5 Worksheets based on your work around the letter S. Each sheet shows 6 pictures of things beginning with S. Each picture has the word underneath in outline so that children can trace within the lines.

Engage young minds with this vibrant, 10-in-1 pack of colourful writing frames designed for KS1 and EYFS. Perfect for inspiring creativity and enhancing early literacy skills.

This engaging set of games offers a set of 48 colourfully illustrated cards featuring common school objects, along with detailed plans and instructions for four fun and educational games: ‘Making Pairs,’ ‘Classroom Challenge,’ ‘Story Chains,’ and ‘Relay Card Game.’ Designed with Key Stage 1 children in mind, these games help stimulate various skills such as memory, concentration, creativity, communication, storytelling, teamwork, and quick decision-making. Each game serves a different purpose, catering to different learning styles, and offering the possibility to challenge children in unique ways. ‘Making Pairs’ will challenge observation and memory, ‘Classroom Challenge’ will improve their description skills and attention to detail, ‘Story Chains’ will unlock their creativity and enhance their storytelling skills, and the ‘Relay Card Game’ will encourage teamwork and fast thinking. Whether you’re looking to fill a spare half-hour or planning a dedicated day of learning-based fun, this versatile set is sure to be a hit with your class.

Introducing 2 Fantasy Doodle Sheets for KS1 and EYFS, a simple tool to stimulate children’s imagination and creativity! These sheets,with their diverse characters and images, are aimed at inspiring children to begin to craft their own fantasy stories or poems. Easily integrate into various lesson plans and subjects. Suitable for all children, fostering creativity regardless of ability. Print and distribute, or adapt for online learning.

This “Who’s Who in the Classroom” resource is a colourful poster for KS1 children returning to school. It features 18 children, each ready for their new class and year, making it a fun way to explore new friendships and learn about one another. The resource includes five activities where children can read and answer questions about the characters, identify them from descriptions, and practice phonics by matching names. They’ll also get to write names in alphabetical order, describe the characters to a friend, and write their own short descriptions. This resource supports learning about feelings, Ourselves, School and phonics. To make the learning experience more personal and engaging, you can create a class resource using the children’s own photos or drawings. Start by asking each child to either bring in a photo of themselves or draw a picture of how they see themselves. Then, create a large poster or a digital display featuring all the children’s images. Alongside each photo or drawing, add a space for the child’s name, a fun fact about them, and their favourite things. You can also include activities similar to the ones in the “Who’s Who in the Classroom” resource, such as matching names, ordering them alphabetically, or describing a classmate’s picture. This personalized resource reinforces the skills practiced in the original poster and also helps children feel more connected to their classmates and comfortable in their new environment.

A nice little resource for spelling the word Halloween or for children to make their own banners, as well as for handwriting practice. Page 1 shows the letters in colour for children to cut and order. Pages 2 - 6 each show the word Halloween in 3 different fonts. Children can trace in these, colour or paint them to make their own word banners. The banners can be used to make a Halloween card too. Page 7 shows the word Halloween in dotted lines for tracing.

A simple word search for Halloween for children at KS1. There are 8 words to find which correspond to the colour pictures around the word search. There is an answer sheet and a blank template for you to fill in other words of your own related to Halloween or Autumn. Other similar word search sheets including Christmas, farm, toys and bugs can be found on this shop too.

An engaging Halloween-themed story starter resource tailored for KS1 children. The resource links Literacy and Halloween and is aimed at fostering creativity, comprehension, and sequencing skills. Content: Worksheet 1: A colouring page featuring Bruno the bat and Gerry the ghost alongside a story starter sentence. Worksheet 2: Jumbled story words for sequencing. Planning: Introduction: Read the story starter and discuss the vocabulary. Colouring: Children colour the images and ponder story possibilities. Sentence Completion: Children write /conclude the story starter. Word Sequencing: Using Worksheet 2, children rearrange or number/colour the words. Discussion: Children share their endings and reflect on varied narratives. The resource can be a lesson in itself, or the activities can be carried out over a period of up to 4 lessons.

Delight your class in time for Halloween with these 10 Story Starters on writing frames. Each idea will spark their imagination and encourage story writing.

A fun activity for the introduction of Autumn for KS1. Children have the opportunity to create creatures from leaves and then invent adventure stories for them. The resources include a lesson plan: Creating leaf Creatures for Autumn, which lays out objectives, materials and step by step instructions. There are 2 stories with ready made examples of leaf creatures: Flappy the Flying Frog and Squiggle the Squirrel. Each story shows the character and has a comprehension sheet with 6 questions for children to answer. The resource links to reading, guided reading, writing, comprehension, animals and Autumn.

The activity introduces the rhyme: And the Band keeps marching on… Share the rhyme and children can begin to learn the chorus whilst interacting using musical instruments and body parts to create sounds. This worksheet encourages creativity and helps children learn about different instruments in a fun and interactive way. The structure guides them through adding their own verses while reinforcing the repeated chorus, making it a fun literacy and music activity. The rhyme sheet is in colour and duplicated in black and white. Children can colour in the band and write underneath the text.

A set of colour and black and white flashcards showing 6 animals. These can be used as flashcards, display or visual aids. Children can use the worksheets to write or dictate sentences about animals. A wordbank is included. There are colour and black and white versions of the worksheets.

2 pages of colour animal pictures with words that have missing letters for children to fill in.

15 pages of animals to colour in and write their names using the jumbled letters. Children can trace around the letters and then put them in the correct order to make the animal names.

24 Animals and their Young Photos including lions, tigers, bears, elephants, dogs, cats, penguins and humans. There is a template included with suggested questions for children to write about such as habitat, diet, features and names of young and parents.

This is a resource where children match the 4 letter words to the animals in two ways using the word cards and the posters. There is a poster for each animal word where the children are holding up each letter. A lovely phonics, reading and spelling activity which also makes a good classroom display. If you have letter tiles or cards, children can match these to the posters. Laminate the posters and they can be used for play-doh mats. Note there is one extra animal - a tiger - see if children can spot this.

This activity is about teaching or consolidating the collective nouns for animals. There are 20 pictures of animals on 2 worksheets with the collective nouns to identify and match. Sheets 3 and 4 are grids. Sheet 3 shows the collective nouns for all 20 animals. Children can write the animal names underneath or draw them. Sheet 4 shows the animals names. Children can write the collective nouns underneath or draw the groups of animals. Extend with children saying a sentence for each animal or writing sentences e.g. I heard a gaggle of geese. Links with literacy and animal topic work.

8 worksheets in black and white with an animal theme and phonics link. Children name the animals, say the sounds and write the letters and sentences. Included animals: panda, tiger, elephant, dog, whale, fox, hippo and kangaroo.

3 sets of cards to cut, colour and match with an animal/phonics theme. Upper and lower case letters Set 1 alphabet letters with pictures Set 2 alphabet letters Set 3 Animal pictures

An Animals Phonics Resource for Key Stage 1 children. This set comprises of four engaging worksheets that encourage children to say, write, and recognize initial sounds of various animals. They can enhance their learning experience by colouring the illustrations.