Double letters - one sound example PowerPoint to support children with phonics and reading and writing

Individual and group reading trackers where you can note down books and comments on childs reading.

Word mat for the seasons -Autumn -Winter Spring -Summer

Looking at seasons and which is your favourite and why

Comparing the four seasons

Sequencing worksheet - great way to see if children can read a passage and sequence the images. Linked to Christmas!

Children to use WB pens or counters to cover the sound they have (that the adult has said) First one to cover all sounds – shouts “bingo” and is the winner Great way to see if children know their sounds and making teaching sounds FUN!

Halloween initial sounds worksheet for children in the Early Years Foundation Stage. A great way to link Halloween into your phonics sessions.

Pictures to help children with initial sounds

Simple CVC words themed for Halloween (cat, bat, hat, web, rat, bug).

Children to draw or cut/stick pictures of their family onto the family tree. Children love talking about their family! A great topic in the EYFS - All about us

Alphabet bunting a-z in grey, blue or yellow. Great to have in your classroom.

Initial sounds using Christmas pictures.

Facts about Owls to support woodland topic Owls are… Owls can… Owls have… Some key words provided

Holiday news worksheet with support sentence starters, conjunctions and red words. Great activity after the holidays! Children love sharing what they got up to which always leads to their best writing due to it being personal and about them!

Writing frames for supporting valentines day activities

To support phonics & literacy skills

Time has come for us all to get our caterpillars and teach children their life cycle. This activity is great for support.

We all fit together 30 puzzle pieces to make a great display in class Children to decorate own pieces - write about themselves so teacher can get to know each child.

A great way for children to self register. Children put their photo on the train to show they are in school. This helps show how many children are in class daily. A great way to encourage children to be independent as-well as a daily routine.