Colourful labels that can be used in the classroom. Can be printed and written on. I have used these as name cards for my class.

A display that can be used as a reminder of year 1 grammar. Grammar cards include: finger spaces full stops capital letters exclamation mark question mark singular/plural prefix: un suffix: ing, ed, er noun verb adjective

Numbered log slices from 0 to 20. Numbers are written as numeral and words.

A resource to help children half a quantity, encouraging the quantity to be shared between 2 groups.

A writing template to be used in construction and block areas of provision. The blank template allows children to give their building a title, space to draw their design and opportunites to write about their project. This allows the activity to be adapted to different purposes, such as writing a descriptions, instructions or an evalutation.

Neutral labels that can be used in the classroom. Can be printed and written on. I have previously used these as name cards for my class, written number sentences on them and key vocabulary.

Gingham labels that can be used in the classroom. Can be printed and written on. I have previously used these as name cards for my class, written number sentences on them and key vocabulary.

All of the Reception tricky words written on pebbles.

A place value activity that consolidates numbers 1 to 10. Numbers are displayed on log slices as a numeral, word, subitising image and on a tens frame. This can be used as an activity or as part of a display.

60 different split digraph word cards with a mixture of real and alien words.

An overview document for 4 KS1 Science Club sessions. The sessions include supporting children develop their: problem solving skills creativity working scientifically skills resilence recaps their knowledge of everyday materials. This overview also includes a resource list to support with preparing and organsing each session.

Numbered logs 0 - 100. These can be used to enhance provision activites or as part of a natural themed display

Counting in 10s Activity Includes: -counting in 10s number line -missing number strips (forwards and backwards) -counting in 10s on a 100 square I cut missing numbers into strips and wrote missing numbers on bottle tops for children to use to finish the sequence.

Natural bunting with the numbers 0 to 20 written as a numeral and a word. Brown details with a hessian background.

Green neutral bunting with both lower case and upper case letters together.

Three different place value to 50 activities: Missing number tracks to 50. To consolidate counting forward and backwards to 50. Children can write on the number tracks or use number cards to fill the gaps. Drawing numbers to 50 on a tens frame. Children to practise using tens frames to draw and represent numbers to 50. Helps children practise counting in 10s when representing numbers. Number Representation Mat to 50. Consolidates understanding of numbers to 50, including partioning, representing their number and finding one more and one less.

A range of different representations to 50. Numbers are displayed using numicon base ten tens and ones tens frame dice playing cards

Various animal story stones that can be used to support creative writing and story telling. Animals include: pets (cat, dog, guinea pig, rabbit) minibeasts (ladybird, bee, butterfly, caterpillar) woodland animals (hedgehog, fox, deer, squirrel) zoo (elephant, giraffe, zebra, monkey) Australian (emu, wombat, kangaroo, koala) farm animals (cow, pig, horse, sheep) marine (octopus, seal, clown fish, whale)

Various amounts displayed in pink piggy banks to support with recognising and using British coins. This includes: written amount value opportunities to count in 2, 5 and 10 pence.

Ordinal numbers tower building challenge cards using multilink cubes. Colours used are: white, pink, green, blue, yellow and orange The challenges include ordinal numbers from 1st to 10th and the cards are differentiated numerical ordinal number and colours in order numerical ordinal number and colours mixed order written ordinal number and colours in order written ordinal number and colours in mixed order