This is a great tool for sending home weekly homework. It is one A4 page, that you can fill in exactly what you want the pupils to complete. It has a section for mathematics, literacy, topic, reading, a section for the pupil to assess how they found the work, as well as a parent comment section. This colourful sheet should help when setting homework – plus it gives you chance for pupil and parent feedback.

For all those RWI teachers out there, this tool is ideal to use when teaching or consolidating letter sounds. This product can be laminated and made into letter fans. A great tool for the classroom.

Want a super resource to help remind children of their sounds when writing independently? This word mat is ideal to support them. Laminated this resource can be used time and time again. Enlarge it and display it round your classroom. Or send it home for children to use at home.

Do you have an outdoor minibeast garden? Children love to see insects in their outdoor area, especially when learning about minibeasts. This resource consists of 8 pages of insect pictures that can be laminated and displayed next to minibeast hotels or in your outdoor setting. All cards have a picture and word to help children to learn the names of the different insects.

This product consists of 10 different sheets linked to phase 2-5 tricky words. Each sheet is coloured to match my other tricky word resources. This is a great tool to use with children when learning the tricky words and applying them to their writing.

Two worksheets for children to colour. One focusses on the length of items. Using the language longest and shortest. The other focuses on the height of items. Using the language tallest and shortest.

This 35 page resource is fantastic if you are learning about ‘The Jungle’. Linked to the story ‘Walking through the jungle’ by Julie Lacome, this is a super resource to support children learning about jungle animals. Consisting of the following: Page 1-2 Children to draw what they’d see. Page 3-5 Labelling an elephant (differentiated) Page 6-8 Labelling a snake (differentiated) Page 9-11 Labelling a tiger (differentiated) Page 12-14 Labelling a lion (differentiated) Page 15-17 Labelling a monkey (differentiated) Page 18-20 Labelling a crocodile (differentiated) Page 21-26 Sequence story (differentiated) Page 27-28 Word mat Page 29-30 What can they see in the jungle? (Writing) Page 31-35 Jungle animal cards

This activity can be used to help children understand the difference between old and new toys. Children are presented with several pictures. They are encouraged to talk about each picture, discussing what they can see, and whether they think the toy is old or new and why. Children can then glue the pictures onto the correct side. This activity develops children’s speaking and listening skills along with their understanding of time. It is advisable to show children a selection of old and new toys before completing this activity, so they can see the difference between them.

Are you teaching RWI at your setting? This great resource is ideal to use in your continuous provision or to send home with your pupils. Consisting of the set 1 sounds, pictures, and rhymes this is great to encourage your child to learn and write the sound. The grey letter is to be used to trace over - I suggest creating a rainbow letter, so encourage the children to form the letter using lots of colours. Then move onto writing their own letters below. It is important that they say the rhyme as they write the letter.

If you teach RWI phonics to your pupils, then this item is a must. This product can be used as a wall display or a visual prompt on your child’s table. It consists of two sides: Set one sounds Set two and three sounds This is a great resource to support your pupils during their reading and writing sessions. It is bright and colourful and is very child friendly.

Are your children going to be celebrating the Queen’s Platinum Jubilee? This powerpoint is ideal to share with your children so they understand what the celebration is all about.

A great way of introducing set 1 sounds to your children. These help to support fine motor control and reinforce the letter sound and rhyme that is taught during an RWI phonic lesson.

This powerpoint is great when reading the story of Norman the silly slug. It consists of the story along with questions regarding what Norman could use for his shell, and for his wings. A great opportunity to get the children involved, allowing them to design their own shell for Norman or own wings. Consisting of 14 different colourful slides.

Children love to be independent, especially when it comes to making their own sandwich. After making a jam sandwich with your children, why not get them to write instructions, and order the sequence for others to make a jam sandwich? This 4 page activity includes the following: 6 pictures showing the different stages of making a jam sandwich which can be cut up and used to sequence the order, along with key words to use if writing instructions. Blank boxes for the 6 pictures to be placed. Two sheets containing blank boxes and lines for children to write their own set of instructions.

Early Years Development Matters for three to four year olds. Split into the sections: Prime and specific. Contains three pages of statements.

The story Whatever Next by Jill Murphy is such a great story to use the EYFS. This product consists of three sheets: Writing template Story sequence activity Story sequence pictures This colourful products encourages children to talk about and retell the story to themselves and their peer. It can be used to help recall the story and to write their own version of the events that take place on Bears adventure into space.

Do you use the RWI actions and rhymes during your school day? This two page resource is ideal to display in your classroom to help support you in remembering the fun celebration rhymes as well as a good tool to share with parents or other staff. There are 20 different rhymes and actions to learn - but well worth it as children love to celebrate when they are learning and doing something fun!

Are you reading ‘Whatever Next’ in your setting? This powerpoint is the full story so children can see each page clearly. A great resource.

This worksheet helps children identify 2D shapes within every day items. Children are encouraged to cut out the object and place it on the correct shelf. Focusing on the following shapes: circle, square, rectangle and triangle.

This 6 page resource is great for children learning to read and write CVC words. Each page contains 5 different pictures and dotted words for the children to read and match.