This is a simple board game you can use to help your children reinforce their understanding of rhyming words. You will need to have a die and counters to use this game alongside the printable game board and game cards. The game has a game board which children move around and a game card. They need to identify if the word they land on rhymes with the word on their game card.

The pack includes: - Instructions on how to use colourful semantics to support ordering of words in sentences (this can be used to increase confidence in speech or to support children's writing). - 10 pages with three pictures on each page. Children cut out and order the key words into the subejct, verb, object order. Children should then be encouraged to read the words aloud to reinforce the correct order of words in English sentences. This pack is for children who are starting to use 3 key words in their speech or are starting to write 3 key words in their writing. It focuses on 'who, what doing, and what' so that children start to understand the subject, verb, object sequence of English sentences. Includes: - 10 worksheets for children - 1 explanation sheet for adults

Use this ladybird resource as a cool way to teach younger children how to double small numbers. You could also laminate the ladybirds and make them into playdough mats for children to use playdough to make the spots on both sides.

3 simple worksheets. Children direct the boy to the school bus around this simple maze. They then need to write down the directions they have taken. You can direct children to use positional words such as up, down, right and left. Or you can direct children to use cardinal directions, North, South, East and West. Decide whether you want children to record the number of squares they have moved. (Could be linked to a lesson using beebots. )

This resource is useful for when you are using the Little Red Hen story in class and are practicing early writing with your children. It includes 6 pages with writing patterns, a picture from the story and a word from the story for children to trace over.

These printables will help your children to reinforce their learning when it comes to directions. There are printables that help children to think of the directions up, down, left and right. Have your child find their way from the ship to the lighthouse around the maze and then write down the directions they took to get there. You can also use the cardinal directions of North, South, East and West. Then your child can follow the directions given by the arrows to navigate around a grid and land on different coloured squares. Your child will navigate around a nautical themed map to end up at different points then write their own directions using the four main compass point directions. Finally, help your child understand co-ordinates by having them follow the co-ordinates to draw a line to discover the shape in each grid.

These printables will support a child who is starting to learn about division. Help your child to relate the concept of division to sharing using counters and the circles to work out the divisions. Then use the task cards and the one step word problems to reinforce the concept. The product includes: - 4 worksheets where children can use counters and the circles to work out divisions - one for /2, /3, /4, and /5. - 16 task cards with a division on each one and an answer sheet for the children to record their answers. There is also an answer sheet for the teacher for the task cards so as to save time when marking the response sheets. - 3 pages of one step word problems requiring the use of division to answer the questions. 3 questions on each sheet leads to a total of 9 questions.

This pack includes a simple story called 'The boy who lost his bounce.' The boy goes around testing different items to see if they bounce and to see if he has found his bounce. The pack also includes: - A sequencing activity using three pictures from the story and asking children to sequence the pictures. - A second sequencing activity using pictures of the 6 things that Jack tries to bounce and asking children to sequence the six pictures. - Instructions on how to use colourful semantics to support ordering of words in sentences (this can be used to increase confidence in speech or to support children's writing). - Appropriate pictures and 3 sentence strips at a 3 word level for children to create their own sentences about pictures in the story. This pack is for children who are starting to use 3 key words in their speech or are starting to write 3 key words in their writing. It focuses on 'who, what doing, and what'.

This is a pack of a few word maps and then four games to help children with word finding difficulties or word retrieval difficulties to 'file' words in their mind for later use. The games focus on children connecting words through rhyming words, starting sounds, categories and parts of items to ideas and words they already know. It contains: - 3 pages of a word map with a clipart image of a dog, cat or frog in the centre for children to work on by answering the questions in the shapes around. - 1 blank word map. - 1 game board using starting sounds. - 1 game board using rhyming words. - 1 game board using 'parts of...'. - 1 game board using categories. - 1 game board for the syllables game. - 1 game board for the 'where you find it' game.

The pack includes: - Instructions on how to use colourful semantics to support ordering of words in sentences (this can be used to increase confidence in speech or to support children's writing). - 10 pages with three pictures on each page. Children cut out and order the key words into the subejct, verb, object order. Children should then be encouraged to read the words aloud to reinforce the correct order of words in English sentences. This pack is for children who are starting to use 3 key words in their speech or are starting to write 3 key words in their writing. It focuses on 'who, what doing, and what' so that children start to understand the subject, verb, object sequence of English sentences. Includes: - 10 worksheets for children - 1 explanation sheet for adults

The pack includes: - Instructions on how to use colourful semantics to support ordering of words in sentences (this can be used to increase confidence in speech or to support children's writing). - 10 pages with three pictures on each page. Children cut out and order the key words into the subejct, verb, object order. Children should then be encouraged to read the words aloud to reinforce the correct order of words in English sentences. This pack is for children who are starting to use 3 key words in their speech or are starting to write 3 key words in their writing. It focuses on 'who, what doing, and what' so that children start to understand the subject, verb, object sequence of English sentences. Includes: - 10 worksheets for children - 1 explanation sheet for adults

This resource is useful if you are using The Little Red Hen story in your class. It includes the full story using simplified language on 4 to a page cards.

This activity pack is for the traditional story - 'The Little Red Hen' It is particularly suitable for Early Years and SEN classes. It includes: - An audio power point presentation of the story. Using simplified language. (Audio only works on new versions of powerpoint) - 4 to a page sequencing cards of the entire story (you can use a subset of the cards if you prefer). - Writing pattern sheets for children who are beginning to develop writing skills. - Counting clip cards. - Playdough mats. - Mix and match matching cards. - Writing sheets with wide and narrow writing lines. - A word mat with key words from the story on with pictures to support. The items above are also available individually in my shop.

This resource is useful if you are using The Little Red Hen story in your pre-k, k or sped classroom. It is a powerpoint of a simplified vesion of the story. I have narrated the story so it has audio (I have a British accent so this is the accent with which it is narrated - please download the preview for a sample). The audio will only work on newer versions of powerpoint.

Includes 5 worksheets where children cut out the three CVCe words and match to the pictures. Also includes the exact same 5 worksheets but this time children cut out the jumbled up letters and spell out the three words.

This resource contains 15 cards for children to discuss. The cards are 'what would you do if...' scenarios. The children should be thinking about the different community helpers who could help them in each situation and about what the appropriate response is. For example, if you graze your leg will have a different answer to if you find someone unconscious. PLEASE USE THE CARDS WITH YOU DEEM APPROPRIATE TO THE AGE AND UNDERSTANDING OF THE CHILDREN YOU WORK WITH.

This resource is useful if you are using the Little Red Hen story in your class. It includes 9 playdough mats. Some focus on making letter shapes.

This resource is based on balls and would appeal to children who enjoy ball games and like their hobbies to be brought into their class work. The activities will help young children who are beginning to understand place value or older children who need some extra help and support in this area. There is a simple outline of a suggested lesson plan including an idea for a starter and ending activity. - 9 worksheets where children look at the denes squares and write down the total in a box underneath. - 6 worksheets where children look at a row of numbers and shade in all the numbers with a particular number in the hundreds, tens or units column. - 3 worksheets where children partition a number into tens and units. - 3 worksheets where children recombine partitioned numbers into one number. An instruction sheet for an ending game using balls, unifix cubes (or other counters as available in your classroom) and hundreds, tens and units tables available as a page at the end for printing.

Tell the time puzzle pieces! Are you teaching your class how to tell the time? Do they struggle with analogue and digital times? Well this is the resource for you! Use the puzzle outlines giving the time to give your children. Ask them to find the analogue and digital clock to match the written time. There are puzzle outlines and pieces for every five minutes. The puzzles are arranged with all the puzzles for o'clock times together then five past, then ten past etc. You could use these puzzles as a cut and stick activity or you could print and laminate the pieces using velcro for a reusable activity. If you are teaching time you may also be interested in my Tell the time printables and bingo game

Tell the time connector set of dominoes! Have your purchased sets of my tell the time dominoes and want to use them together? Well download this freebie set of tell the time dominoes so that you have overlapping matches between sets! Find my tell the time domino sets here: https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/time-tell-the-time-dominoes-o-clock-11150059 https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/time-tell-the-time-dominoes-half-past-11150370 https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/time-tell-the-time-dominoes-quarter-past-11150500 https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/time-tell-the-time-dominoes-quarter-to-11150587 Are you teaching your class how to tell the time? Do they struggle with analogue and digital times? Well this is the resource for you! Play dominoes with your children and help them to match analogue and digital clock faces while having fun! These dominoes are a connector set of dominoes.