Join the little learners on an exciting adventure from A to Z! Meet playful animlas, discover colourful objects, and explore a world full of alphabet adventures. With simple words, engaging illustrations, and fun activities, this book helps young children build letter recognition, vocabulary and early reading skills while having fun. Perfect for pre-schoolers, kindergarten learners and curious young explorers!

Explore the alphabet with colourful fruits and vegetables! From Avocados to Xoconostles, young readders will discover new foods, practice their letters, and enjoy a playful journey from A to Z.

Make phonics fun, engaging and confidence-building with this exciting activity workbook for young learners! Packed with games, puzzles, word-building activities, and hands-on challenges, this workbook helps children develop essential reading and spelling skills while having fun. Designed foe ages 4-7, each activity supports letter recognition, blending, segmenting and early reading development in an enjoyable and accessible way. Perfect for use at home, in the classroom or for extra practice, this workbook encourages children to learn through play and celebrate their phonics success every step of the way.

This is a three-week Writing Root using Billy and the Beast by Nadia Shireen in which children create their own version of the Billy character and use them to defeat a terrible beast intent upon boiling up animals into a terrible feast. During the sequence, they write a ‘day in the life of’ in the form of a summary, emails to give advice, recipes and then create their own version of a Billy and the Beast story.

This is a two-week Writing Root using Julian is a Mermaid by Jessica Love. Children discover a letter that is about being yourself. They make statements about their dreams and wishes before sharing the text. They explore verbs and use these to write commands that form instructions for being a mermaid. As the story unfolds, they predict, write in role and sort inferential statements. They create and advertise carnival costumes before moving to music as the creature they’ve decided to become. Finally, they look at the features of a poem before writing their own poems based on the idea of movement, being who you want to be and using verbs in their infinitive and progressive forms. Phonics for reading and writing is embedded as is punctuation for KS1.

This warm-up power point is intended to be used as revision for Key Stage 1 pupils. The games and activities on these slides can be used one at a time as introductory activities or as lesson starters. These activities are ideal for reinforcing previous learning - why not do one activity every day?

Roman Numerals revision worksheet for year 4.

Count objects to 100 and Read and Write numbers in numerals and words.