Children to sort and cut and stick pictures of old books and new books. A large selection of old and modern book pictures.

LO: To orally tell the story of the Three little Pigs. This simple powerpoint presentation boasts bright and clear images of the different parts of the story. Using simple language for young children, it can be used as a whole-class drama session where each group re-tells one or two parts of the story. Supports Pie Corbett method of story telling. Slides can be printed and used as handouts, or pictures to be used for caption writing.

7 complete lessons over 6 weeks. Topics covered: Spherical bodies, day and night, shadows and the sun’s position, seasons, rotation, orbits, gravity, phases of the moon, solar system planets, hemispheres. PowerPoint slides which are designed to be edited by the children. Reading comprehension skills Links to educational videos Memory platform at the beginning of every lesson- retrieval practice for skills previously taught Includes an easy shadow science experiment Originally designed for remote learning over Google Classroom but can be used in the classroom alongside other resources.

A simple powerpoint presentation that highlights the importance of patterns and writing inside a Mosque and common features of isalmic art.

Key words relating to the book series Dirty Bertie. includes: Dirty, Bertie, Nose, Habits, Yuck, Pong, Flowerbed, Bogey, Dog food, Stink, Suzy,

Key words with pictures to support a mermaid theme small world or literacy lesson. Ideal for an EYFS literacy rich classroom. Could also be used in an under the sea display.

A good fine motor skill activity for EYFS. Children can cut easily around the shapes and match the picture to the word. Can be used as a child initiated task or an adult-led activity.

Bright, clear key word cards related to Loch Ness. Can be used as part of a myths and legends topic. Can support literacy lessons and/or be used in display work.

Police related pictures in easy-to-cut shapes and matching words. Fine motor skills. Can be used as a child-initiated activity or as an adult-led.

LO: To begin to understand the differences between old and new toys. This is a discussion-prompting presentation and is best used alongside physical resources if they are available. If not, it can act as a stand-alone introduction to the topic. Children are encouraged to talk about their observations and to think about how toys were played with. Includes pictures of toys and old fashioned games as well as vocal to describe the toys: worn, delicate, tatty etc.

Frozen key word cards with pictures. Can be used in a themed small world, as literacy support or to brighten up a winter display. Both girls and boys loved this resource!

Was created as a fine-motor skill task for a reception class but lends itself to reading and writing tasks in early years. Could also be used in a display.

22 Key word cards with real-life colourful pictures for use in a Kenyan topic. Can be used on writing table in early years, in a small world or as part of a display.

Powerpoint presentation which can be edited by the children. Clear, visual and repetitive. Explains and builds skills systematically. Originally designed for remote learning but can be used in the classroom (or slides can be printed to write on and stick in books)