This activity can be used as worksheets or laminated for children to use with a white board marker. To make this activity easier you can also print in A3. Thank you for downloading and if you find the time please leave a review.

This activity can be used with any pictures or photographs to help children practice making inferences. You can also cut and laminate this resource. Thank you for downloading and if you find the time please leave a review. You can also snap, tag and share on Instagram: @Littlemindss

Here is the title that can be used for a you’ve been caught reading display in schools. I like to place this in the middle of the display and then get tons of fun photos of the students reading either in school or at home. Ideas could be photos of reading in the playground or upside down on the sofa. This can be used to support reading for pleasure in schools too. Thank you for downloading and if you have the time please leave a review.

Here is a fun activity which can be completed as a lesson or intervention starter. The aim is to read all the words on the worksheet and make connections between the word on the web. Here is an example of some word connections on the first worksheet. Find- fast, floor and father- all start with ‘f’. Find- mind and kind- all rhyme Find- gold , mind and kind all end with ‘d’ and have 4 letters in. Another common exception word which could link with find is behind because it ends with ‘nd’ I hope you find this resource useful. Thank you for downloading and if you find the time please leave a review. You can also snap, tag and share with me on Instagram: @Littlemindss

This resource was designed to be used as a sorting activity to help children recognise the ‘ee’ digraph. I have also created a worksheet to support this activity. Thanks for downloading and if you find the time please leave a review.

This resource uses a mixture of questions and has been made to use after you have read a story. You could enlarge this game and play with a small group of children, the whole class or with a child one to one. I also use this resource as a parent evening handout. Please see other versions of this game which are all free to download on my TES page. Thank you for downloading and if you find the time please leave a review. You can also snap, tag and share on Instagram: @Littlemindss

This resource can be laminated and used in reading corner, used as a table resource or printed out and given to parents/ carers during parents evening. Thank you for downloading and if you find the time please leave a review. You can also snap, tag and share with me on Instagram: @Littlemindss

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Here are multiple templates, which I used with the car journey worksheet. You can also download this worksheet in my shop for free. Thank you for downloading and if you find the time please leave a review.

I made this resource for my fine motor table. The children were encouraged to use tweezers and pompoms to find (in order) the letters/ sounds or numbers. Many thanks for downloading and if you find the time please leave a review.

Here is an activity for your class/ child to find the different sounds on each card.I encouraged my children to recall the sound and letter names whilst also asking them to show me the capital letters and lower case. I have also added worksheets for children to colour the sounds/ letters too. I hope this helps. Thanks for downloading if you find the time please leave a review.

This resource can be used to compare the difference and similarities between the stories Marley Mole by Trisha Patel and Dig! By Nicky Gilbody. You can also use the noun phrase character worksheet for LA children to compare the character’s appearance. I have also included a blank jigsaw version for you to adapt between two different story books. Thank you for downloading and if you find the time please leave a review. You can also snap, tag and share with me on Instagram: @Littlemindss

This resource was designed to be used as a sorting activity to help children recognise the ‘er’ digraph. I have also created a worksheet to support this activity. Thanks for downloading and if you find the time please leave a review.

This resource was designed to be used as a sorting activity to help children recognise the ‘ai’ digraph. I have also created a worksheet to support this activity. Thanks for downloading and if you find the time please leave a review.

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A worksheet aimed to encourage children to want to engage with writing. I encouraged my class to think of lots of Halloween rhyming words such as hat, rat and bat. Thank you for taking the time to download if you find the time please leave a review.

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This resource was designed to be used as a sorting activity to help children recognise the ‘ou’ digraph. I have also created a worksheet to support this activity. Thanks for downloading and if you find the time please leave a review.

Read the clues and guess what character is hiding behind the door? I have made clues for the characters Little Red Riding Hood, the Three Little Pigs and Rapunzel. I have also included a plain copy for you or your child to make. I hope this helps and if you find the time please let me know what you think. Thank you