This A4, wall hanging calendar is the ideal way to help children become familiar with the days of the week, months of the year as well as saying the date and describing the weather each day. There are 6 weather symbols to choose from, as well as numbers for the dates. All the accessories can be attached with velcro or blutac. When printing you may choose to enlarge it, depending on the space you have available. Note The name at the top is editable

A set of 4 classroom visual displays and 1 personal, now and next, timetable. There are, basic, rocket, pencil and train, timetables and a simple individual to allow for no distractions. Pictures included are- Maths Literacy P.E. Forest school Music Snack Art Choosing time Yoga Assembly Cooking Lunch ICT Circle time Library Story Reading books Home Show and Tell Weekend news Registration

Sentence builder board with 4 areas; who, action, what and setting. This board is useful for making silly stories in literacy or for conversation starters in social groups, circle time and speech and language. This story pack has characters which may be familiar to children, making it more fun and relatable. Cards can be placed in 4 piles upside down and each child can pick one from each pile at random or you can have the cards in 4 little boxes/bags. Included is- 1 story board 14 who cards 14 action cards 14 what cards 14 setting cards

A simple little game for up to 4 players. (If you would like more players, simply print off more SATPIN letters.) This pack comes with 6, real, 2 letter words to make, 12 alien, 2 letter words to make, as well as 5 sets of SATPIN, letters. All words are created using using 2 letters from the SATPIN letters. The idea of this game is to place the word in the middle of the table and the children then create the word using the letters from their 6 letters. The beauty of the word in the centre of the table is that it is printed 4 times on the one card so no matter where you’re sitting the word is the correct way around to be read.

A simple little game for up to 4 players. (If you would like more players, simply print off and laminate more frames and letters.) This pack comes with 9 real words and 6 alien words. As well as 4 -at frames, 4 blank frames and 60 letters All words are created using using 3 letters, with a blank frame, or they can choose an -at frame and 1 letter. The children could also use a white board/dry wipe pen, and write the letters themselves. The idea of this game is to place the word in the middle of the table and the children then create the word choosing the correct letters or use a pen. The beauty of the word in the centre of the table is that it is printed 4 times on the one card so no matter where you’re sitting the word is the correct way around to be read.

A selection of 15, Mindfulness worksheets for children based in early years or year one. Senses activity cup of feelings favourite things breathing exercises feeling activity partner work acts of kindness colouring

Unlock the power of kindness with this essential resource pack featuring 8 engaging tools tailored to support the teaching of kindness. Included are reward cards, literacy materials, games, and specially designed post-its, all crafted to inspire and promote positive values among children. Elevate your teaching and nurture a culture of kindness with this invaluable resource collection. Invest in fostering empathy and compassion today!

Step into the whimsical world of “The Tiger Who Came to Tea” with our delightful Bingo game, specially crafted for early years learners. This engaging game features 9 unique bingo boards adorned with 9 charming pictures, inspired by the story, on each board. Additionally, there are 15 calling cards and 28 colourful counters, ensuring hours of fun-filled entertainment for young children. Our Bingo game is designed to foster literacy skills, visual recognition, and social interaction in a playful and captivating way. As children match the pictures on their bingo boards with the corresponding images called out on the calling cards, they’ll sharpen their observation skills and develop vocabulary associated with the story. With its vibrant illustrations and easy-to-understand gameplay, “The Tiger Who Came to Tea” Bingo is ideal for use in early years settings, including preschools, nurseries, and homeschooling environments. It promotes cooperative learning, turn-taking, and attention to detail while immersing children in the enchanting world of Judith Kerr’s classic tale. Bring the magic of “The Tiger Who Came to Tea” to life with our engaging Bingo game, where every round is filled with excitement and adventure! Perfect for small group activities, literacy centers, or family game nights, this resource is sure to delight children and adults alike. Let the bingo fun begin!

Night and Day Sorting Activity Description: Engage young learners in the concept of day and night with our captivating sorting activity designed to reinforce understanding of these two distinct periods. This resource includes vibrant visuals and hands-on tasks to facilitate active learning and conceptualization. Activity Components: Sorting Pictures: Two large pictures—one depicting a serene night scene and the other showcasing a bright daytime setting—are provided as sorting mats. Alongside these mats are 24 small pictures representing various objects, animals, and scenes commonly associated with either day or night. Children are encouraged to place each picture onto the corresponding sorting mat based on whether it belongs to the day or night category. Cutting and Sticking Activity: Following the sorting activity, children can further reinforce their understanding of day and night by engaging in a cutting and sticking exercise. They are presented with a worksheet containing a mix of pictures representing elements of both day and night scenes. Children are tasked with carefully cutting out each picture and pasting them into the appropriate section of the worksheet—either under the “Day” or “Night” heading. Benefits: Reinforces understanding of the concept of day and night. Promotes visual discrimination and categorization skills. Encourages fine motor development through cutting and sticking tasks. Supports hands-on, interactive learning experiences. This night and day sorting activity is an ideal addition to early years classrooms, homeschooling environments, or as a fun and educational activity at home. Spark curiosity and facilitate meaningful discussions about the natural rhythms of day and night with this engaging resource.