Resources designed to improve provision and practice in the Early Years Foundation Stage, produced by a Reception teacher. Please email any queries to EYFS_Resources@outlook.com.
Resources designed to improve provision and practice in the Early Years Foundation Stage, produced by a Reception teacher. Please email any queries to EYFS_Resources@outlook.com.
A simple Powerpoint presentation explaining Chinese New Year to children in the Early Years and Key Stage 1.
Includes:
A brief overview of the traditional Chinese New Year story and the 12 zodiac animals (the âGreat River Raceâ);
A simple explanation of why the Chinese calendar is different (based on phases of the moon instead of the sun);
Examples and photographs of common traditions during Chinese New Year celebrations: house decorations, special food/clothes, red envelopes, dragon dances, spring cleaning etc.
A simple Powerpoint animation for use as a timer in the primary school classroom. Children must complete an activity before the jar fills up with marbles (2 minutes). Great for tidy up time in the Early Years, simple classroom activities or for building an understanding of time.
Two classroom timers (2 minutes and 5 minutes). Children must complete an activity before the jar fills up with marbles. Great for tidy up time in the Early Years, other simple classroom activities or for building an understanding of time.
We have used Talk Homework in my Early Years setting with great success. We send home this template each week with a different question for parents to discuss with their children. Questions may be related to something we have done in class that week, gathering prior knowledge for a new topic or an opportunity to discuss life at home. For example, âWe made pancakes in class this week! Can your child tell you how/why we made them? Can they tell you about any other special occasions that people celebrate?â
The template features a graphic outlining the ârulesâ of Talk Homework for parents - e.g. turn off the TV, write down exactly what your child says, give them thinking time etc. It includes an editable text box for your own questions, and further space for parents to write down their childâs response.
A washing machine front dial for supporting reading and mathematical development in the Early Years. Numbered to 9 with simple symbols and words. Also included are washing instructions - simple sentences to display in the home corner.
A set of phone numbers for display in the Home Corner - includes âTake Away Foodâ (with photo support and labels) and fictional character telephone numbers (e.g. Goldilocks, Spiderman, Batman etc.). Designed to support reading and mathematical development in the Early Years.
A complete set of resources for an Airport or Aeroplane Role Play station, designed to support reading, writing and mathematical development within the Early Years. Includes:
Aeroplane windows for display
Arrivals and Departures Boards
Boarding Passes
Flight Attendant Checklist
In-flight entertainment TV screen
In-flight food and drink menu
Pilot and Cockpit controls
Question posters for display
Editable tray labels that can be easily personalised for your class - simply click âChange pictureâ to add your childrenâs photographs to each label, and edit the text for the names of your pupils. Change the font to suit your preferences. 36 labels included.
A simple back to school resource to support classroom setup.
A visual price list for a vegetable shop role play area. Featuring photographs of vegetables as well as photographs of coins and various ways of using 1p and 2p coins to make each amount.
A set of photo display posters for the Home Corner, labelled to support early reading development. Includes rooms of the house (kitchen, living room, bedroom, bathroom, garden) and different types of houses (flats, houseboat, house).
Arrivals and Departures boards for display in a role play airport, to support reading and mathematical development in the Early Years. Arrivals board features countries while Departures board features cities. Both have times (1.00-10.00) to support mathematics, as well as statuses to support early reading (e.g. âgo to the gateâ).
A visual resource showing how to say âhelloâ in 10 languages: French, Chinese, Russian, Japanese, Arabic, Spanish, Bulgarian, Polish, Indian and Bangladeshi. Complete with flags for each corresponding country.
Editable peg labels that can be easily personalised for your class - simply click âChange pictureâ to add your childrenâs photographs to each label, and edit the text for the names of your pupils. Change the font to suit your preferences. 36 labels included.
A simple back to school resource to support classroom setup.
A picture of a room filled with objects starting with the letter âtâ - designed to support phonics development in the Early Years and to make learning fun. âWhatâs in the sound room today?â
Includes Powerpoint and PDF poster.
A picture of a room filled with objects starting with the letter âaâ - designed to support phonics development in the Early Years and to make learning fun. âWhatâs in the sound room today?â
Includes Powerpoint and PDF poster.
A picture of a room filled with objects starting with the letter âsâ - designed to support phonics development in the Early Years and to make learning fun. âWhatâs in the sound room today?â
Includes Powerpoint and PDF poster.
A picture of a room filled with objects starting with the letter âiâ - designed to support phonics development in the Early Years and to make learning fun. âWhatâs in the sound room today?â
Includes Powerpoint and PDF poster.