This set of Minibeast Fact Cards introduces children to a variety of small creatures they might find in gardens, parks, or woodlands. The collection includes both insects (like ladybirds, ants, bees, and butterflies) and non-insects (such as snails), helping children to observe similarities and differences between different types of minibeasts. Each card includes: • A realistic illustration of the creature • Simple facts such as the number of legs, body parts, and whether it has wings • A fun fact to spark curiosity • A clue about where to spot each creature Designed with EYFS and KS1 learners in mind, these cards support early science understanding, classification, and nature exploration in a clear, engaging, and age-appropriate format. Perfect for outdoor learning, investigation stations, or display!

Piggy Bank Reveal Activity This printable resource is a ready-to-use activity that teaches young learners how to count and recognise small amounts of money using 1p coins. With simple instructions and a touch of creativity, learners can engage in an interactive and fun learning experience. Resource Components: • Printable piggy banks featuring hidden numbers of 1p coins (e.g., 3 coins, 5 coins, 8 coins). • Blank piggy banks designed to fully cover the piggy banks with coins. Assembly Instructions: • Print the piggy banks and shelves onto paper • Glue the blank piggy banks over the piggy banks with coins, ensuring they align perfectly. • Cut out the completed piggy banks. • Laminate each piggy bank and shelf to make them durable and reusable. How to Use the Resource: 1. Reveal the Coins: • Provide torches or flashlights. • Shinw the light behind the laminated piggy banks to reveal the hidden 1p coins inside. 2. Count the Coins: • Learners count the number of 1p coins revealed. 3. Sort and Match: • Learners place the piggy bank on the corresponding mat or area labeled with the total number of coins (e.g., 3p, 5p, 8p). Learning Objectives: • Counting Skills: Build confidence in counting small quantities of 1p coins. • Numeracy Development: Recognize and understand coin values and totals. • Fine Motor Skills: Practice handling and placing objects carefully. Why It’s Effective: The resource combines interactive play with visual and tactile elements, making learning about money engaging and memorable. Its ready-to-print design saves time, and the torchlight activity adds an exciting, magical twist for young learners.

Introducing the Phonics Race Board Game - an engaging learning experience perfect for practicing phonics and phonics interventions. Get ready for an exciting adventure where learning meets fun! The phonics race board game is designed to help children practice phonics, blend sounds, count, recognise numbers and develop turn taking skills while aiming to be the first to finish. Here is what makes the game special: Educational fun- practice phonics and blending sounds in an enjoyable race to the finish. Counting an number recognition - roll the dice and count the spaces as you move towards victory! Turn taking- Learn the importance of taking turns while engaging in friendly competition. Interactive game play - aim to land on squares that prompt you to say the sounds, pick up cards (try not to land on the go back spaces ) keeping the game dynamic and engaging. Inside the pack you will find: A printable playing board- easily print at home or in school recommended size A3 and laminate for durability. Card set includes a basic set of set 1-3 words for blending along with some blank cards ideal for targetting specific words to meet individual needs.

This activity sheet features a friendly bat illustration and is designed to help young learners practice their “one more, one less” math skills. Each bat includes space to write a number at its center, prompting students to identify the numbers that are one more and one less than the given number. Once laminated, the sheet can be used with dry-erase markers, making it perfect for repeated practice and interactive learning. The engaging bat design adds a fun element, making it appealing for young students while reinforcing number sense.