A blank activity sheet, with objective, allowing children to either copy out the ten commandments for later use or create their own!

Just a bit of fun! Passports for use in phonics lessons. The kids love them!

Exactly what it says on the tin: a editable provision map in an easy to complete/read format. For use in Reception mainly but has uses early on in Key Stage 1.

A great little starter activity to open a measurements lesson with. Can the children find items from around the classroom (or outdoors) that are more than/less than and equal to a set weight. I've had the children measure bags of rice to a certain weight to compare with previously.

Some bright and colorful addition and subtraction sheets to be used alongside practical Numicon resources. Download also contains a detailed lesson plan placing the activity sheets into context.

An editable worksheet for predictions, observations and conclusions when making friendship potions. Ingredients needed include: bicarbonate of soda, vinegar, glitter, food coloring, sequins and washing up liquid (under the names of truth, helping others etc.) Great little activity for the end of the year.

Great end of year activity to give your children something unique to remember their year by. Works with any cheap linen/cotton but I've also had success in the past using a weighted art paper or card folded up. Download contains a detailed lesson plan to follow with suggestions on everything from resources to follow up.

Print them out and laminate after reading this great text to children. Great challenge for Nursery/Reception age children to keep all of that great rhyming language going throughout the day!

Great for a rainy afternoon around school, can the children find different clocks around the classroom or hall? Great for outdoors as well! Included is children's worksheet and a series of blank clocks, allowing you to customise yourhunt further!

Get your children pulling teeth using this 'Daring Dentists' worksheet. Differentiated with subtraction number frames for use across ability ranges. Quick and easy subtraction for Reception and the lower end of Year 1.

Fun activity based on popular childrens' game. In pairs, can the children guess where they have hidden their battleships? Fully editable allowing for the introduction of your own words.

Can the children roll two dice and add and subtract each rolled number? A great little starter for an addition/subtraction lesson. As stated in the document, the activity can be easily differentiated through the use of dice with many faces (d20 dice are perfect for this!). Works well with Reception and Year 1 classes but easily adaptable for other age ranges.

A simple table based worksheet allowing children to test anything they can think of to ascertain whether it is living or not. This is achieved though a series of questions. Lots of great talking points and further questioning to be had following in from this.

A blank Lego fact-file that can be used throughout addition/subtraction and multiplication sessions. Children select a Lego brick from pile, draw it out and then note the array of bumps through number sentences.

Natural, tree themed group labels. Easy to edit with your new class groups. Get the children excited about the different types of tree at the start of the year and save yourself lots of time and effort.

Great as a short, end of year, activity or (as was originally intended) as homework. Children have to name the planets using digraphs and single phonemes then sound out/add sound buttons.

Great little activity to get children thinking about 1 more/1 less. Can they crack the code to reveal the secret message. Excellent end of year fun to consolidate number work done throughout the year.

Exactly what it says on the tin: blank name labels, each complete with a picture. Save loads of time this summer by just dropping the children's names into the document. Perfect for drawers and cloakrooms!

Contains a starting activity and differentiated resources to get children bridging sentences together using 'and'. Great for the upper end of Reception or earlier on in Year 1. Each document has a complimentary .pdf file for ease of use.