Are you teaching Jasper’s Beanstalk? This resource is ideal. Consisting of the following. (Two files to download) Jasper’s Beanstalk story - powerpoint with audio Page 1-2 writing the missing story. Page 3 Jasper’s beanstalk song Page 4 Drawing taller and shorter Page 5 Ordering beanstalks.

Are you reading ‘Whatever Next’ in your setting? This powerpoint is the full story so children can see each page clearly. A great resource.

This 10 page resource is ideal if you are using Nibbles the Book Monster. Consisting of the following: Master Plan Sheet Holiday items Sheet Wanted Poster - add adjectives 2D shapes  2D Nibbles blank template (to glue on 2D shapes) Nibbles cage items Nibbles Sign (to glue on cage) Nibbles maze (fine motor control) Sequencing Nibbles  Template to sequence Nibbles.

Are you using the book Peace at Last with your children? This 15 page resource is great to support your children’s learning. Consisting of the following: Ears to make and go on a listening walk. Sound walk in school (Tick box) Sound Walk in school (Draw) Loud and quiet sort sheet and items Sequencing sheet - pictures Writing template with pictures (3 Pages) Writing template without words or pictures (3 Pages) Writing template with missing words. (3 Pages)

If you teach RWI phonics to your pupils, then this item is a must. This product can be used as a wall display or a visual prompt on your child’s table. It consists of two sides: Set one sounds Set two and three sounds This is a great resource to support your pupils during their reading and writing sessions. It is bright and colourful and is very child friendly.

Does your school use Class Dojo? After certificates that can be used to celebrate your children’s behaviour? This 5 page resource consists of 10 A5 certificates, with five different designs. Can be printed and laminated.

This three page activity includes a colourful picture of a zoo scene for children to use and label when writing about the zoo. It is a great resource to encourage children to talk about what happens on a zoo and what they might see there, including the noises they might hear.

Children love to be independent, especially when it comes to making their own sandwich. After making a jam sandwich with your children, why not get them to write instructions, and order the sequence for others to make a jam sandwich? This 4 page activity includes the following: 6 pictures showing the different stages of making a jam sandwich which can be cut up and used to sequence the order, along with key words to use if writing instructions. Blank boxes for the 6 pictures to be placed. Two sheets containing blank boxes and lines for children to write their own set of instructions.

This 310 page powerpoint is a great way to engage your reception class. Whether it’s first thing when they arrive or for a five minute activity throughout the day, this colourful powerpoint is great to embed their learning. Consisting of the following: Identifying initial sounds Letter formation RWI order Letter formation and pictures Letter recognition - matching upper case and lower case Number formation 0-20 Number - making sets of 0-20 Sentence writing Rhyming words 2D shape counting Addition problems Routine Addition number sentences Subtraction number sentences One more one less Label the picture Sentence scramble Silly sentences Letter formation High frequency words Write the missing numbers Place the missing numbers Identify missing numbers 2D shapes 3D shapes Number formation Repeating patterns Colour hunt One more One less Longer and shorter Taller and shorter

This activity can be used to help children understand the difference between old and new toys. Children are presented with several pictures. They are encouraged to talk about each picture, discussing what they can see, and whether they think the toy is old or new and why. Children can then glue the pictures onto the correct side. This activity develops children’s speaking and listening skills along with their understanding of time. It is advisable to show children a selection of old and new toys before completing this activity, so they can see the difference between them.

Children love to play ‘What’s the time Mr Wolf’, so why not start this activity with a game first, but encourage them to make times on clocks before they move. This activity includes two sheets, one for the children to draw the hands on the clock and another to recognise the time on the clock. The focus is on o’clock.

This great one page resource is a cool tool to use in your fine motor control areas. Ideal to show children how they can manipulate the playdough or use as a tool for practitioners to note down the exact movement being displayed by the child.

Do you teach RWI in your school or are looking for a great visual prompt to support your little learners? Well this 26 page resource is ideal for displaying in your indoor and outdoor areas. A super product which allows you to remember the rhymes to support the formation of each letter sound.

I created this tool to help teachers know what sound each child had been taught throughout the day and a prompt for pinny time. This resource was also useful for parents to understand what their child had been taught and a great tool for children’s self esteem - being rewarded with a sticker after the lesson.

This is a great resource when learning about vehicles and different types of transport. This product consists of 27 pages - with differentiated activities for 9 different vehicles. car motorbike aeroplane sail boat helicopter bicycle truck train bus

This colourful three page resource is great when learning about sea creatures or after reading the Rainbow fish. This resource is differentiated to support different children’s abilities.

All children like to learn about how things grow. This product contains two sheets for them to complete, linked to the life cycle of a plant. The colourful sheet encourages children to talk about the different stages and what happens at each stage.

Do you have pupils turn up to school with existing injuries? Want to cover yourself and your setting? This document is ideal for reporting these.

Are you teaching RWI at your setting? This great resource is ideal to use in your continuous provision or to send home with your pupils. Consisting of the set 1 sounds, pictures, and rhymes this is great to encourage your child to learn and write the sound. The grey letter is to be used to trace over - I suggest creating a rainbow letter, so encourage the children to form the letter using lots of colours. Then move onto writing their own letters below. It is important that they say the rhyme as they write the letter.

Are you reading ‘Peace At Last’ in your setting? This powerpoint is the full story so children can see each page clearly. A great resource.