An interactive PPT which goes through what we need to do to stay healthy. It's a child-friendly PPT which is designed for child participation.
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A cutting and sticking activity for children to make the very hungry caterpillar. There is another page with circles in different shades of green for children to cut out and then stick on top of the circle outlines on the picture.
Maths focus: 2D shape - circle
PD: fine motor scissor skills
Expressive Arts and Design: ways of attachment - glue/sellotape, and colours.
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A very simple PPT that goes through the stages of life. Lots of pictures and basic language.
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I've drawn a simple head and tail (simple to allow EYFS/young children to have a go at cutting independently).
All you need is a strip of paper, folded into a concertina, for the body.
Children in my class were able to do this all by themselves after I modelled it.
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A simple and clear worksheet for children to cut along dotted lines. It's differentiated and can be used in EYFS and SEN children.
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There is a matching game where children have to make a pair of shoes by finding 2 that match. There is also an activity where children can colour in and design their own shoe - There is a space for children to write in their shoe size and their name too. This links in with Mathematics and PD.
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A set of sheets which you can laminate - for children to trace over the dots to develop fine motor skills. Hope you find it useful :) For updates for my new resources, click on ‘like’ on facebook: www.facebook.com/TheStorySeed For more free resources: www.TheStorySeed.com
Animals made from simple shapes. Children are to trace around the sides of the shapes. They can colour in the pictures too. There is a line at the top right hand corner of the pages for the children to write their name (you can easily delete them if you don't want them there). In the current format, the pages should be cut in half to form A5 sheets. You can cut and paste the pictures into a new word document and stretch them to fill an A4 page if you like.
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