2 writing frames for children to add in their New Year Resolutions for the year ahead.

2 labelling sheets in black and white and the same sheets in colour. Children label each item connected to Shopping, writing the words underneath the pictures.

5 colour sheets with 8 wellbeing cards on each to cut out. Each card shows an activity to discuss with children when thinking about their wellbeing and what they can do to support their wellbeing. Cut and laminate the cards and they can then be a lasting reusable resource or added to a wellbeing display. Children could work in pairs or with an adult to consider which of the cards would suit them and which they would not be interested in. They can make 2 piles. If there are other activities children come up with, then they could make some more cards of their own. Links to behaviour regulation. May be valuable too, for SEND children.

2 pages of 12 pictures each connected to Moving House, Ourselves, Homes, Buildings, Speaking and Listening, Literacy. Children can discuss and label the pictures. Extend by sharing experiences of moving house and write accounts.

There are 4 pages of colour flashcards giving examples of reasons children might write e.g. a letter to Grandma, a party invitation and Valentine’s card. Each page shows 6 reasons to write. There are also examples of letters that could be received such as an invoice, a bill and an appointment. Cut out the cards and you could add to the writing area or table or use as a lesson in itself for writing for different reasons. The first worksheet shows reasons to write around the edge and has a writing frame in the centre. Children could use this to make notes on their choices or to write simple sentences.

A phonics resource for KS1. There are 4 worksheets. Sheets 1 and 2 - children sound out the CVC words and write the vowel or middle sounds in the squares. Sheets 3 and 4 - children write the word for each of the 10 pictures- underline the middle vowel. Then they write a phrase or sentence about the picture.

A fun activity where children think about the sounds they hear around them. There are 5 different worksheets based on this activity. 1 and 2. Children match the sound words to the pictures. 3. Children write the sound words around the edge of the pictures. 4 and 5. Children draw a picture for each of the sound words they read. Supports thinking, reading, phonics and listening skills and your topic on Sound.

A cut and match activity where children use the first sounds of the pictures and match to the correct words. There is a picture and word for each letter of the alphabet. Links to phonics, reading and letters and sounds.

4 worksheets with a food theme. Draw or paste 2 foods from each of the categories e.g. dairy and fruit and then draw 1 more of your own. Write the names of the foods in the grid and put into alphabetical order. Draw the pictures to go with the names of the foods… Label the 12 food items. Links to your Food topic and sorting, writing, reading and drawing.

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 colourful writing frame where children name and write the animals around the border of the page. Sheet 1 - Lined list in the middle of the page Sheet 2 - Write in middle of page on blank space Sheet 3 - Template for drawing animals around and listing on the lines in the middle.

Here are 5 example Star Charts that your children can choose from. Each one has a different theme: School Unicorn Rainbow Princess Dinosaurs All you need is some stickers or felt pens for drawing. There is a blank template included for you to make your own. There is a sample of a worked star chart where stickers have been added for different reasons to make it personal to the child. A motivating tool for behaviour management, assessing progress and/or rewarding children at home and at school.

3 activity ideas with a colour and pattern theme. Sheet 1 shows 16 different colour hot air balloons, all different. Duplicate, print and cut out and use for matching games. Laminate for durability. Sheet 2 is a template for children to draw in their own balloons. They could come up with their own patterns and colours, or copy the ones on sheet 1. Sheet 3 is a colouring sheet for children to complete and make into a poster. You could enlarge this and use with paints or collage. Sheet 4 is a sample of a poster completed. Children could copy the colours and patterns or make up their own.

A 6 page phonics booklet for KS1. Good for teaching the sounds, consolidation and / or assessment. Sounds: ow as in cow nd - word ending ay as in play Two sounds - ay as in May and oy as in boy Two sounds - op as in top and ot as in pot ox as in box Each sheet has the same format: Label 7 pictures - use the word bank included on each page as needed Complete the sentences by adding the final word Write the words Colour the pictures - optional

6 prepositions worksheets for KS1. Each sheet has a theme on and off over and under inside and outside behind and in front up and down above and below There are 10 pictures on each page for children to discuss with a partner or group. Each picture is numbered. Children decide e.g if the umbrella picture shows up or down. If up, they can put the number or write the word in the up box. Children may decide an umbrella could be up or down and write in the up or down box. This resource encourages speaking and listening and thinking skills with minimal writing.

2 cards to cut out and make for EYFS or KS1. There is a colour version and a black and white version of each card for children to choose from. Cut and paste onto coloured card to complete the cards.

Here is a novel, fun way for children to practice their counting and addition skills within 30. Each snooker ball has a colour with a number value. Children add up the number in the triangles and write the total in the square underneath. Next, they draw 6 balls of their own in the 3 triangles and add up /write the totals. There are 2 different worksheets and a template for you to make some more of your own. Children quite enjoy making these worksheets for their friends and then marking them. If you have colour counters or balls then you can make this into a practical maths activity. Extend by asking children to make the same totals with different sets of balls. How many ways e.g. can they make 20?

Sheet 1 is a handwriting practice sheet for the letter A - capital and lower case. Sheet 2 - children colour the things beginning with A, colour 5 apples and write the A words underneath.

2 sets of flashcards to cut out and use from 0 to 9 in colour and also in black and white. 5 posters showing numbers from 0 to 9 black and white to trace or colour in, cut and order colour - trace the outlines, cut and order grey to trace over, cut and order yellow to trace over, cut and order colour outlines - children trace within the lines and / or colour in the numbers. Links to handwriting and fine motor control.

Here is a set of 4 worksheets where children read the sentences and work out the missing words. They can use the pictures to help them and the key words across the top of the pages. Children write in the missing words and also write them out in the boxes provided. Children highlight or colour in the pictures as they work out the relevant ones. Each worksheet has the same pictures to choose from but 4 different word answers to choose from. The final page - sheet 5 is a worked example.