3 writing templates for children on the theme of Change. Children may use these when thinking about or writing about moving school, year group or any other change they are coming across. They will be encouraged to think about things they look forward to as well as what they might miss.

Unleash your children’s love for nature, science, and numeracy with this set of resources for EYFS and KS1. There is a simple lesson plan included together with number cards from 1 to 6. There are 6 pages, each containing a set of resources connected to the natural world such as squirrels, plants,butterflies and snails. Children can cut these cards out and sequence from 1 to 6.

A fun way to begin to wind down and think about the year and the year ahead. Children can put their thoughts in the form of a poster which they can decorate, customise and make their own. Sheet 1 shows a template for a poster that children can use or use to give them some inspiration and ideas for making their own posters. Sheet 2 is a filled in poster designed on the computer, but could equally be made with art and craft materials, pictures or photos. The completed posters make a fabulous display for Open Days or front covers for End of Year scrapbooks.

5 worksheets where children can improve their fine motor control. Each sheet has a different theme: alphabet, numbers, animals, weather and key words. These sheets can be used as worksheets or laminated and added to your writing corner with dry markers. Children trace over the dots and colour the pictures.

“Discovering the Days: A Colourful Week Ahead!”, a multifaceted resource tailored for KS1 learners. Resources include a colour card for each day of the week. A detailed lesson plan outlining objectives, resources and activity steps. Blank blackboards and black and white characters which form the basis of the activities planned. The colour days of the week cards can also be used as a daily wall chart or added to displays on Time. Subject Links: Maths: Beyond learning the days of the week, children grasp sequencing and early data handling, foundational for time-related concepts. Literacy: Enhance vocabulary and narrative skills by associating stories with each day. Art: Black and white cut-outs and blackboards empower children to be artists, sparking creativity.

A colour worksheet where children name and label the animals. There is a word bank included to support children that need it. There are 15 animals to name and label.

4 sets of colour flashcards where children can cut out and match numbers 1 to 6. Or duplicate and they can match picture to picture. Each card is related to keeping healthy and shows pictures e.g. plasters, masks, tissues, thermometers, hand gel etc.

A writing activity where children observe and discuss the picture of a park and then write a key word or words for each letter of the alphabet in the grid. Next children use the key words and the ideas they have talked about to write a story of their own about the park or an information text. They can illustrate their writing.

A colour powerpoint presentation for your children learning to count to 20 or consolidating numbers to 20. The theme is the Seaside with each slide showing a number with an object/objects appearing for them to count related to the sea/seaside. You can re-order the slides and / or print them and use them as visual aids or posters.

3 activity sheets based on the Corgi dog. A topical activity for the Queen’s Platinum Jubilee celebrations due to her long association with the Corgi. Activity 1 is an outline writing frame for children to fill in about the Corgi dog. They will need to do some research. Questions include appearance, diet and an interesting fact. There is a filled in sheet to show as an example or to work from. Activity 2 shows 4 pairs of Corgi dogs for children to cut and match. Activity 3 is a colouring sheet of a Corgi.

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.

6 colour posters with an Ancient Egyptian theme. Each poster shows 8 pictures related to the theme. Use on your History / Egypt display or as discussion boards for groups. Cut out the individual pictures and duplicate for matching or use to encourage speaking and listening and learning key vocabulary.

A cross curricular resource for children linked to the story -Snow White and the 7 Dwarfs. The resource includes counting writing and drawing as well as emotions/feelings. Sheets: 1- Children cut out the cards and count and order the colour dwarfs from 1 to 7. 2 - Shows the colour dwarfs and their names. Children can write the names underneath or write a word or phrase to describe them. 3 - Shows black and white dwarfs for children to write the names underneath and colour. They then draw their favourite dwarf and say why it is their favourite. 4 -Shows cards with the names of the dwarfs. Chidren can draw the dwarfs, cut and paste from a previous sheet or write about them with a word or phrase. Link this resource with feelings and children could also draw feeling faces to illustrate the dwarfs.

8 borders with an Egyptian theme. 4 black and white and 4 colour. Useful for children to write on, draw on or paste into.

A colouring sheet for children to celebrate the Queen’s special day.

3 colour pages of symbols for children to cut and match when learning about Judaism or celebrating Hanukkah. Each page shows 4 pairs of symbols.

10 playdough mats and a blank template for you to make more of your own. There are 2 face outlines per page. Print and laminate for children to use over and again in different ways. They could use playdough to make features or dry marker pens or collage. Use in connection with work on Ourselves, Feelings and Emotions.

5 worksheets where children find 8 words or more within the words given. These are: princess, celebration, fireworks, birthday and Christmas. On each sheet, children write a list of the words they have found. The final sheet gives a list of 8 words for each of the key words as examples.

5 story boards to spark children’s imaginations and creative writing at KS1. Children can work alone or in pairs / small gourps. Or work in guided groups with an adult to support/scribe. Encourage speaking and listening and sharing ideas before children put pencil to paper. Each board contains pictures and words beginning with a vowel - a,e,i,o and u. The object of the activity is for children to use all the words to create a story. Some examples of story openers are: The ox and the octopus came over to see the old man… The unicorn was underwater when… Inside the igloo the insects ate ice cream… Children can illustrate their pictures and share their stories in group / circle time. There is a blank template for you to create more story boards using other letters of the alphabet.

15 different designs of differentiated templates to support children with their writing and story telling. Suitable for SEND pupils and KS1 children.