A colour PPT presentation for children linked to topics such as Ourselves, Me, Our World, Keeping Healthy and PSHE. The 15 slides encourage children to think about and talk about how they can take care of themselves and the planet. Extend by asking children to design a poster on the theme Ourselves and our World.

A collection of activities about the weather and 4 seasons. The workbook includes: Hot and Cold Sorting Making seasons bookmarks Sorting celebrations into seasons Learning about weather idioms Researching the meaning of common weather idioms Challenge Cards Wordsearch and answers for the 4 seasons

A power point presentation to share with young children encouraging them to talk about keeping safe and road safety as well as observing sings all around. Slides 1 to 4 show colour images and words that children can name and discuss their meaning. Slide 5 can be printed off as a worksheet and asks the children to write about how to cross the road safely. Slide 6 is a table of some of the vocabulary the children could use in their writing or learn as part of their topic work. Slide 7 is a colouring sheet - children can colour this in or use it as a stimulus for making their own Road Safety doodle sheet or poster. Link this work to any topic on safety, ourselves or transport.

12 different designs of A4 portrait page borders for your work on the Queen and/or the Platinum Jubilee celebrations. Children can use the border pages as writing or drawing frames or to paste in their work for displays.

A set of resources with a Senses theme suitable for SEND pupils and KS1. Boardmaker symbols are included. Page 1 shows sample resources included. Pages 2/3 - A Sensory Table outline to use with the small cut out colour card collection shown on page 3. Pages 4 -7 are sets of 6 cards related to each of the senses: sound, smell, touch, taste, sight and a set of shape cards included. Cut and laminate the cards and children can use them to indicate what they see, hear, smell, taste or touch. The cards can be cut up and used together with a collection of the relevant objects that are easily accessible. You could use a feely bag, a blindfold or a box with armholes cut out for children to reach inside. The next page is a set of questions to cut out and use. Finally there is a poster to talk about related to the senses. Children could make their own posters. *PCS Licenced - Boardmaker symbols.

20 pages with an Egyptian theme, each with a different colouring design. Link to your topic work on Ancient Egypt. Enlarge for use with paints. Reduce for a set of flashcards. Add to your display work once completed or use as covers for topic books.

A fun way to introduce, consolidate or teach about materials and their uses. There are 7 slides showing different materials: Wood, Leather, Fabric, Glass, Plastic, Wool and Metal. Children can discuss what they know and what they see in the slides. The circles can be used to add the names of the objects the children come up with. Extend by giving children a circle /template to write their own ideas on or what they can remember from the discussions.

All you need for an exciting topic on Pirates. There are 9 sets of flashcards ranging from Pirate ships, parrots to maps. There are 2 writing or drawing frames with Pirate vocabulary. A colouring doodle sheet and 35 mini black and white pirate cards to colour and use in topic work are all included. There is a map for children to make and a sheet where children colour to make the pictures the same. Something for all the class!

3 sets of colour flashcards to cut out and sort. Set 1 - Sort fruit and vegetables Set 2- Sort food and drinks Set 3 - Sort food that needs cooking and food you can eat raw Links to your topics on food, plants, sorting and making sets.

A cross curricular resource for KS1 and EYFS. There are 4 sets of cards each based on a different type of holiday: Cruising, skiiing, camping and a beach holiday. The colour cards can be cut out and matched to the word banks on each page. Another activity is for children to sort the cards out into 4 sets representing the different holiday types. Children could also use the holiday cards as a starting point for writing about their holidays, writing postcards or designing and making holiday brochures. Duplicate and laminate the cards for durability and matching games. This resource links to holidays, seasons and weather. It also links to reading and sorting.

Here are a collection of word search worksheets for KS1 children. This collection is Set 1 in the series. Links to reading, spelling, phonics and word work as well as the topics shown. The themes are: Circus, Spring, Nature, Birthday, Christmas, Halloween, Food and Toys. Each word search has a colour version and a black and white version. Children have 8 pictures which they can label and then look for the words in the word search grids below. There are answer sheets on the final page for all the word searches. The children could work as part of a guided reading group or work individually or in pairs.

36 pages of flashcards related to the theme of explorers and adventurers. Each flashcard has a colour large card and small matching card. Flashcards show things that an explorer or adventurer may take with them on their travels such as a compass, map, pair of boots and tent. Flashcards also show activities such as walking, hiking, climbing and fishing. The flashcards have a number of uses including speaking and listening, matching, reading, adding to displays and visual aids. Cut and laminate and then the flashcards will be available for reuse. A nice activity is to have a case or rucksack (real or a paper outline). Children can decide where they are going on their travels and pack what they need.

A 17 page power point presentation for children to join in with linked to their topic or reading work. The theme is the Circus. Children read the sentences whilst thinking about things they see, hear and do at the circus.

6 colour pictures of different buildings and their uses: School Airport Building Yard Train Station Office Supermarket Each picture shows details of what you might see and what might be happening in these places or buildings. Children can talk about each of the places and then write key words in the boxes underneath each picture. The first word is done to start them off. As an extension, children could use the key words to help them to write about the buildings and places.

A set of worksheets for children learning about the World, the Caribbean or Barbados. Links to holidays, geography, oceans and seas as well as climate, weather and journeys. Page 1 shows an outline map of Barbados showing pictures of what you might find there. Children colour the pictures and write out 11 names of the things that they see. Page 2 shows an outline map of Barbados with the 11 Parishes that Barbados is divided into. Children are tasked with finding out where each Parish is situated and then writing them into the outline map. Page 3 Shows the outline map and 11 smaller outlines. Children can use this sheet in various ways e.g. to draw and label what they see in Barbados or to write and label the Parishes. Page 4 is a list of Parishes. Page 5 is a template writing sheet for children to write the Parishes in alphabetical order. Page 6 is a writing frame for writing about Barbados. Page 7 is a sheet in 2 parts where children can draw and write about Barbados. Page 8 is the Barbados flag for children to find the colours and colour it in.

A complete lesson for KS1 children with a problem solving theme, linked to fruit and vegetables. All the resources you need are included as well as the answers to the question cards provided and a template for making more question cards. The story revolves around Dan, a delivery driver who drives a different van each day to his customers when delivering his fruit and vegetables. Show the first 3 sheets on the white board or print them out for each group of children to work from. Each sheet asks the children to answer questions on Dan and his deliveries and gives picture clues. Sheet 4 is a table for children to cut up and reorganise onto the blank table on sheet 5. Children can cut and paste or draw/write the answers in the table. An example of row one: Blue lorry delivering blueberries. The number of the lorry is 3 and Dan drives it on a Tuesday to Tammy’s shop. Extend the activity by asking children to talk about each column or write about each one. Sheet 6 and 7 show 12 question cards. Children can work out the answers individually or in pairs / groups and present the answers verbally or in writing. Sheet 8 shows a template for you or the children to make more question cards. Sheet 9 shows the answers to the 12 question cards. This activity can be extended into an art lesson and the work produced make a lovely classroom display with a maths link.

A set of resources for your EYFS or KS1 children based around Harvest or Autumn time themes. Activities: Colour named cards to cut, duplicate and match. Black and white named cards to cut, colour, duplicate and match. Colour pictures to match to their names such as turkey and toffee apples. Black and white version of activity 3 where children can colour the pictures. Colour and black and white writing frames with picture borders. Colour Harvest poster and a black and white one for children to colour in themselves. 12 colour flashcards with corresponding black and white versions.

A differentiated resource for your work on Weather or Seasons. There are 2 pages of statements for children to read and sort on the 4 seasons e.g. It is Icy in the mornings - Winter I like to eat ice cream - Summer Cut and laminate these for reuse. There is a lined writing frame showing the 4 seasons - children can select up to 8 statements and write them into the frame. Another way of writing about the 4 seasons is the sheet with the 4 seasons pictures and a box for each for children to write the Season words or a phrase or sentence. The final worksheet shows 4 colour flashcards of the seasons with matching words for children to cut and match.

A superb presentation to encourage children to think about the things they like and talk about them. Suitable for EYFS, KS1 and English learning.

A lovely set of planning ideas and resources for the topic of Ourselves / Homes or as a vehicle for teaching early Literacy / Numeracy / Science / Art. The work is centered around the picture of Bluebell Village. (On it’s own this makes for great speaking and listening)! There are 10 comprehension questions to answer and an activity sheet. There is a planning grid example and a blank template for you to use. There is plenty here for a unit of work.