A sheet containing all the letters of the alphabet. This is stuck into the front or back of their workbook/exercise book as a reference for them to support them in spelling words correctly. Fully editable.

A worksheet to compare different house types. House types include a log cabin, a house, a caravan and a boat house. Children select the 2 houses they want to compare then write the similarities and differences onto the Venn diagram. Partially editable. All can be edited apart from the Venn diagram.

A worksheet containing random numbers to 30 with two boxes to separate the tens and ones using Base 10. Includes tens and ones to cut and stick onto the worksheet. Fully editable.

A placemat template for children to design their own placemat. I used this to celebrate International Day. The children drew their county flag in the centre then drew/wrote facts about their country around it. Includes learning objectives. Fully editable.

Images of Beijing landmarks to cut and stick for a topic about Beijing or a sorting activity. This resource is great for comparing old and new Beijing and looking and old and new buildings. Includes a ready to use Venn diagram for sorting the pictures.

Ladybird addition worksheet contains 6 questions, plus a challenge to find 3 numbers to add up to a specified amount. Include a box to write number sentences and a number line at the top to use for counting.

5 top tips top help parents to support their children with phonics at home, as well as correcting common errors that parents make.

This is the ultimate guide to EYFS that I wrote to pass to our new staff as they arrived to help us understand our school. It’s very thorough and covers all key areas. Some parts are generic and others are school specific. I have highlighted the key parts to be edited in yellow, however, you would obviously need to read it all to ensure the information is relevant to your school. The guide is completely editable so you can make it relevant to your setting. The guide covers Staffing Duties and Responsibilities Behaviour Morning Activities Snacks Daily routines (morning, lunch, home, etc) Homework Communication with Parents Social Media Child Protection Classroom Set Up Displays Outdoor Environment Curriculum Themes Literacy (Phonics, guided reading, writing, letter formation, T4W) Investigative Maths Learning Through Play Timetables Planning Formats Assessment (observations, Tapestry) Moderation Inclusion Monitoring of Staff Training

Giant behaviour management or self assessment faces - includes 3 faces that can also be used as a traffic light system if printed on coloured paper.

A simple set of guidelines to share with students and work experience students entering your school. They are fairly generic to schools, but are quite EYFS/Kindergarten specific. The guidelines are editable.

A simple 2 page end of Reception report format. This resource is editable. Characteristics of Effective Learning Prime Areas of Learning Maths Literacy Themed Learning Small General Comment This can be paired with the ELG Report Format which I also have listed for free.

Simple Pre-School or Nursery report format. Includes Prime Areas of Learning Small area for Specific Areas Characteristics of Effective Learning Small general comment

A PowerPoint that is ready to use and filled with lots of advice and practical strategies for parents to use to support them in managing their children’s behaviour at home. Summary of behaviour Key strategies to manage behaviour Practical resources to implement The PowerPoint is editable

Reading in a relaxed environment with parents is so important and such a lovely experience! This PowerPoint includes key information for parents and lots of step and ideas to make the reading experience more valuable. It is ready to use but also editable.

Discover the essential benefits of outdoor play with our comprehensive PowerPoint presentation, designed for use in parent workshops. This ready-to-use resource highlights the crucial role of outdoor play in fostering all aspects of a young child’s development, from physical and cognitive growth to social skills and emotional well-being. It also offers practical ideas for incorporating outdoor activities into daily routines at home. Visually engaging and well-organised, the presentation is both informative and adaptable, allowing you to tailor it to your specific needs. Equip parents with valuable insights and strategies to enhance their children’s learning through play. Included in this PowerPoint Presentation: Importance of outdoor learning Benefits of outdoor learning on child development Parent role in outdoor learning Practical activities to do outdoors with children

Parents often want to play with their children but aren’t quite sure how to go about it. This PowerPoint can be used to deliver a workshop to parents with some tips and strategies to help them learn to play with their child. The PowerPoint is ready to use but also editable.

A useful and informative ready to use, editable presentation to share ideas and strategies that parents can use to support their children with their fine motor skills.

A ready to use, editable PowerPoint to present to parents in a workshop about supporting young learners with mathematical development. Each slide includes a key objective and three examples of fun and easy activities that parents can do at home. It also contains some links to websites and apps that will be useful to parents.

Parents often want to support their children in Phonics development but aren’t sure how. This ready to use and editable PowerPoint has many activities that parents can easily adapt and use in their home with their children. This PowerPoint includes What is Phonics Activities for each Phonics Phase 1-3/4 Useful Apps to download Useful websites to access

A workshop for practitioners to deliver to parents about the importance of bedtime routines and strategies to develop a good bedtime routine with their children. The PowerPoint includes The importance of routine Examples of routine charts to use with children Activity ideas to do before bed How to manage children getting out of bed And more…