Use these teaching resources to support learning through the story of The Tiger Who Came to Tea. The border can be printed out as many times as necessary for your display dimensions. The paw prints can be used in a number of ways. Did you know tigers have 5 toes on the front paw and 4 on the back?

Use these teaching resources to support learning through the story of Rumble in the Jungle.

Use these teaching resources to support learning through the story of Elmer the Elephant.

This game is a fun way to reinforce number bonds to 10. You will need a pack of playing cards with the King, Queen, Jack and 10 removed. This resource could be laminated and used for maths homework. It could form part of a collection of maths resources used for those that finish tasks early or used as an activity for golden time. Of course, it is also ideal as an activity in a maths lesson where the objective is to know number bonds to 10.

Hers are 27 colourful fruit cards to print and laminate to give you a matching game. You will need to print two copies.

Use these activities to support learning through the story of The Bad - Tempered Ladybird by Eric Carle

Use these resources to help you to create a colourful border for your shape display. There are also a few resources to aid you in the teaching of 2D shapes to young children.

A simple dice template that just needs to be printed, cut and folded to make a useful money dice. This can then be used for many games and activities to develop skills in coin recognition, giving change etc. It has the British coins of 1p, 2p, 5p, 10p, 20p and 50p. The first file has coins no higher than 10p.

Use these cross curricular teaching resources to support learning in activities associated with Christmas.

Use these teaching resources to support learning of the festival of Hanukkah. The light the candle work sheet includes the numbers 7,3,6 and 5. The rest of the resources would be suitable for any stage.

Introduce Sudoku to young children through these simple puzzles. Extend this activity by asking them to create their own Sudoku grids. They could use resources such as coloured cubes and pegs to get themselves started.

Use these teaching resources to support learning through the story of The Gingerbread Man. The display border can be printed out as many times as needed to fit your display border.

Here are a few different resources that may help you when teaching 'time'.

Use these resources to help create a stimulating role play area.

There are 2 Powerpoint presentations. A simple banana 1-5 matching worksheet, a 0-5 banana number line, a how many bananas? worksheet and an illustrated A4 rhyme of '5 Bananas'. You can print the 5 bananas, laminate them and use them in a number of ways with this rhyme. Enjoy!

This Money Fan includes the British coins - 1p, 2p, 5p, 10p, 20p, 50p, £1 and £2. You will need to print, cut out, laminate and fasten the components together with a split pin. You can print as many as you need for your class and make a few spares as well to be on the safe side! You can make a money fan with just one set, but this restricts responses to amounts with no duplicates. Or you can make a fan with two or more sets, allowing answers to questions such as, 'show me 7p using 3 coins'. For younger children you could use just the coins to make amounts up to 10p.

Use these teaching resources to support learning through the topic of Winter.

These colourful table top number lines can be used as either a 1-10 number line or a 1-20 number line. The odd numbers are coloured red and the even numbers are in green. they will work well as an independent teaching aid to remind children of the order of numbers and the correct orientation of numbers. They could be used in numerous ways to create games and activities to develop one to one correspondence. Children could also keep their own laminated copy in their drawer or in their book bag for use at home.

This is a colourful table top number line. It can be used for many counting and number activities. It can be used as a 1-10 number line or a 1-20 number line. For other free resources similar to this visit

This product includes numbers 1 - 20. It is an excellent visual learning aid that will brighten up any classroom or outdoor environment. There is one fish per A4 page. This number line is suitable for display on walls, windows or ceilings as a hanging display. Once laminated it can be used as a washing line both indoors and outdoors. Print two copies and you have a pairs matching game. Other activities possible with this product are hiding, finding and sequencing. This resource is designed for Reception and Key Stage 1 (5-7 year olds). This resource pack will be most relevant to teachers, trainee teachers and home educators. This resource pack will save you hours of your own time so don’t try to reinvent the wheel – we’ve done it for you! Images were generated using graphics resources from Microsoft Office and Focus Multimedia Ltd and used with permission under the terms of the respective product licences.