Zog Odd and Even ten frame activity Use the ten frames and counters to work out how much Zog represents. Then sort the Zogs into odd and even.

Minibeasts Continuous Provision Plan Bundle contains: 3 weeks worth of provision plans resources included

No-Bot the Robot with no bottom English Plan with grammar warm up slides and resourced lessons. 5 week unit plan on the book No-Bot the Robot with No Bottom by Sue Hendra with the following focuses: 3 weeks on stories with Fantasy Settings 2 weeks on letter writing using No-Bot as the stimulus for the letters.

Counting within 100 7 week Planning document for a Year 1 maths topic using NCETM maths scheme. Does not come with the powerpoints as these can be downloaded from the website and the activity sheets need to be purchased separately on my TES shop page

EYFS Sentence writing task, which encourages children to observe the photographs and write sentences about what they can see in different rooms of a house e.g. a sofa, TV, window, bed, wardrobe, toys.

Past and present household item writing frame. This resource explores what old and new items are in houses ranging from the Anglo-Saxons, Vikings, Victorians and current day household appliances. Get your children to explore how these appliances have developed across centuries and make the link between past and present day appliances. Comes with a key word bank to support children with the key terminology/vocabulary needed.

Brain Break’s activities to help with transitions and get those wriggles out! Suitable for any year group

Can be used to help children count or as a daily check in on how many children you have in class that day.

Number of Teeth Playdough Mat Comes with mouths of different ethnicity’s so all children feel included in this activity. Children read the number above the mouths, roll out playdough in the shape of teeth and place them into the correct mouth.

Oral Health: Cover the tooth activity. Comes with 6 different mouth mats of different ethnicity’s so all children feel included in this activity. Set up trays in the middle of your table or tuff tray and number each tray 1-6 and fill with different colour beads. Children will roll a dice. The number it lands on, the children select the coloured bead from the correct tray and put it on top of the tooth with the corresponding number. This activity is a great way to draw connections between your oral health topic, dentists (people who help us topic) and maths number recognition, whilst developing children’s fine motor skills of placing beads preciously.

The Tiger Who Came for Tea Number Sequencing Cards

Vegetable Faces templates Comes with vegetables that can be used for the face shape and smaller vegetable pictures that can be used to add the facial features.

Healthy Eating & Oral Health Continuous Provision Planning Bundle Please note some resources are not included as they are based on activities created by Twinkl but include a photo as a reference to the Twinkl activity Based on the story The Tiger Who Came for Tea this unit covers healthy eating and the importance of this on our oral health.

Minibeast fact cards Print double sided and place in your outdoor area in the minibeasts habitats. Let your children explore the habitats and learn some interesting facts along the way! Children in EYFS really enjoyed this activity and could provide some of the facts they had learnt to their talk partner and was a great stimulus to encourage learning about minibeast habitats.

This activity encourages children to design a t-shirt that represents all the things that matter to them most.

This resource covers all of the KS2 science curriculum for biology for teachers to revise their subject knowledge. The revision document contains key information and photographs to support your learning and to use in the classroom for your learners, from high quality sources. This covers topics including: *life processes, plant and animal classification, organs, teeth, skeleton, movement, breathing, heart and blood circulation, food and digestion, plant reproduction, photosynthesis, ecology (adaptions), life cycles, cells and micro-organisms. *

Can you find the subordinate clause in the sentence? Get your students to identify the main and subordinate clauses in a range of sentences.

Can you help Santa to find out which elf stole the reindeer’s carrots? Santa provides five suspects and the children must complete a range of multiplications to crack the clues and find the culprit. This resource achieves National Curriculum outcomes: Multiply a 2-digit number by a 1-digit number and challenges some learners to Multiply a 3-digit number by a 1-digit number. This resource comes with the suspects, codes with answers, clues for the children to answer and an answer sheet. This lesson challenges the children to apply their mathematical knowledge in a fun activity that won’t feel like a maths lesson.

Linking to Year 5 unit of Food, Glorious Food! This persuasive writing unit introduces persuasive writing about healthy eating and Fairtrade products. By the end of the unit, children will be encouraged to write a persuasive text, persuading an audience to use Fairtrade products. This resource includes: Teaching slides and resources for the following lessons- To identify what a persuasive text is To respond to a persuasive text To compare and contrast persuasive media To identify the structure of persuasive writing To identify the language of persuasion To find examples of persuasive language. Each lesson is split into a starter, following an i-model, and a main activity. i-model: Immerse Imitate Innovate Invent Improve

For the Jesus is special unit in the Year 1 curriculum, these slides explore gift giving, what it means to give a gift and how Jesus is a special gift from God. The slides come with assessment opportunities and links to videos to support children’s understanding.