3 sets of flashcards black and white for the children to fill in and colour. Colour cards for displays and matching. Set 1 Pictures of 8 fruits with names Set 2 Fruits showing word labels Set 3 Fruits holding up initial sounds.

Children will have fun designing their own fruit tree and fruit heart. There are posters that they can use as an inspiration and outline templates. There is also a fruit poster showing 5 fruits and an activity for them to write descriptions of the fruits shown.

A collection of activities for children learning about fruit. There are 6 flashcards. A colour and black and white poster showing the fruit. Colour and black and white fruit for the children to colour in and name. Colour and black and white flashcards are included.

24 Fruit and Vegetables black and white colouring cards. There are 6 to a page and the last page is a template for children to draw their own fruits and vegetables.

A collection of resources and worksheets for your young children connected to their topic work on Toys and linking to literacy. The colour pictures used are photos and there are corresponding black and white pictures used for matching and colouring sheets. Activity 1 Colour photo flashcards of toys Black and white flashcard pictures of toys Cut and match, colour in, name, talk about Activity 2 Children label the colour toy photos Children label the black and white toy pictures and colour them in Activity 3 2 colour photo sheets where children trace the words and complete the sentences - This is a … 2 matching black and white picture sheets Handwriting, writing, naming, speaking and listening Activity 4 Children draw the pictures underneath the words or cut and paste pictures under the words Activity 5 Black and white writing frame with toy border to colour in Activity 6 A Toys poster to colour in

10 different Santa sheets for young children to colour in this Christmas.

*PCS Licenced - Boardmaker symbols. Can the children help Rory the dog to make his Christmas wish list. There are pictures to help and a stocking outline to make a list in or add pictures to.

This resource is linked to your topic on homes. There are 3 sheets each showing 3 items of bedroom furniture with a writing card for children to trace over.

Posters and cards for your Weather or 4 Seasons displays. Children can cut and match the pictures to each of the seasons.

Winter, Autumn, Spring and Summer colour posters for your weather or seasons work. Use for speaking and listening or display or topic book covers.

4 sets of counting cards all showing flowers from one to eight. Children count the flowers and write the number underneath the card. There are 8 cards on each page. 3 of the worksheets are in colour and 1 is black and white for the children to colour in themselves. Children can cut out the flower cards and order these too. Links to your topics on plants, flowers, Spring and counting to 8.

10 worksheets based on a seasons theme. Each sheet shows 4 items - 1 of these is the odd one out e.g. shorts, gloves, sunglasses and trainers - the theme is summer clothing and gloves are the odd ones out. Children can write the cursive words and colour the pictures. Children can compare the pictures on each page and say how they have decided on the criteria.

2 worksheets for children to colour in and trace over the letters. Dolphins and Ducks is the theme and there is a sheet for each animal. You could link this in with National Dolphin Day which is on the 14th April.

8 sets of matching dolphin cards to cut out. Laminate for durability. Link in with National Dolphin Day on 14th April

A lesson linked to Ourselves, All about me, Feelings and Resilience. An original story I wrote for young children to help them to talk about their feelings and gain some coping strategies when they have troubles. The story finds Betty with worries which she can’t explain. She gets a bee in her bonnet, a butterfly in her tummy and a worm in her ear. Her best friend comes to her rescue and explains to Betty that we all have worry bugs now and again and comes up with a plan… Share the story on the whiteboard or print off and share as a book. Following the story, children can complete the comprehension question sheet, sequence the story and name and write about the bugs. This story sparks lots of speaking and listening and helps children to communicate their worries and identify bodily feelings that go with certain emotions.

3 pages of picture cards related to pets. Some are a bit of fun like ‘hot dog’. There are 6 colour cards on each of the 3 pages to cut out. There are 3 pages with matching words to cut out. Links to reading as well as topics on animals and pets.

A set of posters or slides for a smart board on the theme of minibeasts. There is a sentence to read or learn for each minibeast. Included are 8 types of minibeasts such as bee, butterfly and slug.

A power point presentation where children learn to recognise numerals, read number words and practice counting from 0 to 10. The theme is rainbow and each number and word is made up of coloured stars. There are hearts for children to count on each slide.

This resource contains 14 different designs of Diwali cards that children can use to make their cards or as an inspiration for designing and making their own. Links to Celebrations and Festivals and Art and Design.

A resource to help celebrate Diwali. Page 1 of the resource shows 10 small pictures of patterns that can be used in various ways: To make a Rangoli - children can look up the meaning of a rangoli For tracing over / colouring in or duplicated for matching Page 2 Shows an example of how some of the pictures on sheet 1 can be used to make a Rangoli. There is a blank circle for children to try recreating the Rangoli pattern or for them to make up their own pattern. Pages 3 to 12 show the small pictures from page 1 enlarged. There is one picture per page. Children can use these in different ways: Tracing Colouring with felt pens, crayons, paint or pencils Adding coloured sand to make patterns Adding coloured glitter or glitter glue to make patterns Enlarge for group work Links with World Religions - Buddhists, Sikhs and Hindus celebrate Diwali