Exit Ticket Template – “Today I Learned…” Make assessment quick, meaningful, and engaging with these fun and simple Exit Ticket templates! Perfect for encouraging children to reflect on their learning at the end of a lesson while giving teachers a valuable insight into pupil understanding. Simply print, cut, and hand out at the end of the lesson for a quick plenary or assessment opportunity.

Celebrate the end of the school year with this creative, memory-capturing activity! End of Year Snapshots invites children to reflect on their learning journey by drawing or writing inside fun camera-themed templates. This resource includes three differentiated versions to suit a range of learners and classroom needs: **Version 1: **Includes camera prompts with guiding questions (e.g. “What was the best lesson you had this year?”) Version 2: Titles only – perfect for more independent writers Version 3: Blank template – for children choose their own snapshot themes Ideal for KS1 and lower KS2, this flexible resource makes a lovely keepsake for portfolios or end-of-term displays. Great for building self-awareness, celebrating achievements, and encouraging reflective thinking in a fun, accessible way.

This All About Me pack includes three differentiated templates designed to help children share information about themselves in a fun, engaging, and creative way. Perfect for the start of the school year, transition days, or getting-to-know-you activities, these worksheets can be easily adapted for different ages and abilities across Key Stage 1 and Lower Key Stage 2. Each template offers a range of prompts such as: Name, age, and self-portrait Favourite colour, food, animal, and subject Friends, family, and hobbies Aspirations for the future Special skills and talents Whether used in September or during mid-year transitions, this pack makes an excellent icebreaker activity while providing a keepsake for students and parents.

Brighten up your learning space with this essential classroom display pack, perfect for Early Years, KS1, and inclusive primary classrooms! This download includes 4 eye-catching, teacher-designed posters to help create a welcoming, supportive and motivating environment for all learners: What’s Included: A–Z Alphabet Poster A simple and bold design that supports early phonics and letter recognition. Perfect for phonics corners, writing walls or early years literacy displays. Calming Strategies Poster A visual guide to self-regulation, promoting wellbeing and independence. Includes practical strategies like breathing, reading, play, and sensory calming. Positive Affirmation Poster Pack Uplift your learners with affirmations like “Be Kind”, “Spread Your Wings” and “Kindness is Free”. A beautiful way to foster a positive classroom culture. The Power of Yet Poster Encourage a growth mindset with this motivational poster reminding children they can achieve – just not yet! Great for building resilience and confidence.

Kickstart the school year with this engaging All About Me activity, perfect for EYFS and KS1 learners during the first week back. Designed to support early childhood transitions and build classroom community, this printable resource encourages children to reflect on who they are and what they love. Children will enjoy drawing pictures to share about their family, favourite food, subject, animal, and more—including space for a self-portrait! It is a lovely way for teachers to get to know their new class while promoting early speaking, listening, and fine motor skills. Includes: Self-portrait template Prompts for favourite things My Family space Easy-to-print format (PDF)

Resource 1: Writing Baseline Assessment This easy-to-use Year 1 Writing Baseline Assessment is perfect for gathering early evidence of pupils’ writing skills at the start of the academic year. Designed to align with the UK National Curriculum, this assessment helps identify key areas of strength and targets for development across transcription, composition, and handwriting. Resource 2: Maths Baseline Assessment This Year 1 Maths Baseline Assessment is a low-stakes, teacher-friendly way to evaluate children’s understanding of number, counting, and early mathematical reasoning. Designed to reflect key EYFS-to-KS1 transition objectives, this assessment provides a snapshot of where each child is on their mathematical learning journey.

Make your mornings calm, purposeful, and engaging with this child-friendly wordsearch pack, ideal for EYFS and KS1 learners. Perfect for settling children at the start of the day, these themed wordsearches support spelling, phonics, vocabulary development, and fine motor skills—all while keeping learning fun! Included Wordsearch Themes: Lilo and Stitch Under the Sea To Infinity and Beyond People Who Help Us At the Zoo Let’s Go Camping Zoom Zoom Transport

Bring the story of Supertato to life with this vibrant, child-friendly shortened text map, perfect for supporting young writers in retelling the story using visuals. Ideal for EYFS and KS1 classrooms, this resource is a fantastic tool for Talk for Writing, especially for EAL learners or those developing early sentence structure. This hand-drawn story map captures the key events from Supertato in a fun and accessible way, using symbols and simple illustrations to help children internalise the plot and sequence events with ease. What’s Included: A simplified visual retelling of the Supertato story Clearly structured sequence with illustrations and minimal text Perfect for shared reading, modelled writing, or independent story writing Supports storytelling, memory recall, and sentence building Use this as a classroom display, oral rehearsal tool, or as part of a wider Supertato-themed writing unit. Your learners will love becoming storytellers with the help of this engaging and supportive visual aid!

Year 1 Summer Revision Booklet – English & Maths This comprehensive Year 1 Summer Revision Booklet is the perfect resource to help children consolidate their learning and stay engaged over the holidays. Designed by a practising Year 1 teacher following the UK National Curriculum, it provides clear, age-appropriate activities in both English and Maths to prepare children for a confident start to Year 2. What’s Included? English (Reading, Phonics, Writing & Spelling): Read-and-draw phonics activities Caption matching Sentence writing with exciting adjectives Real and nonsense word sorting Tricky word challenges Colourful semantics and sensory sentence building Phonics digraphs and word sorting Word searches and spelling games Maths (Number, Calculation, Shape, Fractions & More): Number sequences, one more/less, counting in 2s/5s/10s Number bonds and part-whole models Addition and subtraction (with problem solving and colour reveal!) Place value and number comparison 2D/3D shapes and repeating patterns Halves and quarters of shapes and numbers Positional language activities Bonus: Handwriting practice sheets Perfect for: End-of-year consolidation Holiday homework Extra practice at home Booster groups or tutoring Encourage independent learning with engaging, clearly explained tasks that build confidence across core subject areas.

Make learning the alphabet fun and engaging with these printable A–Z Alphabet Colouring Pages, perfect for early learners in EYFS and KS1 classrooms! Each page features a bold uppercase and lowercase letter accompanied by a simple image beginning with that sound, making it ideal for phonics reinforcement and letter recognition. What’s Included: 26 individual A4 colouring pages (one for each letter of the alphabet) Clear, bold letters for tracing and colouring Simple images to support early sound recognition Great for fine motor skills and early literacy development Perfect for: Phonics and alphabet practice Homework packs Independent work during continuous provision SEND and EAL support A must-have resource for any early years classroom or homeschool setup!

This beautifully illustrated Alphabet Colouring and Tracing Booklet is designed to support early learners with letter recognition, phonics, and early spelling skills. Perfect for EYFS and Key Stage 1, each page focuses on a different letter of the alphabet and includes: Upper and lowercase letter formation Keyword illustrations (e.g., “A is for apple”) A range of vocabulary examples beginning with the target letter Clear and simple layouts ideal for independent or guided use This resource is ideal for phonics starters, morning work, literacy centers, or home learning packs. It helps children develop sound–symbol correspondence and build a rich early vocabulary, while also offering opportunities for colouring and fine motor development. Created with young learners in mind – engaging, educational, and fun! Aligned with UK English spelling.

Dictation Prep for Year 2 – Statutory Spelling Practice with Sentences This ready-to-use dictation pack is perfect for Year 2 learners to practise writing high-quality sentences using statutory spellings from the Year 1 and Year 2 curriculum. Each sentence has been carefully designed to reinforce common exception words and encourage correct sentence structure, punctuation, and handwriting habits. What’s included: 20 teacher-read dictation sentences A wide range of Year 1 and 2 statutory spelling words Clear reminders for punctuation, capital letters, and finger spaces Opportunities for self-checking and correction Perfect for: Spelling and grammar warm-ups Phonics and literacy support Small group interventions Independent writing practice This resource supports learners in developing confidence with spelling in context while improving their writing accuracy and fluency. Ideal for classroom use, homework, or revision.

This engaging resource supports Year 1 pupils in planning a personal recount using structured prompts and visual scaffolds. Aligned with the English National Curriculum, it helps learners recall and sequence key events using time connectives such as First, Then, Next, and Finally. What’s included: Version 1: A simplified template with visual prompts and sentence starters to support emerging writers or lower-ability learners. Version 2: A more open-ended planning sheet designed for higher-ability pupils to develop independence and deepen their writing. Both versions guide children to reflect on when, where, and who before sequencing the events of their experience. Ideal for post-trip recounts, holiday news, or personal events. Perfect for: Whole-class teaching with differentiated support Writing assessments EAL learners Homework or independent writing stations**

Kick off your summer term with this engaging and colourful Maths Morning Work pack, designed specifically for Year 1 learners following the British National Curriculum. This 5-day spiral review covers key learning objectives in a fun and accessible format—perfect for morning starters, revision tasks, or independent maths practice. What’s included? • Number bonds to 20 • Addition and subtraction within 20 • Finding half and quarters of shapes and quantities • Counting in 2s, 5s and 10s • 2D and 3D shape recognition • Place value (tens and ones using Dienes) • Odd and even numbers • Number patterns and missing number tracks • Word problems and sharing equally • Repeated addition and early arrays Each day includes a variety of visual, written, and practical challenges to build fluency, confidence, and mathematical reasoning. Bright summer visuals and clear layout make this resource both appealing and easy to use—ideal for the end of the school year or summer term consolidation!

This Autumn 1 English Morning Work pack is designed for Year 1 learners in the first term, with a strong emphasis on consolidating EYFS literacy skills. It offers a gentle yet purposeful transition from Foundation Stage, focusing on CVC words, initial sounds, letter formation, and early sentence writing. Perfect for morning starters, early finishers, phonics warm-ups, or intervention groups! What’s Included (Week-long coverage): • Matching initial sounds to pictures • Tracing lowercase letters (alphabet focus) • Reading and illustrating CVC words • High-frequency word hunts (e.g. “the”, “do”) • Fine motor tracing (zig-zags and waves) • Simple sentence writing and sentence correction • Word-to-picture matching with early vocabulary

Bring a fresh, culturally relevant twist to your traditional tales collection with “The Three Little Foxes” – a beautifully illustrated story inspired by The Three Little Pigs, but set in the heart of the United Arab Emirates desert. This engaging, EYFS and KS1-friendly resource follows three Arabian red foxes as they build homes from palm leaves, Ghaf tree sticks, and desert stones—making it a perfect cross-curricular link with geography, local UAE studies, and moral education. But when the Shamal (a real Middle Eastern desert wind) comes whirling through the dunes… will their homes withstand the gust? What makes this story special: Cultural relevance to the UAE – perfect for international schools or local curriculum enrichment Supports moral education with themes of resilience, effort, and working smart Links to Science & Geography: materials, weather (Shamal), UAE landscapes Rich vocabulary for developing language and comprehension Designed to help children make meaningful connections to their local environment

Lesson 1: The Power of Yet “I Can’t Do It… Yet!” In this lesson, children will explore the idea that learning takes time and practice. Through the story ‘Giraffes Can’t Dance’, they will understand that making mistakes is part of learning and that saying “yet” can help them keep trying when things feel hard. Lesson 2: The Magic of YET “I’m Not There… Yet!” In this lesson, children will reflect on what they find tricky and how they can improve through practice and perseverance. They will use sentence stems like “I can…” and “I can’t… yet” to talk about their learning and understand how a growth mindset helps them keep going, even when something feels hard. Lesson 3: Being an Elastic Learner “Stretchy Learning!” This lesson introduces the idea of being ‘elastic’ when learning – flexible, adaptable, and brave. Children will learn how to bounce back from challenges and how trying new ways can help solve tricky problems. Lesson 4: My Choices and My Feelings “Feelings and the Choices I Make” Children will explore how their decisions affect their emotions and those of others. Through role-play and discussion, they will learn that they have the power to make kind, safe, and helpful choices, and how this influences how they feel inside.

Create a memorable first-day moment with this simple yet meaningful handprint activity—perfect for welcoming children into Year One! This printable template includes space for a painted handprint and the child’s name and date, making it a wonderful keepsake for both families and class displays. Ideal for transition days or the first week of school, this resource helps foster a sense of belonging and marks the beginning of a new learning journey. Easy to use and suitable for EYFS and KS1 settings. Includes: Clean, child-friendly design Editable fields for name and date Great for portfolios or end-of-year reflection

This gentle, child-centred activity is perfect for the first week of school in EYFS or Key Stage 1. The Transition Flower encourages children to reflect on their emotions, friendships, and feelings of happiness or sadness, helping teachers get to know their new class while supporting early emotional literacy. Each petal prompts a different reflection, such as “I feel happy when…” and “I am a good friend because…”, with space for children to draw or write their ideas. Ideal for circle time, PSHE, or transition displays, this resource supports wellbeing and a sense of belonging from day one. Includes: A flower-themed worksheet with six emotion-based prompts Space for drawings or simple writing Suitable for early Year 1 or Reception transition activities Supports SEL and PSHE curriculum goals