A pdf printable booklet walking through step by step how to create a Colosseum board game piece. There is a challenge section at the back for early finishers.

A pdf printable booklet walking through step by step how to create a Chichen Itza board game piece. There is a challenge section at the back for early finishers.

This cut-and-stick story sequencing worksheet for Robin Hood by Bethan Woollvin helps students retell the story by arranging key events in the correct order. Featuring bold illustrations, this activity encourages children to recall the main events, develop comprehension skills, and practise fine motor skills as they cut out and glue each part of the story in sequence. A fun, hands-on way to explore the story’s structure, characters, and meaning!

This cut-and-stick story sequencing worksheet for The Paper Dolls by Julia Donaldson helps students retell the story by arranging key events in the correct order. Featuring illustrations or short descriptions from the book, this activity encourages students to recall main events, develop comprehension skills, and practice fine motor skills as they cut out and glue each part of the story in sequence. A fun, hands-on way to explore the story’s flow and meaning!

Enhance classroom discussions and social-emotional learning with our Friendship Traits Sorting Cards and Ranking Diamond Mat. This interactive and engaging educational tool helps children work together to identify and prioritize the qualities they value most in their friends, fostering meaningful conversations and deeper understanding of social values.

This cut-and-stick story sequencing worksheet for ‘I Can Catch a Monster’ or ‘Bo the Brave’ by Bethan Woollvin helps students retell the story by arranging key events in the correct order. Featuring illustrations, this activity encourages students to recall main events, develop comprehension skills, and practice fine motor skills as they cut out and glue each part of the story in sequence. A fun, hands-on way to explore the story’s flow and meaning!

This is a printable body check chart. A Body Check Chart (BCC) is a visual tool used to help individuals increase their awareness of internal body sensations—a skill known as interoceptive awareness. Interoception involves recognizing sensations within the body, such as hunger, thirst, warmth, or the need to use the restroom, and understanding their meaning. For children who struggle with this, a BCC provides a structured, accessible way to identify and label these sensations, supporting them in better managing sensory processing challenges and emotional regulation.

This cut-and-stick story sequencing worksheet for ‘That Rabbit Belongs to Emily Brown’ by Cressida Cowell helps students retell the story by arranging key events in the correct order. Featuring illustrations, this activity encourages students to recall main events, develop comprehension skills, and practice fine motor skills as they cut out and glue each part of the story in sequence. A fun, hands-on way to explore the story’s flow and meaning!

Bring the vibrant city of London to your classroom with this set of 4 landmark vocabulary mats, thoughtfully designed to support Year 1 students in crafting descriptive sentences. Originally created for a captivating London topic inspired by the beloved book ‘Katie in London,’ these mats are perfect for enhancing literacy skills and sparking young imaginations.

Enhance your classroom with our Phonics Wall Display, designed to seamlessly integrate with the Grow the Code Grapheme Mat. This comprehensive set includes 45 vibrant wall display cards (wall friezes) that cover all the sounds featured in the Little Wandle phonics program. Each card is thoughtfully crafted to support phonics instruction, making it easier for young learners to grasp and remember the essential sounds. The visually appealing design not only brightens up your classroom but also serves as an effective teaching aid, reinforcing phonics concepts daily.

Bring the wonders of the animal kingdom into your classroom with our Animal Chatterbox! Specifically designed to support Year 1 students, this interactive learning tool aligns perfectly with the White Rose Science curriculum.

Engage your students with the fascinating life of the Cosmonaut Yuri Gagarin, the first human to journey into outer space! This interactive timeline activity is designed to help students learn about the key events in Gagarin’s life through a hands-on approach.

This ‘Working Towards’ chart features five Velcro Bluey characters that students can earn one by one as they progress toward a reward. Each time they complete a step or task, they can add a new Bluey character to their chart, building excitement as they get closer to their goal. Once all five characters are earned, they receive their reward, making it a fun and visual way to motivate positive behavior or task completion!

This visual handwriting checklist provides an easy-to-follow guide to help students ensure their writing is neat and well-formed. With clear, step-by-step visuals for key elements like letter size, spacing, alignment, and punctuation, students can quickly check each aspect before completing their work. Perfect for building strong handwriting habits and boosting confidence!

This cut-and-stick story sequencing worksheet for My Friend Earth by Patricia MacLachlan helps students retell the story by arranging key events in the correct order. Featuring illustrations, this activity encourages students to recall main events, develop comprehension skills, and practice fine motor skills as they cut out and glue each part of the story in sequence. A fun, hands-on way to explore the story’s flow and meaning!

Year 1 Science lesson on birds.

8 mindfulness display cards to support transition breaks between activities.

Visual Timetable for KS1

Introduce young learners to the fascinating Grassland and Tundra biome awith these engaging and child-friendly fact files! Designed for primary students, this resource explores the unique features of grasslands and tundras, focusing on the Mongolian Steppe and Canadian Arctic tundra. It includes key information about grassland and tundra animals (like Przewalski’s horse and Pallas’s cat), plants, and the vital role of domesticated animals such as yaks, cashmere goats, and Mongolian horses.

Engage your Year 1 students with an exciting literacy lesson based on the delightful book “Monsters Never Get Haircuts” by Marie-Hélène Versini. This comprehensive lesson plan is designed to captivate young minds and enhance their vocabulary and comprehension skills through interactive and fun activities. Product Features: Short PowerPoint Presentation: A visually appealing and engaging PowerPoint to guide the lesson, featuring key scenes and themes from the book. This presentation is perfect for introducing the story and sparking discussion among students. Vocabulary Word Mats: Colorful and easy-to-use word mats to support students’ understanding of new vocabulary. These mats are designed to help children grasp and retain key words and phrases from the story, enhancing their language development. Slide on Colorful Semantics: An additional slide dedicated to colorful semantics, a visual approach to teaching sentence structure and language skills. This slide will help students understand how to construct sentences and improve their overall literacy.

Unlock the wonders of the animal kingdom with our comprehensive Animal Sorting Cards set! Perfect for educators and parents alike, this engaging resource is designed to help students explore and understand the diverse world of animals while addressing common misconceptions.