Perfect for both school and home settings, this resource pack encompasses 13 pages to craft an enchanting Easter Egg Hunt experience. Included are: 7 engaging games 12 Easter coupons Easter Egg Hunt signs Easter Egg Hunt certificate 12 challenge cards Easter Egg Hunt checklist 2 sets of eggs for hiding and building words Eggs for hiding with a board to place found eggs on. Enjoy the activities, and please remember to share positive feedback!

Once laminated, this resource can be used by the children in phonics as a game, a game to be used in free flow or used on display. There are 10 pairs in total. ee/ea igh/i-e er/ur oo/u ow/ou o-e/oe oy/oi ue/ew aw/au ai/a-e

15 pages of resources to help you celebrate Queen Elizabeth II, birthday. A selection of numeracy, literacy and creative activities. Birthday cards and inserts Word search if i was queen design a crown design a dress positional language ordering by size menu’s birthday invite

20 Pages of resources to help support teaching on 23rd April. Maze Flag Bunting Paper chains word search acrostic poem wanted posters writing frames design a shield maths sheets symmetry drawing mask

6 pintable’s. 1 page for children to draw their favourite gift, food and who they saw. 1 page with 5 phones for children to draw selfies of, food, gifts, games, films and family. 1 page of Christmas news. 1 page to draw pictures of new years wishes. 1 page to write achievements of the previous year. 1 page to write a thank you letter to Santa.

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.

A selection of games for children having trouble with the ending sound, -g. Included are A game of bingo. 6 boards, pictures and counters. 15 pictures which have been duplicated to create a memory game, by turning them upside down and finding the pairs. The pictures can also be used for a game of snap. Their is also a game, which is a take on snakes and ladders, with 4 counters. You will need a dice for this game.

Pack of 20 flashcards. 10 cards contain a picture of an animal from the book and the children need to match it up with the picture of the animal that is passing the window. These cards can also be used as colour flashcards or number flash cards.

Activities that work alongside White Rose Maths in the early years. I put together activities on matching. The theme of the matching is socks. There are 11 pairs of socks ready to print, enlarge and laminate to hang on a washing line or play pairs games with. A snap game, that is ready to print and laminate. A set of 6 cards, that contain odd socks. Ready for laminating and to use in discussion. Finally 2 worksheets for children to spot the odd sock on the line. 20 pages.

20 flashcards with 2 pictures on each cards. Cards created to encourage discussion in carpet time or child initiated. Children to see if there are any similarities or point out any differences between the 2 pictures.

10 Pages of football history broken down simply for children to understand. Pages cover Where it began Who invented it First winners Most winners The cup All winners Every ball Every 4 years reason How many nations

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.

Following the theme of, Anno’s Counting book, I have created flashcards from 0-12. With this theme and the whiterose maths, each flash card contains the counting element, the written number, the numeral and the counting blocks up the side. Each flashcards has a picture from each pages theme from the book. There are 2 flashcards per page, so can be A5 or smaller.

10 pages of maths, with a Valentine’s theme, for early years. Work included is- Odd one out Counting Match numbers to amount Number bonds Repeating patterns more/less Which one next Dice game Addition Counting groups

A variety of hats, beards and noses to create a Gonk christmas card. 6 hats, 3 beards, 3 noses, front covers with and without writing and inserts with and without, to and from, with Merry Christmas inside.

Activities inspired by the book, actual size by Steve Jenkins. Maths resources for children around 4-6 years in age. Included is cutting and sticking activities, exploring the classroom, home or outdoors as well as measuring with rulers, objects, string and cubes. Worksheets are in CM and duplicated in Inches, to suit your methods of teaching. Resources- Exploring with string Drawing and labelling Small, medium and larger ordering Symmetry Search and colour in the stick insects Height Repeating patterns Order by height Weight Counting Number recognition Measure length with string Comparing length Measure animals in the book Comparing hands

Maths resources with a button theme. Resources included are- Subtracting from 4 Subtracting from 8 Counting to 4 and writing numbers to match Repeating patterns Measuring Counting and matching numbers Odd one out Fine motor 5 frame Draw up to 4 buttons 5 buttons, 5 frame 14 cards for pairing/snap game

These nursery-age maths worksheets, inspired by the book Peck Peck Peck, offer a delightful range of interactive activities to engage young learners. The set includes: Repeating patterns: Encouraging children to recognise and continue simple patterns. Counting activities: Fun tasks for counting holes. Number recognition: Identifying and matching numbers to quantities. Five-frame with counters: Supporting early understanding of numbers within 5. First, then, now: Help develop logical thinking. Cutting and sticking: Hands-on activities to match numbers to amounts. Number ordering: Practice ordering numbers in creative and interactive ways. Drawing and colouring: Encouraging fine motor skills. *More/less: Comparing quantities to develop a sense of number relationships. Matching activities: Fun games to pair numbers with quantities. Number formation: Supporting the early writing of numerals. These activities are designed to enhance number sense, fine motor skills, and pattern recognition in a playful and engaging way. #NurseryMaths #EarlyYearsLearning #PeckPeckPeckActivities #CountingFun #NumberRecognition #FiveFrame #PatternPlay #MathsThroughStories

These engaging nursery math activities based on Goldilocks and the Three Bears help young children recognize numbers 1, 2, and 3. The set includes a colourful matching game with 12 number cards (to print twice), 10 picture cards for children to peg the correct number, and various cutting, sticking, and colouring activities to reinforce counting and number recognition. Ideal for early number skills development in a fun, story-based format. #EarlyMathSkills #NumberRecognition #GoldilocksActivities #NurseryMath #CountingFun