A fun literacy companion pack for The Hungry Frog, helping young learners develop early reading and writing skills through engaging story-based activities. This literacy pack is designed to accompany The Hungry Frog story and helps young learners practise early reading, writing, counting, and colour recognition skills in a fun and engaging way. Included activities: • Sentence tracing worksheets • Number word tracing and colouring activities • Colour word recognition practice • Simple story-based writing tasks • Vocabulary reinforcement linked to the story Perfect for preschool, kindergarten, ESL, EFL, and early primary learners. These activities can be used alongside the story video, as independent literacy practice, literacy centre activities, homework, or early finisher tasks. Skills covered: ✓ Fine motor skills ✓ Handwriting practice ✓ Reading simple sentences ✓ Number words ✓ Colour words ✓ Vocabulary development ✓ Story comprehension

The Hungry Frog – Counting to 5 & Colours Resource Pack Bring The Hungry Frog story to life with this engaging resource pack designed for young learners. Children will practise counting from 1–5, recognising colours, and retelling a simple story through fun, hands-on activities. This pack is ideal for EYFS, KS1, ESL/EFL, and early language learners. Included in this pack: Lesson ideas and teaching suggestions Printable frog mask craft Story retelling flashcards Printable board game Counting and colour activities Learning objectives: Count from 1 to 5 Recognise and name colours Develop listening skills Build speaking confidence Practise story sequencing and retelling Perfect for: EYFS and KS1 classrooms ESL/EFL lessons Small groups and one-to-one teaching Home learning This resource is designed to accompany The Hungry Frog story and provides teachers with simple, ready-to-use activities that encourage participation, movement, and language development. Video story available on YouTube: Cilem’s Stories

This resource includes both a PowerPoint presentation and a printable PDF version of The Hungry Frog story. Children practise counting from 1–5, colour recognition, listening skills, and early language development through a simple, engaging story.