After a fun engaging way to encourage boys to read, then look no further. These sentence strips are a brilliant resource to encourage reading whilst having fun, moving along a toy car to the next sentence. This resource includes over twenty cvc sentences plus blank ones for you to create yourself, or even get the children writing their own for their friend.

This 28 Page resource consists of 140 different labels to help organise your classroom. Including stationary items, construction toys, small world toys to resources.

Are you looking for a fun border for your display boards? This fun Moster Phonic inspired border is ideal.

Two worksheets for children to colour. One focusses on the length of items. Using the language longest and shortest. The other focuses on the height of items. Using the language tallest and shortest.

These three posters are ideal for displaying in early years settings for practitioners or parents to read. The characteristics of effective teaching and learning are: Playing and Exploring - Children investigate and experience things and ‘have a go’. Active Learning - Children concentrate and keep on trying if they encounter difficulties and enjoy achievements. Creating and Thinking Critically - Children have and develop their own ideas, make links between ideas and develop strategies for doing things. They are bright and easy to read, and a useful tool for early years practisioners.

The new framework for the early years foundation stage describes the three characteristics of effective teaching and learning as: Playing and exploring: children investigate and experience things and ‘have a go’; Active learning: children concentrate and keep on trying if they encounter difficulties and enjoy achievements; Creating and thinking critically: children have and develop their own ideas, make links between ideas and develop strategies for doing things. This observation overview uses the statements from Development Matters 2020. It has been designed to record observations over the year, to give practitioners an overview of how each child learns. The statements from Development Matters 2020 are on each sheet, alongside a space for adults to record their observations of the child. They are colourful and match the Characteristics posters that I have made.

At the Beach role play pack for children to use their imagination. Includes: Numbered sea animals 1-30 Lower and Upper Case alphabet beach pebbles Key Vocab Role play shopping list Role Play Beach hut food Beach Hut order form

Early Years Development Matters for three to four year olds. Split into the sections: Prime and specific. Contains three pages of statements.

Two worksheets to say who and what can be found at the farm.

Here is a classroom rules poster I used in my class.

This is a great tool for sending home weekly homework. It is one A4 page, that you can fill in exactly what you want the pupils to complete. It has a section for mathematics, literacy, topic, reading, a section for the pupil to assess how they found the work, as well as a parent comment section. This colourful sheet should help when setting homework – plus it gives you chance for pupil and parent feedback.

These three pages link greatly to emotions. These feeling faces allow children to think about what emotions people express. A great tool to use alongside this is a mirror for the children to use as they think about the different emotions.

Have you been learning about ‘The Rainbow Fish’ or fish in general? This resource can be used in your continuous provision. There are three fish templates to use. I suggest leaving shiny items, coloured paper, paint, etc for children to decorate the fish templates.

This 2D shape picture mat can be used in your continuous provision along with any 2D shapes. Children create their own 2D shape picture on the mat then record how many shapes they have used and which shapes. This is a great tool to encourage children to talk about the 2D shapes and their properties.

Children love to read words that don’t make sense, so why not read these ‘Alien words’. Using their phonic knowledge children can decode the words which appear on a 34 page powerpoint. A great resource to use especially when children are in Year 1 and have to take the ‘Phonic Screening test’.

Children will have fun completing this two page activity linked to what they’d find at the library. This is a great tool for encouraging children to discuss the kind of objects and people they would find in a library environment.

Children love investigating their environment and the great outdoors. Why not take your children on a minibeast hunt? This resource is ideal to attach to a clipboard and to go on a minibeast hunt around your setting. Children can use the pictures to help find different minibeasts.

Children love to get their hands on anything to do with baking. This recipe is a great hit with children. This is the best simple recipe for children to make their own ice-cream.

This product consists of five colourful activities linked to ordinal numbers. Cars Athletes running Fish swimming Boats sailing Hot air balloons Each activity allows children to cut out and glue the correct position of the items in each race.

This colourful resource is great for understanding number order. Using the numicon shapes, children should cut out the numicon cards and glue them onto the other sheet in the correct order from 11.20