A large variety of Christmas activities. Lots of these games can be laminated to be used over and over again. Included are: Number flashcards 1-12 Missing numbers Positional language flashcards Sorting presents into the correct gift boxes Counting bells Writing lists New year resolutions 2x letter for Santa 2x Christmas borders Sorting winter clothes Paper chains Compound words Decorate a snowman Decorate a Christmas tree Decorate a jumper Scissor control Counting presents Ordering presents by height Matching gifts to the child Mix and match Christmas characters

A diverse range of resources spanning math, literacy, and pencil control, crafted to enhance the teaching of Julia Donaldson’s “Stickman.” Geared towards early years, Resources include pencil control maze simple word search scissor control order by size addition to 10 missing numbers find 2 ways to use a stick, literacy 2 writing frames speech bubbles identify stickman’s feelings number line positional language number flash cards to 10 These materials are suitable for both home and school use. I appreciate any feedback you may have.

A selection of activities over 14 pages. Including- missing numbers one more/one less counting addition ordering by size labeling pencil control maze speech bubbles labeling body parts 2x writing frames match animals to their skeletons find objects in the dark

7 sequencing cards and board, numbered 1-7, ready for printing and laminating. It could also be used as a cutting and sticking activity. Included is also the words to the Funny Bones opening page song.

5 picture cards, one for each group of children. The idea is to get each group to talk about their picture and decide which story they think it’s from. At the end, each group announce which story they think their picture is from then show their card to the rest of the class. Children then see if their pictures match up to the story they think it’s from. Ideal start of the day activity.

5 picture cards, one for each group of children. The idea is to get each group to talk about their picture and decide which story they think it’s from. At the end, each group announce which story they think their picture is from then show their card to the rest of the class. Children then see if their pictures match up to the story they think it’s from. Ideal start of the day activity.

5 picture cards, one for each group of children. The idea is to get each group to talk about their picture and decide which story they think it’s from. At the end, each group announce which story they think their picture is from then show their card to the rest of the class to see if their pictures match up to the story they think it’s from. Ideal start of the day activity.

5 picture cards, one for each group of children. The idea is to get each group to talk about their picture and decide which story they think it’s from. At the end each group announce which story they think it is then show their card to the rest of the class to see if their pictures match up to the story they think it’s from. Ideal start of the day activity.

6 paragraphs of phoneme spotters. Each page has a 4 or 5 line paragraph with a sound to search for. Differentiated for early readers. Each sentence is simple for some children to read and others to just have a go at reading or just look out for the focus sound, making it differentiated for early readers. Once the child finds the sound they can either highlight or circle it. Once finished they can count how many sounds they have found.

5 Sequencing boards with 6 blank spaces for the pictures to be placed in the correct order. These can be used as work sheets for cutting and sticking or laminated and used in the book corner over and over. Hickory Dickory Dock Hey Diddle Diddle Miss Polly Had A Dolly Hot Cross Buns I’m A Little Tea Pot There are 5 boards and each board comes with 6 picture cards.

Explore a thoughtful collection of 10 pages comprising both mathematics and literacy activities, meticulously designed to complement the teaching of Remembrance Day in early years education. 2 writing frames Colour in Wreath Create a poppy What are you thankful for Initial sounds Repeating patterns Counting to 10 Design a medal Whether in a classroom or home setting, these resources provide a meaningful and age-appropriate exploration of Remembrance Day, encouraging children to reflect on the significance of the day and appreciate the sacrifices made by others.

5 Sequencing boards with 6 blank spaces for the pictures to be placed in the correct order. These can be used as work sheets for cutting and sticking or laminated and used in the book corner over and over. Humpty Dumpty Jack and Jill Little Miss Muffet Incy Wincy Spider Baa Baa Black Sheep There are 5 boards and each board comes with 6 picture cards.

7 pages of colour by letters to help children who are struggling with letter confusion. page 1 letters r, n, u, h page 2 letters b, d, p, q page 3 letters a,o,c,e page 4 letters i, l, t, j page 5 letters s, z, x, k page 6 letters v, w, m, n page 7 letters y, g, j, q

10 pages of worksheets to support the teachings of Harvest. 2x counting to 10 Repeating patterns Addition to 10 3x writing frames 2x acrostic poems Word match

I’ve curated a comprehensive set of 19 pages of resources that encompass various developmental areas for early years. Habitats Maze Silhouettes 8 feelings cards Animal babies Adjectives Height Counting Addition Jungle scene Retelling the story Expressions Life cycles Movement cards

Explore a rich collection of 14 pages featuring both mathematics and literacy resources, along with accompanying flashcards, all meticulously designed to complement the teaching of “A Squash and a Squeeze” by Julia Donaldson. Tailored specifically for early years, this pack offers a holistic approach to engaging young learners with the delightful narrative. Matching animals to the silhouette ordering by height counting addition size/measure habitats adjectives rhyming writing frames wanted poster 8 feelings cards designing a new house Ideal for both classroom settings and early childhood education at home, these resources provide flexibility in application. They can be seamlessly integrated into lesson plans or used as standalone activities to enrich the teaching of "A Squash and a Squeeze."

Signs to help create a curiosity corner. Help to bring out the language in children by encouraging them to ask questions. Included is the curiosity corner header, 6 question words and 7 pictures to encourage conversation. Once laminated and put in place you can then display unusual objects to engage the children’s interests.

5 pages of colour what you read. Each page contains 9 simple sentences with words and sentences from phase2, 3, 4 and 2 from phase 5.

10 spot the differences that are sure to keep them quiet. Stories include- 3 bears, 3 pigs, Billy Goats Gruff, Jack and the Beanstalk, Little Red Riding Hood, Hare and the Tortoise, Enormous Turnip, Gingerbread Man and The Little Red Hen. Each page has 6 differences to find.

8 Bingo cards, containing 9 split digraph words on each. Adult to show a picture and help the children to identify the picture then the child looks on their bingo card to see if it contains the word to match the picture. There are a total of 18 different words/pictures and also bingo counters; which can be printed off several times to ensure there are enough for all children.