These are lovely activities to support children in adding 2 and 3 digits to 10. It is also great for supporting children in finding missing numbers. Inspired by White Rose Small Steps in learning

This is a common exception words display designed to stand out. These are words which can be tricky to remember, make them ‘wow’. 43 common exception words included.

These are gorgeous number grids to allow children to count the insects or dinosaurs, use the number grids to place counters to place counters and have a go at forming the numeral.

These are lovely addition to 5 worksheets to support young learners in using pictures to add 2 groups. Cross curricular approach using a gardening/plant theme. Putting children at the core of their learning.

These are gorgeous jungle sheets which children can complete to show their understanding of the numbers from one to ten. Completing a range of varied fluency tasks for each number.

A great activity. Laminate the sound boards, images and letters sounds. Choose a middle sound board, select an image, say what you see in the picture and sound out to find the middle sound. Find the correct letter and place it on the board to complete the CVC word. 6 different sound boards included with a range of images. Putting children at the core of their learning…

This is a lovely activity focusing on sports objects. Learners who are beginning with counting who find writing and forming shapes a challenge with Special Educational Needs, can access this resource to assess their knowledge and understanding. By counting the objects and recording using dots or dashes in the space provided, it allows learners to evidence and evaluate their answers. A great tool to promote independence and maths recording of children with difficulties in this area.

These are 3 great games to support KS1 learners in their times tables. Helps with rapid recall once the ground work of understanding the different ways of multiplying are consolidated. Fantastic games with a high engagement level to see who can get to the Monster Mash by answering a range of times table questions. 3 printable board games included, with numerals and question cards for 2 x tables, 5 times tables and 10 times tables. Putting the love back in learning!

These gorgeous paint pot colour posters are the perfect visual for young learners to begin colour recognition. Visually stimulating to enhance any room or art display. Putting children at the core of their learning.

This is an interactive presentation to support children in their understanding of the sometimes confusing possessive apostrophe. Includes steps of success and encourages participation throughout. Learning in a ‘child friendly way’. Also included is a possessive apostrophe activity to allow children to practise their skills

This is a great game which not only requires children to take turns and learn in a fun way, it encourages higher order thinking. Learners have to listen to the questions read out to them and try to solve the problem by finding the fraction. However, in many cases the fraction needed is the lowest possible equivalent fraction. The first person to cover their game board with coloured counters is the winner.

These are great activities to help children to build the key points to their story. Roll the dice to work out what their story is going to be about, then let creativity begin. One ‘design a story’ activity has a Superhero them to help with superhero story writing, then other has a range of different characters. These provide a great support to children to help them with ideas, they also support children in keeping focused on the direction of their writing.

These are great cards which can be printed and laminated, to help children when struggling with the spellings of certain words. Having these tricky words around for children to refer to when writing whenever they need them, can really help with reading and spelling.

This is a fantastic bundle of resources to support the teaching of the history topic Anglo Saxons. The collection of activities includes a powerpoint presentation which is child friendly, giving the important information, without being text heavy. To compliment the presentation we have included a research task to enable children to use their findings to create their very own news report. To really get the most out of this topic, there is also a diary entry activity, which encourages the children to use the information they have found and the key points they have learned from the powerpoint, to put themselves in the shoes of a Briton being invaded by the Anglo Saxons. How would they have felt? To finish off, we have also included a design a shield activity in the style of those used by the Anglo Saxons. Putting the love back in learning…

This is a gorgeous, child friendly powerpoint presentation explaining to children what a rock is, comparing with other things to explain clearly. It prepares learners when studying rocks to know what to look for. To go hand in hand this is a vocabulary word mat to support writing and investgations. A great activity tried and tested, highly engaging and inspiring. Putting the love in learning…

This is a fantastic interactive display which has been designed for use in Year 2 or Year 3, but it could be used in other groups where a range of vocabulary is not widely used in writing. The idea of this display activity is to be used on a board at child height, allowing them to select a word from the relevant treasure box during their writing, taking it to their desk to support spelling. This has been trialled in a Year 2 class and it worked brilliantly well. This download includes all the treasure boxes with word cards, the diamond images and all the display letters, all to be printed and laminated to get the greatest effect.

These are 2 fantastic activities to help children in KS1 with their rapid recall of mental arithmetic. Great for SATs practise to really get to grips with arithmetic type questions in a fun way. One game is focusing on addition and subtraction and the other focuses on multiplication and division, in line the the current curriculum expectations. Putting the love in learning…

These are gorgeous resources to suit children with Special Educational Needs working at Plevels and children in KS1. The handprint mats are designed to be made sensory allowing children to touch the different materials to compare with a range of objects. The recording sheets for several properties are included with the choice of taking photographs of own objects or using the pre-printed objects. Also included are sections to stick in to show different properties of objects if writing is difficult. Putting the love in learning.

Here are a whole range of activities to support the ‘Plants’ topic in EYFS and KS1. The powerpoint presentation is beautifully illustrated and animated to enhance engagement. It also contains a poem, telling the story of the seed step by step to support understanding. There are a whole range of resources to compliment the powerpoint, such as worksheets to assess learning, a bingo game to consolidate, labelling plants and trees and key vocabulary display cards. There is also a cut and stick activity to assess knowledge and a seed journal to complete during a plant growing investigation. Putting the love back in learning…

These are brilliant booklets for schools to give to parents. The literacy guide contains a reading comprehension activity, a spelling activity, a grammar/punctuation assessment sheet, a grammar game and a SATs stress buster advice section giving 10 tips to support children and prevent them getting anxiety in the build up to the tests. The maths guide contains an arithmetic assessment, a reasoning assessment and a times tables game. All of these have been created to give parents a good idea of what their children will be doing in their SATs tests, as well as giving them advice and knowledge of what they can do to help them revise or learn through games. A great resource which we are sure parents would find extremely useful. Children are at the very centre of everything we do…