This PDF is an illustrated alphabet learning guide for children. It presents each letter of the English alphabet (both uppercase and lowercase) alongside a corresponding word and picture that starts with that letter, for example, A a – Apple, B b – Ball, C c – Cat, and so on through Z z – Zip. The format is simple and repetitive, making it easy for young learners to associate letters with familiar objects or animals. This type of resource is typically used in early education to teach letter recognition, phonics, and vocabulary.

This Year One Back to School Booklet is the perfect resource to welcome children into the classroom, settle them into routines, and get to know them at the start of the academic year. Designed with early learners in mind, it is packed with activities that encourage creativity, self-expression, and early number skills while helping teachers gather valuable insight into each child. What’s Included: This is Me – Space for children to write their name and draw a self-portrait. All About Me – Prompts for children to share what makes them happy, plus opportunities to draw their family or favourite toy. Welcome to Year One – Fun colouring sections to create a warm and positive start. Let’s Count! – Trace-the-number activities for 1–5, object counting exercises, and number recognition tasks. Perfect for: The first week back to school in Year One Transition activities from Reception to Year One Icebreaker sessions to help children share about themselves Gathering early assessment information on writing, drawing, and counting skills Key Features: Child-friendly design with large text and clear instructions Open-ended creative tasks to accommodate all abilities Early Maths focus to reinforce counting and number formation No-prep resource – simply print and go Suitable for individual, small-group, or whole-class use Why Teachers Love It: This booklet doesn’t just fill time – it provides meaningful activities that help build relationships, ease first-day nerves, and establish a positive learning atmosphere. The mix of drawing, writing, colouring, and number work keeps children engaged while giving teachers a snapshot of their abilities. Format: PDF ready to print in black and white for easy photocopying. Age Range: 5–6 years (Year One) Subjects: Back-to-School, PSHE, Early Maths Resource Type: Activity booklet / Worksheet pack