Check out a challenge choose between three levels, using skills from science, literacy and maths. Great activities to support the key skills being learned which can be completed when the activity in class has been completed. Keeping that creativity flowing and those minds working…

These are lovely activities to reinforce the tricky concept of hard C and Soft C. This can be a very confusing skill to grasp for young learners. We have created a display poster to support and prompt learners and 2 activities which are cut and stick activities, one with pictures and one with words, for sorting them out, allowing children to really get a solid understanding of the sound the ‘c’ makes. Great for Year 1 and Year 2 children.

These are a set of 5 different PE themes, each theme has a selection of different activities included, aimed at children who can find physical education a little difficult. Each activity is explained well and gives well thought out ideas of games/physical activities, which can be done as part of P.E. lessons with children who have a range of Special Educational Needs.

Attach the feelings cards together using a split pin. Great for children to express their feelings without need for verbal. Helps children to understand feelings and emotions. Suitable for all children EYFS KS1 KS2 and children with SEN (special educational needs).

This is a lovely activity, the dog Benji Boo encourages children to sound and say the words as they appear in the powerpoint, a picture of the word appears to check if they are right. Very child friendly and very engaging. Also included is a phonics train, displaying phase 2 words to sound and say. Putting the love in learning…

Here you will find a great set of comprehension activities for young learners. Starting with photographs and illustrations 20 pages in total to download, to encourage children to look at detail in the pictures and prompt discussion. Imaginative ideas can come from discussing and thinking carefully about what is happening in a picture. Children can then draw their own interpretation of what will happen next and explain it. A great tool to encourage information retrieval and confidence with ideas and imagination. Also included are 3 short comprehension activities, with short simple sentences, to not overwhelm new readers with difficult text and language. The comprehension is the key function of these activities, to develop tools to find and fetch information and understand what has been read. Putting children at the core of their learning…

This is a fun game to encourage children to use more adjectives in their writing and to form proper sentences. Make your way around the pirate board, pick up a card to see what treasure you have found. Write a simple or an expanded noun phrase to match the card selected. A great literacy game for young learners.

These are great to support children in their story writing. This is a whole story planner with ideas and prompts, to make story writing less daunting and to give children who struggle to come up with ideas, things they can use to kick start their imaginations. Includes planning sheets for each area of a story with examples and tips. From character, to setting, to opener, to dilemma, to resolution, to key vocabulary even to the title and illustration. A great resource for several story writing lessons. Putting the love back into learning. Giving children the tools to thrive!

These are great educational resources aimed at upper KS2 learners. Fake news is an area of literacy that is now becoming more and more an issue. Stories are being shared on social media and people are unsure of what is true and what is fake. Here you will find a poster giving strategies to help children to remember to think before trusting what they are reading. There is also a checklist which they can use to help them to decide if a story is from a trusted source. Finally there is a really good game which children will really enjoy, reading headlines as they move along the game board deciding which are real and which are fake. A brilliant set of resources to build important skills in a fun way, whilst putting the love in learning…

Stunning Habitat images to be used as a stimulus for the habitats topic. Gorgeous for a display to aid a discussion on the climate and the types of animals that might be found there and why. Desert, woodland, ocean, seashore, rainforest are amongst the images. 7 in total. Put the love in learning.

These are great vocabulary building activities to support learners in being creative with their vocabulary. Encouraging them to magpie ideas to use in their own writing. Images are used to inspire ideas in order to use creative writing skills to write a detailed setting paragraph. Settings included are beach, forest, desert and city. Suitable for LKS2 Year 4 to develop writing skills. Put the love in learning!

These gorgeous shape activities support learners with the knowledge of different shapes, using matching skills of various difficulties. The first set of Shape Flash Cards (3 pages) can be used to match to real shapes in practical activities, the names of shapes which are also included can also be matched to the cards, they can be used with or without shape names to check understanding. There is also a shape cut and stick activity (10 pages) where different sized shapes need to be matched and stuck inside a larger matching shape. The third shape matching activity(10 pages) matches the exact same sized shapes to each other. Great for SEN learners giving them different levels of progression.

This is a selection of superhero resources, a fantastic maths game with instructions, played similar to snakes and ladders, if you land on a ‘Pow’ move to 10 more. If you land on a ‘Dark Destroyer’ move to 10 less. The winner is the first person to reach 100. There is also a 10 more 10 less activity with base 10’s and ones - draw 10 more and 10 less. Also included is a missing number hundred square of heroes and villains. Ideal for KS1 learners and LKS2 if 10 more 10 less is not consolidated. Putting the love in learning!

This is a great bundle of comprehension activities for children who are not able to write legibly, but are able to read. In order to assess reading and comprehension skills we need to check their understanding. These activities are brilliant for doing just that. The activities encourage children read the story / instructions and then find the sentences/pictures to stick in the correct places to show the answers. Other sheets encourage looking at pictures or reading information to find clues and children can make a mark on the answers they believe to be correct. A great activity for children with Special Educational Needs who find writing a struggle.

We have put together a selection of 6 gorgeous activity sheets to give children in EYFS and children who require a more sensory approach with Special Educational Needs, a more accessible, hands on approach to learning. Most of these activities are edible, so as long as there are no allergies it would be fine if they were to put any in their mouths. Try them out, they are a great way to allow young learners to be creative and to bring out their natural inquisitive natures. Giving them opportunities to really explore different textures using all of their senses.

Here are 7 different activities to support the ‘All about me’ topic in EYFS. There are 2 cute poems which children can make personal to them as well as a range of other activities including a maths about me and a literacy about me sheet. These are lovely activities for young learners to realise how unique and special they all are.

This is a lovely set of resources to support teaching the prefix ‘un’ in KS1, suitable for Year 1 and Year 2 learners. The powerpoint is interactive and very child friendly, enthusing and engaging. Also included are worksheets to assess understanding and a word search activity to support vocabulary building of words with the ‘un’ prefix.

Here are 10 great activities of the highest quality, to support children in working independently when reading. These sheets cover a range of tasks which involve the book the children are currently reading. Also attached is a guided reading Crib Sheet to support Volunteers/new Teaching Assistants in questions/format of reading with young learners. Put the love in learning!

These are great colourful resources to allow children to follow 2 step patterns. Copy the patterns by using shape counters, by drawing/colouring or by cutting and sticking the included shapes. Also included are ‘continue 2 step pattern sheets’ which children have to work out what will come next to complete the grid.

A presentation for Year 4 KS2 learners on the Geography topic of A Village In India. This gorgeous PowerPoint is very child friendly and shows clear photographs of a particular village in India and describes daily life. There are 11 slides on the presentation, giving clear information for Year 4 learners to relate to and 4 comparison worksheets to be completed to compliment the activity. Putting children at the core of their learning…