Sharing is caring quotation and rainbow fish image. Could be used to introduce discussion to the story and any related sharing activities.

Pictures taken from the Hygiene4Health education pack. I have blown up the pictures and made them into cut and stick boxes for sequencing the 9-step order to correct hand-washing. I am not affiliated to this company, but have used it to teach hand-washing; the lesson plans worked really well with 3-5 year olds.

A worksheet based on Eric Carle's book Brown Bear Brown Bear what do you see? Inspired by Chalk Talk a kindergarten blog featured on Pinterest I created this sheet to create a class name book. Each child writes their own name at the top twice (Annie Annie who do you see? I see Oliver looking at me) etc. I made our book in class alphabetical order! The child will then draw a picture of their friend in the middle of the page.

This is a short introductory presentation to the mouse. It is designed for EYFS/KS1 children, although may be appropriate for older newcomers. Introduces how to click, drag and drop. I had planned to use the BBC WebWise Computer Basics website for children to then practise these skills. Please see my other tutorials on how to use Word, PowerPoint, Publisher and Windows Explorer for kids. MS Paint tutorial is on the way... Thanks to mouseprogram.com for some of the content.

A set of quotes mainly designed for infants, although most would be applicable to junior age children as well. Most images obtained via Google images.

EYFS topic web on robots covering all areas of learning, apart from PSED

A PowerPoint to introduce the topic of robots and machines. What are robots, what do they do, what are they made of and design your own robot of the future. Text content thanks to Idaho Public Television Dialogue 4 Kids.

A simple assessment sheet to be carried out at the end of every half term or term to track progress across the ages and stages of development within the EYFS. Useful to track Profile achievement towards the ELGs, prior to June formal Profile assessments. I have attached an image of a completed page, with some comments added, as I did to summarise the Profile before completing reports. Very useful for team meetings and discussions with LA or SLT to show CPD/staffing needs as well as progress made. Please also see my Tracker spreadsheet!

An Excel spreadsheet set up to record ages and stages of development within the EYFS. Mainly designed for Nursery children, although can also be used initially to track progress of Reception children also. Quick easy to see children on track, working above and below (1 or 2+ development bands) for staff CPD as well as focus children. Please also see my Tracker moderation to split ages and stages into beginning, Developing and Secure - useful for tracking progress across terms and the year, especially for Reception F2.

A non-fiction PowerPoint all about Pumpkins. Learn about the fruit, how it can be cooked and Jack-O-Lanterns.

A PowerPoint with all of the first 100 HFWs listed in Phase order. Also set up under Custom Slide Show so you can just display one Phase as needed.

Images designed to be printed onto sticky labels for a birthday boy or girl. Labels saying 'It's my birthday!' or 'I am 3', 'I am 4' or 'I am 5'

A set of classroom labels with an under the sea theme. Suitable for pegs, trays, books, folders and general classroom resources. Images courtesy of colourbox.com and shapes courtesy of Surfing to Success by Mercedes Hutchens.

A set of 5 label images for Halloween. Featuring ghosts, pumpkins and candy corn. Suitable for general classroom labelling. Image courtesy of halloweenwallpapers.blogspot.com. Frame shape courtesy of Surfing to Success by Mercedes Hutchens.

A set of different Autumn themed labels, useful for pegs, trays, books, folders and Autumn display objects. Images courtesy of Google Images.

A set of 5 vintage-style floral classroom labels, suitable for pegs, trays, books and folders, as well as the classroom resources.

A set of 10 labels for use in the classroom. Peg, tray, book, folder, general classroom resources with a patchwork theme. Image taken from Google Images. Frame shapes courtesy of Surfing to Success blog by Mercedes Hutchens.

Labels designed to be used for pegs, trays, books, folders etc. All with a superhero theme. Spiderman, Superman, Batman, Aquaman, Robin, Catwoman, Green Lantern, Captain America, Wonder Woman, Hulk, Thor, Iron Man. Shapes courtesy of Surfing to Success.

A set of 13 bright classroom labels, ideal for pegs, trays, books and folders, as well as for classroom equipment. Background clipart thanks to Mercedes Hutchens of Surfing to Success. The font used is Janda Closer to Free. As these were made in PowerPoint 2010, I have used the glow facility on the text; this may not be available in earlier versions.

A PowerPoint slide (to be reduced to 4 on a page) to be a label for the front of a Learning Journey book. Space for personalisation with child's name, photo and school details.