<p>Pack contains:</p> <p>6 pudsey style mark making templates<br /> 2 different pudsey style number mats<br /> pudsey style colour spot dice</p>

<p>A lovely set of Pudsey style fine motor activities -</p> <ul> <li>4 Pudsey Pom Pom mats (match the pom pom to the correct colour)</li> <li>8 Pudsey Fine Motor Mats (each ‘Pudsey’ had has a different pattern. Use them with loose parts and the children can trace the pattern or use as mark making inspo)</li> <li>2 number mats (1-5, 6-10 - add the buttons)</li> </ul>

<p>Contains 3 different arranged pompom mat templates</p>

Here is a topical maths investigation ready for Children in Need Day.<br /> The task is to colour each Pudsey`s hat, shirt, shorts and boots using four different colours. Children then have to investigate how many unique ways of colouring Pudsey there are. Each time, only the same four colours must be used <br /> Encourage the children to work systematically rather than colouring randomly. <br /> Some tables are included to help children organise their work.

<p>Included are a range of children in need activities. These include: Pudsey writing frames both blank and with lines. Pudsey pattern making, aimed at different abilities. Pudsey colouring pages and a fine motor pudsey necklace activity.</p>

<p>Celebrating children in need<br /> Pudsey bear subitising</p>

Image of Pudsey Bear with no spots on bandage, children are to put the correct amount of spots on. Could draw spots on, make spots with play dough or use counters.

<p>EYFS Children in Need Pudsey Bear Subitising Worksheet</p>

<p>Activity used for a very good lesson observation.<br /> The cards and resources provided the children with an active maths session where they were all engaged and able to answer the questions asked of them.</p>

A powerpoint of Phase 2 and 3 tricky words for Pudsey 'to shout&'.

<p>A fun Maths enlargement activity made for Children In Need Day</p>

Draw Pudsey wearing 4 different outfits as he gets ready for a Childen In Need fancy dress party. Not an original idea, but one that kids run with...

<p>contains pudsey style numbered templates 1-10</p>

<p>SEN mat</p> <p>linked to the twinkl book</p>

A mixed set of word problems linked to Children in Need.<br /> Aimed at Year 3 targets for addition, subtraction and multiplication.<br /> Includes finding the difference, bar model and 'I am thinking of a number...' style questions. <br /> <br /> Numbers could easily be made more tricky for older year groups.

All the money from the purchase of this resource will go towards Children In Need.<br /> <br /> Race the timer and Pudsey to see how quickly you can recognise all the Phase 2 phonemes. <br /> <br /> Join in with Pudsey's game to work out what phonemes are hiding behind the spots.<br /> <br /> Have a go at writing some of Pudsey Bears CVC words.

<p>Get your learners to create their own Children in Need themed word search.</p> <p>Instructions:</p> <p>The learner will think of 12 words that are associated with this UK charity. They will write these words in the grid boxes and on the lines below the grid. Following this, the learner will then fill the remaining grid boxes with random letters of the alphabet.</p> <p>Get your learners to swap their completed word search with a peer, who will then complete it.</p>

Can you beat Pudsey Bears clock to recognise all the Phase 3 phonemes?<br /> <br /> Pudsey's spots are hiding some of the letters in the words? Can you work out which they are?

Get your pupils writing amazing stories about Pudsey and Blush using this fun lesson idea. Using the worksheet pupils can spend time colouring in Pudsey, Blush and the forest and then with a more academic focus they can write a story about how Pudsey and Blush came to be in the forest on Children in Need Appeal Night. (The colouring picture has been put together by myself) There are some example story titles on Pudsey and Blush display cards to get your pupils imagination flowing. Use word to download. I hope this activity is useful to many of you.

A simple presentation that looks at what Children in Need is, where the money goes and the history of the event including the introduction of Pudsey and Blush.

<p>Ideal activity to use for Children in Need. Can be used as an adult led or independent activity. Chn to order and cut Pudsey from small to big - encourages children to use size related vocabulary related to space, shape and measure.</p>