Children can use concrete objects (cubes) to help them support this activity or pictorially cross the cubes out. The first page includes cubes up to 5 and the second page includes cubes up to 10 using a tens frame.

An activity sheet exploring part part whole

Activities based around the story of The Gingerbread Man

picture and number cards to prompt children to count on from different starting points on a number track.

An activity sheet all about happiness

Using the new curriculum to track progress termly. Using the on track and not on track system.

This curriculum map is progressive and builds each term, using the new statements from 2021 development matters.

Progression from Term 1 to Term 3 This resources builds on vocab each term and allows subject leads to become aware of the language used in EYFS.

Initial sounds matched to jolly phonics creates a cvc word for children to blend and read.

A worksheet for children to understand why they are special and unique

I have created a reading record to allow you to monitor each child’s progression alongside their phonic knowledge. I hope this is helpful… please let me know what you think?

Here is a grid to help track Vulnerable children in your class. I complete this grid at the beginning of the year and update it where necessary. It helps me to identify those children that are extremely vulnerable.

Here is a very brief and short baseline checklist. I use this front page to check progression throughout the year at the end of each term. It is also lovely for the children to see how much progression they have made with regards to their handwriting and name writing.

Here is a spreadsheet covering all areas for a baseline checklist and overview. This can be used to track and predict children’s progression for Reception. It is a good and easy assessment tool to use alongside observations.

Here is a summer bucket list of activities to send home with your children.

I have created a document with the NEW Early Learning goals 2020 for Staff to use for assessment. I have put them into a grid for an easier layout/format to use. I hope this is helpful… please leave a review!

A suggested timetable for parents to use at home to support some kind of structure for learning during the next lockdown.

step by step photos ready for modeling of how to write instructions for home learning.