Neutral visual timetable on logs to display within your classroom supporting pupils with SEND.

Phase 2, 3, 4 and 5 phonics activity. Either laminate for children to write on top with a whiteboard pen or use sticky notes to stick on top of each picture.

Number spinning wheel to explore composition or 1:1 correspondence to 8. To use: Push a split pin through the middle of the spinning wheel with a paper clip as the spinner. Spin the paper clip round to land on a number.

Name labels for classroom. Peg labels, tray labels, cloakroom labels.

Tens frame with supporting number track

Writing superstars display poster

KS2 resource suitable for computing or PSHE. Flashcards to prompt discussion about acceptable uses of technology. Pupils have the opportunity to discuss what activities, length of time and when to use technology appropriately and in a healthy way. Flashcards have been designed to provide thought-provoking discussion, lending itself to be suitable for the PSHE curriculum.

Teacher end of year thank you card to pupils and families.

Birthday cupcake display with 2 design of candles

CVC, CVCC and CCVC words with digraphs for phase 3.

Compare objects or cube towers to find amounts that are taller or shorter.

Selection of ‘bonds to 10 boards’. Use numicon shapes to make bonds to 10. This can be open ended to show bonds with 2, 3, 4 or more!

Fine motor tracing activity

CVC pictures with phase 2 sounds.

Can you sort the images into either double or not a double?

EYFS maths provision Christmas tree counting 1 - 10. Children could use pom poms or sequins to represent the numerals.

Snowflakes with CVC pictures. Children can build words by writing or drawing in tuff trays with glitter, flour or snow.

Subitising stars which can be placed into maths provision or used to match with number cards.

Penguins dancing to fine motor lines. The lines can be used to develop pencil control, scissor control or used with string or pom poms. The list is endless!

Black and white discs with mark making patterns. Can be printed to smaller sizes to fit onto log slices.

Instructions for setting up: Print and cut stockings and baubles. Glue the pictures behind the stocking so that the picture is hidden behind. Shine a torch behind the stocking to see the hiding picture! Children can write a Christmas list of toys and winter items using their phonics knowledge.