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These are a great stimulus for learners within EYFS, learners with Special Educational Needs and learners working within KS1. Can support reading, writing and science topics.

Help children to let go of their worries and anxiety by giving them to the worry fairy. Gorgeous support for young children.

These cards and the sentence board can all be laminated to support children in building simple sentences as part of the animals including humans topic in science. Select a card of each colour and build a range of sentences in the correct context. They can also be used to create silly sentences.

This is a lovely activity for children with Special Educational Needs working below the national curriculum. There are illustrations and photographs of animals. The children can listen to the sounds of the animals which an adult can play on the computer or make the sounds themselves, the children can then point to the animal that would make that particular sound. Can also be used to encourage children to name the animals, or point to animals when prompted by name.

These are great to provide a visual when counting down to an event or activity. A range of events included and a blank sheet to fill in your own activities. Count down with the children how many days…

This is a great resource for children working at P-levels in Science and for children in EYFS. Children can sort the animals into the broader categories of land, sky and sea to assess their level of understanding that different animals need a different environment.

These are great cards which can be laminated to use on a visual timetable, to provide a display of the routine and activities happening throughout the day. These can support children who often become overwhelmed and anxious if they can’t prepare for what is going to happen during the day. Pictures/illustrations and words on each card with subjects and activities of all areas of a school day.

Here you will find a very child friendly powerpoint presentation modeling how to multiply 4 digits by a 1 digit number. Giving explanation in extended form alongside the column method to provide the knowledge behind the column method. Also to compliment the powerpoint and follow on from it, there are several activities following this approach to ensure consolidation and a deep understanding before moving on to exchanging 10.

This is an activity where children can practice writing common exception words. Read the word, spell the word, write the word. Aimed at KS1 learners in Year 1 and Year 2. 20 Pages to download altogether. Laminate the sheets to allow children to write the words with whiteboard pens, these can be rubbed out and used again.

Here you will find a great set of comprehension activities for young learners. Starting with photographs and illustrations 20 pages in total to download, to encourage children to look at detail in the pictures and prompt discussion. Imaginative ideas can come from discussing and thinking carefully about what is happening in a picture. Children can then draw their own interpretation of what will happen next and explain it. A great tool to encourage information retrieval and confidence with ideas and imagination. Also included are 3 short comprehension activities, with short simple sentences, to not overwhelm new readers with difficult text and language. The comprehension is the key function of these activities, to develop tools to find and fetch information and understand what has been read. Putting children at the core of their learning…

These are great colourful resources to allow children to follow 2 step patterns. Copy the patterns by using shape counters, by drawing/colouring or by cutting and sticking the included shapes. Also included are ‘continue 2 step pattern sheets’ which children have to work out what will come next to complete the grid.

A presentation for Year 4 KS2 learners on the Geography topic of A Village In India. This gorgeous PowerPoint is very child friendly and shows clear photographs of a particular village in India and describes daily life. There are 11 slides on the presentation, giving clear information for Year 4 learners to relate to and 4 comparison worksheets to be completed to compliment the activity. Putting children at the core of their learning…

These are great prompt sheets of animals. Each sheet shows an image of an animal and has a selection of nouns and adjectives to provide ideas for writing. Enhancing a child’s vocabulary allowing them to magpie ideas to use in their writing. This can be used in literacy and cross curricular in the Science Topic animals including humans/Animals and habitats.

These are lovely sheets to support children in their writing. Each sheet has images of animals with a selection of nouns and adjectives which children can use in their writing to enhance their vocabulary. Can be used in literacy and geography as a cross curricular resource.

These gorgeous phonics phase 2 posters, provide a fabulous display for any classroom includes every phase 2 letter sound. Or can be used as stimulus to aid learning the phase 2 phonics letter sounds. Lovely child friendly illustrations with examples of things beginning with each sound. Stunning resources for Early Years and Year 1.

These gorgeous activities support children with special educational needs and children who are just beginning to recognise words and letters. Some children can often find looking at letter and word shapes and matching them to images a much more logical way of learning to read. Both of these activities can be used as support with phonics based activities or word work. They can be laminated and used over and over if required.

Here you will find some fantastic resources to support your KS2 learners in their knowledge and understanding of how Roman Numerals are worked out. There is a child friendly, engaging powerpoint which gives clear step by step examples right the way through. Then there are some maths problem solving activities based on true historical facts. This is a great activity for KS2 learners, combining historical facts with maths. There is also a Roman Numerals grid, showing the correct numerals alongside Roman Numerals, to provide a visual to allow children to check their answers. We have also included grids with many numbers missing, to allow learners to have a go at them themselves. There are also Roman Numerals matching worksheets and a Roman Numerals Card game. This is a great bundle of activities to really put the love back in learning…

This is a lovely bundle of 5 resources all about dinosaurs, ranging from a fact file to support writing and ideas. Dinosaur vocabulary which can be used as spelling support, can be put up on a display. Gorgeous count and write cards to support children in their understanding of numbers, as well as sequencing numbers on dinosaurs. Fantastic resources with stunning images to give a real feel of how the dinosaurs looked and how they carried themselves.

This is a gorgeous powerpoint presentation and other activities, inspired by the White Rose Small Steps’ but with a little more sparkle and much more child friendly. The powerpoint encourages children to participate throughout and definitely inspires a love in learning. The other activities compliment the powerpoint and call all be used to form a set of great lessons on creating pictograms. Putting the love back in learning…

This is a fantastic bundle of resources to support the teaching of the history topic Anglo Saxons. The collection of activities includes a powerpoint presentation which is child friendly, giving the important information, without being text heavy. To compliment the presentation we have included a research task to enable children to use their findings to create their very own news report. To really get the most out of this topic, there is also a diary entry activity, which encourages the children to use the information they have found and the key points they have learned from the powerpoint, to put themselves in the shoes of a Briton being invaded by the Anglo Saxons. How would they have felt? To finish off, we have also included a design a shield activity in the style of those used by the Anglo Saxons. Putting the love back in learning…