Anna Hibiscus’ Song Word Mat

A bank of High/Middle/Lower/SEND report writing statements for all seven areas in EYFS. Could be used in Reception, mostly aimed at Nursery.

Rhyming worksheet gives your children the opportunity to practice their rhyming skills in relation to the story ‘What The Ladybird Heard’.

2020 Development Matters grid. It could be used for personal references or for tracking children. Including the new Early Learning Goal’s and Characteristic of Effective Teaching and Learning. Recomendation - Print the document double-sided to get a page per age-range.

16 Anna Hibicus’ Song Display Labels with pictures next to the keywords.

A poster for the classroom door to promote the love of reading and spark conversations about books between teachers and children.

An A3 PDF of all of the checkpoints in the new development matters 2021. This can be useful to have to check the children are on track or just for own reference.

Report writing statements for Reception with SEND comments and targets in Math, Literacy and General.

Blank postcard template for all primary school year groups.

A useful form for when gathering information about a child during a home-visit or transition meeting.

a-z with straight k and f to practice letter formation.

Sentence Stems to support Oracy. This is intended for children to use in whole class reading/guided reading sessions related to the VIPERS skills.

VIPERS slides with definitons of each skill, what the children need to support them and sentence stems to support whole class reading.

0 - 10 number mats to use alongside maths mastery or maths lessons to consolidate learning.

Anna Hibiscus’ Story Sequencing Cards or can be used as pictures to write descriptions.

Use these wands to match objects to the numbers. Can be used as a maths resource or to develop fine motor skills. Numbers 1 - 30.

Ladybird addition with 10 worksheet. Single sheet - Can be printed multiple times to make a set.

Pictures to make with unifix cubes.

Laminate these sheets to sort objects into coloured sets.

A range of objects to cut and order from the shortest to longest. Can be used as a carpet session activity or adult focus.