This is a really useful basic set of number cards 0-100.

A really useful selection of different basic lined papers.

This is a basic writing template aimed towards younger children to to show they understand different features of a non-fiction text, e.g. picture, label, caption. Suitable for KS1.

Match the correct size bears with the beds and chairs and the correct size spoons with the bowls. This resource can also be used for position - place baby bear on top of the bed; next to the chair etc. Please also check out my other Goldilocks and the Three Bears themed resources.

Phase 2, Phase 3, and Phase 5 phonics flashcards (there are none that you need for Phase 4). Each set is colour co-ordinated to the Letters and Sounds document. The Phase 5 set has the pronunciation on each of the alternative spellings. Parents: use the flashcards to teach your child the letter sounds. Phase 2 are the basic single letter sounds. Phase 3 includes digraphs which is a posh word for two letters that make one sound such as 'ch' or 'ai'. Phase 4 is a consolidation phase, consolidating the sounds learned so far. Phase 5 includes more complex sounds such as 'eigh' as in 'eight', 'wh' as in 'what', and split digraphs such as 'i_e' as in time. If you have any questions about this resource or how to teach your child phonics please message me.

Everything you need to set up an airport role-play area including writing templates, hats, badges, passports, boarding passes and much much more - see the list below. Resources for writing, dressing up, and activities - bingo, sorting clothes game and play dough mats. Develop writing and speaking and listening skills. Writing opportunities: - Boarding passes - Luggage tags - Departure and boarding posters -Writing paper - Tickets - Luggage receipts - Job ID badges - UK and US passports - UK and US travellers’ cheques/checks Dressing up: - Hats - Uniform Learning about the airport: - Signs - Boarding times - Aircraft dials (inside the aircraft) - Labels - Airport staff profiles Games: - Sorting clothing game - hot/cold weather - Bingo game - Play dough mats

Shape recognition and sorting and matching activity. Children match the shape of the pirate buttons to the shape of the windows on the pirate ships. There are six shapes: square, triangle, circle, oblong (rectangle), hexagon and octagon. Please also take a look at my other pirate themed resources.

Everything you need to set up your own Easter Egg Hunt: clues, pictures, rabbit footprints and baskets. There are twelve clues and twelve pictures for you to pin up, either indoors or outdoors, for the children to find. All you need to do is stick the clues on the back of the pictures and you have yourself a ready made Easter Egg Hunt (or treasure hunt). I’ve included instructions and the order of the clues. There is also a lovely Easter basket for the children to colour, cut and make and I’ve included a colour version too.

Labels for the following books: Maths, Numeracy, English, Literacy, Writing, Reading Diary, Handwriting, Phonics, History, Geography, History/Geography, Science, Topic Work, Homework. Just print and write the children's names.

This is a PowerPoint all about spring. It's in two parts: the first part is fifteen pages and includes new plant life, young animals and insects that appear in spring, and a section on animals in hibernation. The second part is seven pages all about why we have seasons and includes moving images of the earth rotating the sun and where the sun shines on the earth during each season.

This is a PowerPoint of the story of the Good Samaritan. It includes nine character role-play masks so the children can re-enact the story.

Cut out the bears and use them to count out the correct number of bears onto the cottages. The cottages are each A4 size and are numbered 1-10, plus 15, 20, 25 and 30. There is also one with a blank number on, so you can number your own.

This cute set of number cards can be used for counting and number recognition to 30, and learning odd/even numbers.

Very large pack of 43 differentiated worksheets, which includes many different number worksheets. I’ve also included useful guidance for parents and teachers to help with how to teach the various strategies. All the work has been done for you - no prep - just download and print: - bridging through ten - number bonds up to twenty - near doubles up to twenty - doubles up to twenty - missing numbers addition and subtraction up to twenty - add 1/2 more up to ten - add 2 numbers together up to twenty - subtract 1, 2 or 3 up to twenty

Coat peg labels in pdf format. Just print out and write the children's name on. There are enough for a class of 30.

This pack includes four different letter writing paper, one each with a picture of an elf, house, reindeer and Santa; Christmas list writing paper in both narrow lined and wide lined again with the four different images; a selection of writing paper with coloured borders; and also some nice Christmas vouchers that children can use to give as a gift, for example, they can give their mum a voucher with a gift of a hug every day for a month etc.

These are really pretty lanterns to decorate your classroom. There are several ways of saying Happy New Year in Chinese depending on where you come from. On this version it says Kung Hei Fat Choi, which is Cantonese and means Congratulations and be Prosperous. If you would prefer Xin Nian Kuai Le which is Mandarin and means Happy New Year then please see the separate listing. Please note that I have included for your convenience individual lantern files and a file with all the lanterns in.

Colour recognition, sorting and matching. Match the pirate with the ship that has the same coloured sails as the hat. Print several copies and use it as a sorting and matching activity. There are six colours: green, red, orange, yellow, blue and purple. Please also check out my other pirate themed resources.