3 worksheets with an Outdoor or Nature theme suitable for SEND, EYFS and KS1. Each worksheet comes in colour and black and white. Children can label the things that can be seen outdoors using the words underneath. There are 12 pictures / symbols on each page. These can be duplicated and cut out to make matching pairs. The pictures and symbols support reading and writing and speaking and listening. Children can use the key vocabulary to write about the Outdoors or to make a list. The blank space on the worksheets could also be used for drawings, stories or poems. Pictures and symbols could also be enlarged and used for visual aids or displays. Boardmaker licence

4 pages of colour cards with 6 to a page. The cards each contain a message or phrase for children to think about and discuss. Use on your Thought of the Day board if you have one, or you could ask the children to create one. A good speaking and listening resource which can encourage children to talk in pairs, groups or as a class and help to develop self-awareness and confidence.

5 worksheets with a Jungle or animal theme. Children can colour in the pictures and trace over the words.

A set of worksheets with a money and toys theme using symbols. Sheet 1 shows the table set for the bring and buy toy sale with the price tags. Sheet 2 shows the table set and leaves the price tags blank for children or the teacher to fill in. Sheet 3 shows each toy with the name and a circle for the children to write in the costs. Sheet 4 shows a grid with the toys. Children can write the words underneath the toys and add in the prices. Sheet 5 is a comprehension sheet where children read the questions and work out the answers. Boardmaker licenced

8 activity sheets with a cross curriuclar Clothes theme. On each page there is a different sort of clothing, footwear or accessory. Each of the pictures on each page are numbered to 12. Children discuss the clothing and look at detail and function. They then use the writing area of the sheet to write key words associated with the items that describe them and / or write a sentence for each. Items include: hats, trousers and shorts, shoes, socks, jackets and coats. Links with literacy, writing and speaking and listening. Extend by asking children to describe an item of clothing and the class can say what it is from the description. Useful resource too, for those learning English.

8 worksheets for children learning to count to 3 and recognise numerals to 3. Children count and match cars, fruit, toys, houses, animals, shoes and balls. The final sheet asks children to count the candles on the cakes up to 3 and match to the children.

4 worksheets where children use the pictures cues to help them make compound words. The words are written at the bottom of the worksheets to assist them.

Get creative and have fun with food in class using these visual aids. 10 pages of colour cards with 2 cards on each page. Cut out and laminate. Children can use the ideas in the pictures to stimulate their imagination. They can go on to design food characters of their own and either make them with real food or create them in art lessons. Extend by asking children to create stories around the characters they have made linking to literacy.

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.

3 worksheets in black and white with an animal theme. Links to phonics, spelling, reading and writing. The resource is based on 9 x 3 letter word animals. Sheet 1 9 snakes carry the animal words. Children can colour in the letters, sound out the words and identify the animals. Sheet 2 The words are in the form of 9 flashcards. Children can trace over the letters and match the words to the pictures on sheet 3. Sheet 3 Shows a pictures of each of the animals with their first sound. Children identify the animals, say the sound, trace the sound and match the pictures to the words in sheet 1 and 2.

4 worksheets and a cut and make collage farm sheet. Sheets 1 to 3 show Daisy Farm and Daisy the farmer, together with 4 animals or things that you find on the farm such as a barn or tractor. Children can read the words, trace over them and colour in the pictures. The final sheet shows all the pictures with a border for children to cut around and then assemble to make a farm picture or collage.

A set of resources to support children with their fine motor and handwriting skills. Suitable for SEND pupils, EYFS and KS1. There are 4 designs of worksheets each in colour and black and white. The colour ones are really useful for laminating and putting in the writing corner and then they can be reused. Add dry markers. The black and white sheets are a copy of the colour versions. Children can use pencils or markers to trace over the dotted lines to complete the pictures. The shapes include circles, squares, rectangles and triangles.

10 different toys for children to name, colour and match. There is a colour and a black and white toy on each page. Children can also write the names of the toys and cut out the cards to play matching games. Toys include a dog, elephant, bunny, duck and dinosaur.

A creative activity linked to holidays, clothing, pattern, shape, colour and animals. Share with the children, the 6 different colour design ideas for flip flops and discuss animal patterns, use of gems and colour. Children can then use the templates provided to design and make their own flip flops. Alternatively, they could draw around their own feet instead of using the templates provided. Add collage and paint for a more 3D effect.

3 worksheets linked to Science, Homes and Maths topics. The symbols used are all in colour and Boardmaker licenced. Each sheet has pictures of objects that require the use of power to make them work. Children count the objects in each box from one to eight. They can match them to the number words at the bottom of the pages. Extend by asking the children to cut out the pictures and order them from 1 to 10. Use the template on the last page for children to paste their pictures into in order.

3 worksheets with a Royal theme. Each sheet has pairs of pictures for children to find, colour in, cut out and pair.

3 worksheets with a fun approach to spelling. Each of the 8 words used when spelt backwards makes a different word. Symbols are used to support SEND pupils. (Boardmaker licenced) Sheet 1 shows a symbol for each of the words. Children can cut these out and make pairs of matching words spelt forwards and backwards e.g star and rats. They can write out the pairs of words in the space provided. Sheet 2 asks children to read the sentences and fill in the missing words using the table. Sheet 3 asks children to underline the correct words from each pair to complete the sentences e.g.* I heard a wolf /flow howling in the night.*

Children will enjoy colouring the sweet bags to make them the same on page one. On page two, children can make all the sweet bags different using felt pens, pencils or crayons.

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.

Link your phonics work with holidays, the World, geography or journeys. Sheet 1 shows a turtle with 17 words beginning with B related to Barbados. Children can match up the pictures to the words and trace the letters. Sheet 2 is the same sheet without the words. Children can fill in the words related to the pictures or write the letter B as appropriate for their level of ability. Sheet 3 shows the words for children to trace. Children can research the words they are not familiar with and learn more about Barbados.