A fun shape scavenger hunt activity to support learning of basic shapes in a practical, hands-on way. Children pick a magnifying glass and then go on a hunt around the classroom to find real-life examples of their shape, e.g. if looking for a circle, may find a clock. This pack includes: Circle magnifier Square magnifier Triangle magnifier Rectangle magnifier Real-world object cards (e.g. pizza, dice)

Segmenting and blending phonics game. A hands-on read write inc phonics activity designed for children who benefit from practical, visual learning. Perfect for EYFS, KS1 and SEN learners. Children are given a word (for example play) and must identify the sounds and place the correct sound circles onto the flowers (p– l-ay). This encourages children to segment and blend words while keeping learning active and engaging. Includes: Flower sound mats Sound circles (Read Write Inc sets 1, 2 and 3)

A hands-on maths activity pack designed to help children explore repeating patterns and early sequencing skills through practical learning. Children can use resources such as multi-link cubes, counters, pompoms or other classroom resources to fill the squares on the robot’s body. This pack includes: Make a pattern - children can create their own repeating patterns Copy the pattern - children replicate a given pattern Complete the pattern - children identify ‘what comes next’ and finish the sequence

Includes both a colourful and plain yet clear, simply-laid out ‘time sample’ style observation sheet. With spaces for: the time - note the time you do each observation, leaving roughly equal time between each one, e.g. 5 minute intervals the area - where has the observation taken place? the observation - what can you see happening? key observations - after monitoring the same child for the duration, what are the main things to make note of? next steps - what can you do next to further the learning? as well as a space for the date and observer’s name.

Includes both a colourful and plain yet clear, simply-laid out ‘teachable moment’ style observation sheet. With spaces for: the observation - what can you see happening? the teachable moment - what did you say/do to progress learning? the outcome - how has your intervention helped the child? next steps - what can you do next for further the learning? as well as a space for a picture, the date and observer’s name.