Worksheet for Autumn patterns in EYFS and Key Stage 1 maths. Children cut out the images and arrange on sugar paper strips etc to create their own mathematical pattern!

Autumn themed praise notes home for home-school communication. Print as A4 or select multiple pages per sheet on your printer options to save paper and ink!

Template (in Word and PDF) to create a days of the week wheel. All you will need is: a split pin This file printed onto white card Crayons One rectangle of card per child as the ‘handle’ - mine is blue in the image.

Gratitude mug template: one page of mug and 3 marshmallows one page of 9 marshmallows for extras PPT and PDF versions included

Use the key to colour-code the 2D shapes hanging on the Christmas tree. Available as a PDF document.

Cut and stick Christmas pattern activity for EYFS and Year 1 Continuous Provision

Recording template for Autumn seasonal weather changes, as part of the Year 1 Science curriculum. I printed mine on A3 paper for Year 1s, to allow extra space for larger letter formation. There is a circle in the centre for an Autumn picture. Available as a PPT for editing and PDF.

Winter images to create maths patterns. Perfect for EYFS and Year 1 continuous provision.

Set of cards depicting a wide range of emotions, for use in PSHE lessons and social communication activities.

Greater than, less than and equal to cards and mathematical symbols for Key Stage 1 and Key Stage 2 practical maths activities. Use counters, dice, number cards and more to compare numbers in a practical and fun way.

Supertato sequel ‘Bubbly Troubly’ wordmat

Growth Mindset questionnaires for Key Stage One and Two. The questionnaire will provide a numerical value for you to order the children in your class, according to their resilience and perseverance mindset.

Investigation into the properties of different common materials and how you can change the shape of some by twisting bending, squashing etc. Clear recording format for Key Stage One. Blank materials on second page for own choices.

4 different half dinosaur faces to complete using a variety of art media e.g. oil pastels, pencil crayons, watercolour paints. Useful for EYFS or Year 1 continuous provision.

Part part whole model to support the teaching of White Rose Maths scheme. Matching number and letter log slice designs also available in my TES shop.

Spin and Sculpt activity mat for customised phonics practice. Print out the mat on a colour of your choice (I chose brown in my example photo), laminate and then add a split pin and paper clip as the spinner. Finally, write the phonics you wish to focus on in whiteboard pen or chalk pen. Children sound out and read the word, before making it on their mat! This could be adapted for EYFS by writing single letters and children create their own model corresponding with the initial letter chosen e.g. s for snake etc.

Differentiated maths activity for Year 2 children, working on missing numbers in addition and subtraction problems. Available as Pdf and Word document for editing.

Great for interactive learning! 2D and 3D shape cards for the classroom games such as ‘Quiz Quiz Trade’: Children each have a card. They put their hand up to signify they need a partner. Once they have found a partner around the room, greet politely/high 5. Partner A asks what the shape name is or how many edges (2D shape only), covering the answer with their thumb. Partner B answers or is coached. Partner B asks their questions. Trade cards and find a new partner!

Botanical themed open-ended maths book for beginning of term, allowing students to show you what they can do. Ideas for use: Download matching botanical number cards. Pupils choose two cards to create an addition or subtraction calculation Counting on in 2s, 5s and 10s etc. Drawing 2D shapes Position and direction e.g. 3 squares forward, quarter turn to the right, 6 squares forward… Fractions (draw a rectangle and see how many ways you can split it into quarters. Print back to back to make a simple A5 folded booklet.

All about me poster for an easy back to school activity. Children have space to write and draw ‘photos’ of themselves in the spaces.