4 worksheets containing 4, 2 syllable words.

2 games in one which can be used in both Phonics and Speech and Language. The first game is bingo. There are 6 bingo boards and 15 pictures. Also I have created square counters, which are much easier to cut out. I found the circular counters too time consuming to cut. The 2nd game is a game of pairs. Print out the 15 pictures twice to create a game where the pictures can be placed upside down and children take it in turns to turn 2 cards at a time to find a matching pair.

2 games in one which can be used in both Phonics and Speech and Language. The first game is bingo. There are 6 bingo boards and 15 pictures. Also I have created square counters, which are much easier to cut out. I found the circular counters too time consuming to cut out. The 2nd game is a game of pairs. Print out the 15 pictures twice to create a game where the pictures can be placed upside down and children take it in turns to turns to turn 2 cards at a time to find a matching pair.

Sentence builder board with 4 areas; who, action, what and setting. This board is useful for making silly stories in literacy or for conversation starters in social groups, circle time and speech and language. Cards can be placed in 4 piles upside down and each child can pick one from each pile at random or you can have the cards in 4 little boxes/bags. Included is- 1 story board 14 who cards 14 action cards 14 what cards 14 setting cards

Alphabet made out of fruit on a natural backing. These can be printed as they are, on the A5 size they are, or shrunk and printed twice to use as flashcards and a pairing came or use full size as a wall display.

As a thank you for people making lots of purchases recently I thought I would give back with a few freebies. I’ve created 2 types of table name cards. One type can be printed onto card and folded the other can be printed and placed in to frames. There are 5 name tables.

The truth according to Arnold teaches children the importance of telling the truth. The work sheets i have created work on feelings and why children should tell the truth. Included are- Describing pictures 6 feelings flashcards Create a truth create a poster create a list of class rules what would you do? Arthur’s feelings what should Arthur say? Lies Letter writing Bank of words Maps

Christmas game with a literacy aim. There are 14 gift boxes and 14 gifts. Children have to read the gift label and then find the matching gift that goes inside it.

Warm the children up, ready for** Phonic Screening**, with this 8 page colouring in pack. Phase from 2 to 5. The pack has 2 pages for each phase. 1 page is spotting and colouring in common exception words and the 2nd page is spotting and colouring in alien words.

Sentence builder board with 4 areas; who, action, what and setting. This board is useful for making silly stories in literacy or for conversation starters in social groups, circle time and speech and language. This story pack has characters which may be familiar to children, making it more fun and relatable. Cards can be placed in 4 piles upside down and each child can pick one from each pile at random or you can have the cards in 4 little boxes/bags. Included is- 1 story board 14 who cards 14 action cards 14 what cards 14 setting cards

Resources based on the book 20 pages of resources, on maths, literacy, PSED, physical and understanding the world. Included in this pack- Positional language Adjectives Anatomy Reasoning- for and against Spiders survival needs Recalling events Feelings Design a web Counting Now, then, next, maths Length Cutting skills Fine motor skills Web maze Order by size True/False facts

10 resources inspired by the book,** ‘We go together’** by Todd Dunn. Resources include both, maths and literacy as well as fine motor. Included is- Objects that belong together Following along the lines Identifying the odd one out Colouring Cutting and sticking Rhyming words Rhyming pictures

20 pages of resources inspired by the book, Button Box. The story of a child who like to play and sort buttons in his grandma’s box. Resources are early years based and include, maths, literacy, cutting and sticking as well as 8 flash cards. Included- Colouring a rainbow, button pattern Counting Indentifying numbers Colouring Estimating Adjectives Repeating patterns Order by size 10 frame and buttons Flash cards Sorting

In this Mother’s Day pack I have tried to make sure that the activities are suitable for children, regardless if they have a Mother in their lives or not. The cards, certificates, literacy etc, all have different titles, so children can send or write about their, Mom’s, Mum’s, Mother’s, Nan’s or just someone special. The Power point is 10 pages long but their are pages you may wish to delete, depending on where you are viewing from. Included is 5 different rosettes Tea bag gift 4 different accrostic poems 4 different certificates 2 different card inserts 4 different cards 3 different picture sheets 4 different writing piece 6 different literacy flowers

30 Pages of all your basic classroom, display resources. Created with a bubbly, sea blue background, to create a cool, calming room. Resources included are- Days of the week Months of the year Seasons Numbers to 20 Alphabet 2D shapes 3D shapes Colours Pictures can be shrunk or stretched so they can be used as a larger display or as flash cards.

A simple little game for up to 4 players. (If you would like more players, simply print off and laminate more frames and letters.) This pack comes with 9 real words and 6 alien words. As well as 4 -at frames, 4 blank frames and 60 letters All words are created using using 3 letters, with a blank frame, or they can choose an -at frame and 1 letter. The children could also use a white board/dry wipe pen, and write the letters themselves. The idea of this game is to place the word in the middle of the table and the children then create the word choosing the correct letters or use a pen. The beauty of the word in the centre of the table is that it is printed 4 times on the one card so no matter where you’re sitting the word is the correct way around to be read.