This activity pack is for the traditional story - 'The Little Red Hen' It is particularly suitable for Early Years and SEN classes. It includes: - An audio power point presentation of the story. Using simplified language. (Audio only works on new versions of powerpoint) - 4 to a page sequencing cards of the entire story (you can use a subset of the cards if you prefer). - Writing pattern sheets for children who are beginning to develop writing skills. - Counting clip cards. - Playdough mats. - Mix and match matching cards. - Writing sheets with wide and narrow writing lines. - A word mat with key words from the story on with pictures to support. The items above are also available individually in my shop.

This is a set of counting clip cards for the story of the Little Red Hen. Simply, print, chop and laminate and give your children pegs and they can use them again and again. Perfect as a maths activity when you are using this story in class.

This resource is useful for when you are using the Little Red Hen story in class and are practicing early writing with your children. It includes 6 pages with writing patterns, a picture from the story and a word from the story for children to trace over.

This resource is useful if you are using the story The Little Red Hen in class with your class. It includes five matching card pages and a teacher notes page. You will need to print two copies of each matching card page to use this resource.

This resource is useful if you are using the Little Red Hen story in your class. It includes 9 playdough mats. Some focus on making letter shapes.

This resource is useful if you are using The Little Red Hen story in your class. It includes the full story using simplified language on 4 to a page cards.

This resource is useful if you are using The Little Red Hen story in your classroom. It includes 6 writing papers with pictures from the story. These are provided with both wide and narrow lines. So 12 pages in all. There is also a word mat with pictures for key vocabulary from the story.

This resource is useful if you are using The Little Red Hen story in your pre-k, k or sped classroom. It is a powerpoint of a simplified vesion of the story. I have narrated the story so it has audio (I have a British accent so this is the accent with which it is narrated - please download the preview for a sample). The audio will only work on newer versions of powerpoint.

This pack works through 120 words using Phase 2 phonics sounds. The pack includes 47 pages. It has: - Look, Say, Cover, Write sheets for all of the words. - Roll, read and shade sheets. - Sort into word families sheets. - bookmarks with 10 words per bookmark - perfect for sending home as homework spellings or giving to a teacher aid to work with children on their spellings. - A teacher recording sheet to help record children's progress on spellings.

The pack includes: - Instructions on how to use colourful semantics to support ordering of words in sentences (this can be used to increase confidence in speech or to support children's writing). - 10 pages with three pictures on each page. Children cut out and order the key words into the subejct, verb, object order. Children should then be encouraged to read the words aloud to reinforce the correct order of words in English sentences. This pack is for children who are starting to use 3 key words in their speech or are starting to write 3 key words in their writing. It focuses on 'who, what doing, and what' so that children start to understand the subject, verb, object sequence of English sentences. Includes: - 10 worksheets for children - 1 explanation sheet for adults

Use these long a task cards to support your children to learn 3 of the different spellings for the long U sound. There are 20 task cards. Each task card has a picture and children need to decide whether the picture uses the ue, u_e or oo spelling of the long U sound. They can then use the answer sheet provided to write down which spelling it is and then to spell out the word. A teacher's answer sheet is provided for easy marking or this can be given to children after they have completed the cards to mark their own work. These cards could also be used clip cards if you provided children with clothes pins to go with the cards. Simply print on card stock, chop and laminate so that these cards can be used time and time again. (I have also included the cards duplicated in black and white for those with only a black ink printing option).

Use these long a task cards to support your children to learn 3 of the different spellings for the long O sound. There are 16 task cards. Each task card has a picture and children need to decide whether the picture uses the oa, ow or o_e spelling of the long O sound. They can then use the answer sheet provided to write down which spelling it is and then to spell out the word. A teacher's answer sheet is provided for easy marking or this can be given to children after they have completed the cards to mark their own work. These cards could also be used clip cards if you provided children with clothes pins to go with the cards. Simply print on card stock, chop and laminate so that these cards can be used time and time again. (I have also included the cards duplicated in black and white for those with only a black ink printing option).

Use these long a task cards to support your children to learn 3 of the different spellings for the long I sound. There are 20 task cards. Each task card has a picture and children need to decide whether the picture uses the ie, y or i_e spelling of the long i sound. They can then use the answer sheet provided to write down which spelling it is and then to spell out the word. A teacher's answer sheet is provided for easy marking or this can be given to children after they have completed the cards to mark their own work. These cards could also be used clip cards if you provided children with clothes pins to go with the cards. Simply print on card, chop and laminate so that these cards can be used time and time again. (I have also included the cards duplicated in black and white for those with only a black ink printing option).

Use these long a task cards to support your children to learn 3 of the different spellings for the long e sound. There are 20 task cards. Each task card has a picture and children need to decide whether the picture uses the ee or ea spelling of the long e sound. They can then use the answer sheet provided to write down which spelling it is and then to spell out the word. A teacher's answer sheet is provided for easy marking or this can be given to children after they have completed the cards to mark their own work. These cards could also be used clip cards if you provided children with clothes pins to go with the cards. Simply print on card, chop and laminate so that these cards can be used time and time again. (I have also included the cards duplicated in black and white for those with only a black ink printing option).

The pack includes: - Instructions on how to use colourful semantics to support ordering of words in sentences (this can be used to increase confidence in speech or to support children's writing). - 10 pages with three pictures on each page. Children cut out and order the key words into the subejct, verb, object order. Children should then be encouraged to read the words aloud to reinforce the correct order of words in English sentences. This pack is for children who are starting to use 3 key words in their speech or are starting to write 3 key words in their writing. It focuses on 'who, what doing, and what' so that children start to understand the subject, verb, object sequence of English sentences. Includes: - 10 worksheets for children - 1 explanation sheet for adults

This resource includes a printable for each letter of the alphabet. The printable relates to the sound of that letter. Children need to trace the letters, practice handwriting the lower and upper case letters and then cut and stick three of the four pictures into the boxes to show the pictures that begin with that sound. You could use these as an alphabet or literacy activity in lesson time, as morning work or send home as homework.

Use these long a task cards to support your children to learn 3 of the different spellings for the long a sound. There are 20 task cards. Each task card has a picture and children need to decide whether the picture uses the a_e, ai or ay spelling of the long a sound. They can then use the answer sheet provided to write down which spelling it is and then to spell out the word. A teacher's answer sheet is provided for easy marking or this can be given to children after they have completed the cards to mark their own work. These cards could also be used clip cards if you provided children with clothes pins to go with the cards. Simply print on card, chop and laminate so that these cards can be used time and time again. (I have also included the cards duplicated in black and white for those with only a black ink printing option).

Are you looking at language used to compare numbers? Use these handy printables to support your child to understand the words more, less, fewer, most, least and fewest. This includes 20 printables working on this concept.

This resource supports children in representing numbers using pictures and objects. It includes: 2 sheets where children colour the correct number of pictures by looking at the numeral. 2 sheets where children draw more of a picture to match the numeral. 2 sheets where children draw shapes to match the numeral. 2 sheets where children indicate where a numeral would be on a number line. 2 sheets where children can use blocks (or other manipulatives) to count out a certain number of objects. 10 sheets altogether.

This resource is based on balls and would appeal to children who enjoy ball games and like their hobbies to be brought into their class work. The activities will help young children who are beginning to understand place value and are ordering numbers and comparing numbers. Or older children who need some extra help and support in this area. There is a simple outline of a suggested lesson plan including an idea for a starter and ending activity and the resources for these at the end which can be printed and laminated if necessary. - 8 worksheets where children cut out and stick numbers in order. There are 3 worksheets looking at numbers to 10. 3 worksheets looking at a and 2 digit numbers and 2 worksheets looking at numbers up to 3 digits. - 8 worksheets where children cut and paste the number that comes next. 3 of these look at numbers to 10, 3 at numbers up to 2 digits and 2 at numbers up to 3 digits. - 3 worksheets where children partition a number into tens and units. - 6 worksheets where children look at 3 digits they are given and then rearrange them to make the smallest possible number and the largest possible number.