Visuals to support using tools and media within classroom art studios for junk modelling.

Visual depictions of sandcastles that have been built with different sand. It acts as a talking prompt alongside working practically to compare and contrast what happens when we keep adding water to sand.

Fun, bright watercolour paint splashes to use for colour labelling and displays in classroom art studios. Red, blue, yellow, purple, green and orange.

Visuals to support recogniseable fruit and vegetables. To be used alongside stories like ‘Handa’s Surprise’, fruit printing and discussing a healthy diet.

Visual ideas for children to use for inspiration when using junk modelling to join and create different models.

Front cover sheet for children to make their vow of how they will support looking after our planet. (Children print their hands in green paint onto the hand outlines).

Worksheet to send home during transition period so teachers recieve relevant information about the children starting in their class.

Photo prompts to support with learning about sustainability and looking after our environment. Has links with the story ‘Rocket says Clean Up!’.

Simplistic everyday visuals for children to practise their early counting.

A fun and engaging visual worksheet to support childrens tracing and early mark making.

This is a picture of the popular nursery rhyme character ‘Humpty Dumpty’. The picture can be used as visuals for the rhyme or for provision activities The illustration uses bright, engaging colours and clear features to help children easily recognise the character. It can be used to support:

This visual story map is a fun and engaging resource designed to help children retell, order, and sequence the story of Jack and the Beanstalk.