What’s included? 100 printable challenge cards, covering all areas of the EYFS classroom. Each card includes: CHALLENGE – an open-ended prompt to introduce to children THINK FURTHER – ideas to encourage children to explain, predict, problem-solve and extend their thinking EYFS LINKS – relevant areas of learning Designed for flexible use The cards can be used: During continuous provision With individual children or small groups To extend children’s existing play To encourage independent thinking As inspiration for practitioners When looking for quick, low-preparation learning opportunities Indoors or outdoors Printable and easy to use. A short practitioner guide is also included with simple suggestions for getting the most from the cards. Suitable for: EYFS / Nursery / Preschool / Reception Perfect for: Early Years Practitioners, Nursery Teachers, Preschool Practitioners, EYFS Teachers and Childminders.

Make your SENCO process clear, consistent and easy for your whole team to follow with this professional Early Years SENCO Process Flow Chart. Designed for nurseries, preschools and early years settings, this visual guide provides a clear step-by-step pathway from an initial concern through to monitoring, intervention and referral, helping practitioners understand what happens next and when the SENCO should become involved. This flow chart provides a straightforward overview of the SEN/SEND process, including: Raising an initial concern Completing a Cause for Concern Gathering observations and evidence Discussing concerns with parents/carers SENCO involvement Identifying appropriate strategies and support Putting interventions in place Monitoring and reviewing progress Considering involvement from outside agencies Reviewing next steps and ongoing support The process is designed to support early identification, early intervention and effective communication between practitioners, SENCOs and families. Previews are not what the actual poster looks like.

This phrase bank has been created to support teachers when writing transition reports for children in Early Years and Primary settings. It includes a wide range of ready-to-use comments covering: Learning behaviours Personal, social and emotional development Communication and language Physical development The phrases are designed to save time, ensure consistency, and support clear, professional reporting when writing end-of-year or transition documents.

A simple and engaging EYFS poster explaining the 3 I’s - Intent, Implementation and Impact Designed to support staff understanding of curriculum planning and high-quality Early Years practice, this printable poster is ideal for everyday professional reminders and reflective discussions within EYFS settings. Perfect for: Nursery and preschool staff rooms Team meetings and CPD sessions EYFS leader offices Practitioner reference displays Supporting curriculum understanding This resource helps reinforce the key principles behind effective Early Years provision and supports ongoing professional development

A set of professionally designed EYFS posters to support reflective practice, staff development and high-quality interactions in Early Years settings. Ideal for staff rooms, team meetings, CPD sessions and everyday reminders of effective EYFS practice. These posters support strong everyday EYFS practice and align well with areas commonly discussed during Ofsted inspections.

A great EYFS activity for discussing healthy and unhealthy food. Cut out the food items and decide if they should be stuck on the healthy or unhealthy side. What is this? How does it taste? What’s your favourite? Lots of opportunities for discussion and expressing opinions. Ideal to use as an individual worksheet or could be enlarged to A3 for a group activity.

EYFS doubling activity. Add the same number of spots to each side of the butterfly’s wings to represent a double. Write the correct numbers at the bottom to complete the number sentence. Editable Word Doc to enable you to change the date and title. Perfect activity for Minibeast or Life cylcles topics.

A great activity for learning about weather and appropriate clothing. Cut out the different clothes items and discuss/decide whether to stick them on the hot or cold side. When do we wear this? Is this is the hot or cold weather? Allows for lots of discussion. Can be used as an individual worksheet or enlarged to A3 for group activities.