cups; Blocking Out Sound activities- Children can make ear defenders out of margarine tubs packed with different materials or they can wrap the sound source like a buzzer or alarm clock with different materials to see which is best at muffling the sound. Optional - Musical Instruments - Children can make musical instruments or use the ones they may have made in previous lessons - to adjust how they use it or even make it better - can experiment with various aspects of sound. Outside activity - How sound gets fainter as you travel further away - Use a sound source like a buzzer. There are instructions to make a simple balloon drum, a packing tape drum, comb kazoo and a guitar. US Version Available. Goes well with: https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/sounds-how-humans-and-animals-hear-musical-instruments-our-voice-plans-presentations-activities-11242250

Letters and Sounds: Phase 3 Consonant Digraphs This is a phonics resource on consonant digraphs. It is an ideal addition to my other resources on consonant digraphs. It is aimed at Keystage 1 and more able Foundation children, SEND and ESL students. The strips are differentiated and gives students the opportunity to read, write and practise digraphs using the visual images as prompts. **Consonant digraphs: sh, ch, th, ng, ck, ph and wh. ** The pack contains: Plain strips - Student look at the picture and practise writing the word - There are 4 different words containing the same digraph. E.g. shoes, shell, fish, dish. Trace over dots - again 4 different words for the same digraph Jumbled words strips - unscramble the word by looking at the picture and writing the word. Jumbled words strips (with highlighted digraph) - The highlighted digraph means they stay together so it only remains for the student to unscramble the rest of the letters. 12 Practice worksheets to consolidate their learning on digraphs. Total download: 90 Blend cards, 12 worksheets and Teacher Notes (2 pages) Please see preview pane. Learning aim: To review and revise consonant digraphs Thank you for your interest.

Please note US spelling UPDATED with two trace and write worksheets for the more able to trace over the sentences and then write them out on the line without handwriting guide. This product contains a set of worksheets relating to CVC phonics work. Students practice reading, writing and drawing CVC words. The worksheets can be used as assessment to check on the progress of individuals and so the worksheets are ideal for small group work. Teacher Notes included. The worksheets are: • Read and Write (3 Worksheets) Sight words: I, can, see and a. Students complete each sentence with a missing word using the picture as a visual aid. When they have used the word, they tick the box below the picture. The students can color in when they have finished. • Read and Draw (7 Worksheets) Students read the CVC word by sounding out and blending and then draw the picture that represents the word. They can trace inside the letters with a pencil or with different color pencils to make rainbow words. As an extension activity for the more able students, they can use sight words they know to write a sentence using each word on the worksheet below the picture, on whiteboards or into their workbooks. • Read and Trace (Differentiated 4 Worksheets) These worksheets can be used as guided reading in a small group setting or one-to-one teaching. Sight words: A, a, on, we, can, has and see. When the students have read a sentence, they should trace over the same sentence below and color in the pictures. • Read, Cut and Glue (2 Worksheets, 2 Sheets with Pictures to cut out)</strong> Independent work: Students read each sentence and then cut out and glue the picture that matches that sentence. <strong>• Missing Letters Activity (4 Worksheets) Two worksheets are missing 1 letter from each of the CVC words. Two worksheets are missing 2 letters from each of the CVC words. Students use the pictures to help them sound out the missing letter(s) and write it in the blank space(s). Thank you for visiting my shop.

UPDATED with Answer Keys to jigsaw puzzles. Learning objectives: To recognise 2D and 3D Solids and learn their properties. Ideal resource for extra work on shapes, early finishers and/or homework sheets. This resource contains: • Teachers Notes - 2 pages • 2D Word Searches with Solutions (x2)- Colour/b&w • 3D Word Searches with Solutions (x2)- Colour/b&w • Label 2D and 3D Shape Mix Worksheets (x4) • Identifying and draw 2D flat faces from 3D solid shapes • 2D Jigsaw Puzzle - Match description to shape – Cut and Paste • 3D Jigsaw Puzzle - Match description to shape – Cut and Paste 2D Shapes: square, circle, triangle, rectangle, heart, diamond/rhombus, oval and star 3D Shapes: cube, cuboid/rectangular prism, cylinder, sphere, tetrahedron, triangular prism, square-based pyramid and cone. Lots of activities for children to do to revise/recall 2D and 3D shapes. <strong>2D and 3D Word Searches</strong> There are two sets of word searches with pictures. Children look for the words in the grid. They also look for a hidden shape word in the grid. A picture of the shape is shown. <strong>Differentiated - Label 2D and 3D Shape Mix Worksheets</strong> Children label the shapes. There is a word bank to help them write the names of the shapes. <strong>Identifying and drawing 2D flat faces seen on 3D solid shapes</strong> Children say the 3D shape aloud and then identify the 2D shape that is shaded on the solid. Next, the children draw/sketch the 2D shape. They can practise using a ruler to obtain equal straight lines for the square and drawing straight in general. <strong>2D and 3D Jigsaw Puzzle Match</strong> <strong>These are cut and paste activities. </strong> Children cut out one piece of the puzzle with a picture of a shape and glue it onto their worksheets or in workbooks. They then read the correct description for that shape which is written on another piece of puzzle. They cut out and glue the correct description opposite the first jigsaw piece so that the jigsaw pieces fit together. Total download: 29 pages Thank you for visiting my shop:-) This is part of a bundle.

This product contains a variety of 2-D shape activities. 2-D Shapes: square, circle, triangle, rectangle/oblong, oval, diamond/rhombus, moon shape/crescent, heart, star and trapezium or trapezoid, pentagon, hexagon, heptagon, octagon, decagon, dodecagon. <strong>Content and description</strong> <strong>1. My 2-D Shape Mat in color and b/w. (x2)</strong> This 2-D shape mat contains all the shapes the children will be using in their activities. It is also a visual reminder for them when doing shape work. The mat is also needed for the 2-D quiz. There are 8 questions to be answered. <strong>2. Differentiated 2-D Shapes Search and Color (x5).</strong> Children color the shapes using the color key. Before they start on this worksheet, you could review the shapes and the colors that are needed to complete the worksheet. <strong>3. 2-D Shapes Search + Answer Sheet.</strong> There are five questions on this worksheet. Children refer to the shapes below which shows a variety of 2-D shapes in two circles. The questions asked, e.g., are ‘How many [triangles] do you see? <strong>4. 2-D Shape Pictures (x7).</strong> I’ve made seven 2-D shape pictures with color key for the children to complete with the correct colors according to the color key. Pictures: house; rocket; cat; head with a hat; fish; face; trees <strong>5. 2-D Shape Robot with 6 Questions and Answer Sheet.</strong> This worksheet has a picture of a robot together with six questions for the children to answer. <strong> 6. Count and Color 2-D Shape worksheet (x3).</strong> Counting within 10, children read how many shapes to trace round and color in. <strong>7. Match shape to correct number of sides worksheet (x2) with Answers.</strong> This worksheet will help to consolidate children’s knowledge on the number of sides 2-D shapes have. There are 4 shapes on each worksheet. Children draw a line from a 2-D shape to the correct number of sides that shape has. <strong>8. 2-D Shape Quiz/Activity – 8 Questions + Answer Sheet.</strong> This is a quiz activity and the last task is to trace around four 2-D shapes and label them. There are 8 questions and children can use their 2-D Shape Mat to work out the answers. <strong>9. My 2-D Shape Picture for children</strong> In this last activity, children are given the opportunity to practice their shape knowledge and create 2-D pictures. They make 2-D pictures of a car, flower and robot. Then they think of their own 2-D picture and write the shapes they used. Thank you for your interest:-)

UPDATED: Now includes Answer Keys for puzzle activities. This product relates to 2D and 3D shapes. Ideal for Math Centers, homework and/or early finishers. <strong>This resource contains:</strong> • 2D Word Searches with Solutions (x2)- Color/b&w • 3D Word Searches with Solutions (x2)- Color/b&w • Label 2D and 3D Shape Mix Worksheets (x4) • Identifying and draw 2D flat faces from 3D solid shapes • 2D Jigsaw Puzzle - Match description to shape – Cut and Paste • 3D Jigsaw Puzzle - Match description to shape – Cut and Paste 2D Shapes: square, circle, triangle, rectangle, heart, diamond/rhombus, oval and star 3D Shapes: cube, rectangular prism, cylinder, sphere, tetrahedron, triangular prism, square-based pyramid and cone. <strong>2D and 3D Word Searches</strong> There are two sets of word searches with pictures. Students look for the words in the grid to shade or cross through. They also look for a hidden shape word. A picture of the shape is shown. <strong>Differentiated - Label 2D and 3D Shape Mix Worksheets</strong> Students label the shapes. One worksheet contains a word box. <strong>Identifying and drawing 2D flat faces on 3D shapes</strong> Students say the 3D shape aloud and then identify the 2D shape that is shaded on the solid. Next, students draw/sketch the 2D shape. They can practice using a ruler to obtain equal straight lines for the square and drawing straight in general. <strong>2D and 3D Jigsaw Puzzle Match</strong> These are cut and paste puzzle activities. Students cut out one piece of the puzzle with a picture of a shape and glue it onto their worksheets or in workbooks. They then read the description for that shape which is written on another piece of puzzle. They cut out and glue the correct description opposite the first jigsaw piece so that the jigsaw pieces fit together. Thank you for your interest and visiting my store:-)

This product contains a variety of activities on the topic of 3D shapes. <strong>Content and description</strong> <strong>3D Shape Mat in color and b/w. (x2) and 3D Properties Information Sheet</strong> The 3-D shape mat contains all the shapes the children will be using in their activities. It is also a visual reminder for them when doing shape work. The mat is also needed for the 3-D challenge quiz. There are 8 questions to be answered. <strong>Differentiated 3D Shapes Search and Color (x3)</strong> Children color the shapes using the color key. Before they start on this worksheet, you could review the shapes and the colors that are needed to complete the worksheet. <strong>Shapes Match Up and Cut/paste Sorting Shapes + Answer Sheets</strong> (a) Children draw lines from the shape to the real objects and then label the shapes. (b) This is a shape sort task – Children cut out the objects on worksheet 2 and then sort and glue into the correct column on worksheet 1. <strong>Differentiated 3D Shapes – What Am I? Activities (Color & b/w)</strong> Four clipart children on each worksheet. Each clipart child describes the some of the 3-D shape properties and real object. The task is to write the name of the shape. <strong>Labeling 3D Shape Pictures (x1) and Answer Sheet</strong> There are four 3D objects in color and black & white on the worksheet. Children label the objects the name of the 3D shape used. <strong>Properties of 3D Shape Match-Up (x2) with Answers</strong> Children match the shapes to its description using different color pencils. <strong>3D Shape Quiz/Activity – 8 Questions + Answer Sheet (x1)</strong> There are 8 questions to answer which includes adding up faces and edges of different shapes, describing differences between shapes and tracing and labeling shapes. Children can use their 3-D Shape Mat to work out the answers. <strong>3D Shape Picture – Label the shapes used for each object</strong> In this activity there are four pictures drawn using 3-D shapes. Children label parts of the object with the 3-D shape used. <strong>Color and Match (x2)</strong> In this activity, children choose a color to color the shape in the first column. Then using the same color, they color in the shape(s) that matches it, in column 2, which shows different 3D shapes. <strong>Count, trace and color (x2)</strong> Children read how many shapes to trace round and color in. Thank you for visiting my store:-)

This product contains additional worksheets for the unit on weather and seasons. It entails reading, writing and sketching. <strong>Content:</strong> Worksheet – Describing Clouds Worksheet – What Am I? Additional worksheets for the weather and seasons unit. <strong>Describing Clouds (1 page)</strong> Student describe pairs of clouds to show how they are different from each other, and then draw/sketch a picture. They can sketch from memory or look up images of these clouds in non-fiction books or on the computer. For example, on the worksheet, students will see that the ‘Cirrus and Nimbostratus’ clouds are sub-headings; the ‘Cumulus and Cumulonimbus’ are sub-headings and the ‘Cirrocumulus and Altocumulus’ are sub-headings. Once the worksheet is completed, students can see the difference between the sets of clouds. <strong>What Am I? Worksheets (2 pages) + Answer Sheets</strong> There are 5 clouds containing descriptions. Students read the description in each cloud and write the name of the cloud that is described and then draw a picture of it. An Answer Sheet is provided with these worksheets. Download: 6 pages - right click on zip file and then open the folder. Thank you for visiting my store.

This resource relates to Halloween and contains a mixed bag of worksheets for children to do. Content: Counting Halloween pictures up to 10 Counting Halloween pictures up to 20 Both the above include Answers. Making 5 - Children use the same colour to colour in two pumpkins that add up to 5 (see example in preview) Making 10 - Children use the same colour to colour in two pumpkins that add up to 10 Making 15 - Use the same colour to colour in two pumpkins that add up to 15 Making 20 - Use the same colour to colour in two pumpkins that add up to 20 Extension: Use the same colour to colour in three pumpkins that make 20 Scary Sequencing Picture Patterns Worksheet - Cut/Glue - Children complete the sequence of pictures by cutting and sticking the correct picture. Do-It-Yourself Picture Patterns - Children create their own picture patterns using the blank sheets and ready-made pictures. They can choose how they want to create their picture pattern sequence. The pictures are: cauldron, broomstick, frog, witch’s black hat, spider, jar of eyeballs, mummy, black cat and witch’s green face. Spiders In the Web Worksheet - Children count the spiders and then draw two lines to match the number of the spiders on the web to the number and number word in the boxes. For the last two worksheets, children cut out the numbers and number words and glue them next to the correct spider webs. Thanks for stopping by my shop:-)