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Information all about Bees’ for EYFS children Who’s inside the Beehive? What does a Beehive look like? Bee facts Anatomy of a Bee How to help our Bees’ Bee vocabulary cookie rounds We’re Going on a Bee Hunt spotter.

4 x bingo boards Matching picture cards Laminate the the picture card. Children can take it in turns to to turn over a card and see if it matches their bingo board. First to find all of their matching pictures is the winner.

Complete the pattern using the correct picture. Cut and laminate and children find the correct picture to complete the pattern. Additional page for children to create their own VE Day patterns.

Find the bugs and tick them off. Use the bug spotter. Cut out the magnifying glass and laminate and see which bugs are hiding.

Find and count the number of Easter items.

Count the Easter items and peg the correct number

Hide the eggs and easter treats in the clues described. Read out the clues and let the excitement begin!!

Easter count and peg Easter I Spy Egg Matching Egg loose parts patterns Easter Egg Hunt Clues Easter colouring pictures

Use the picture cards to talk about what makes the Earth happy and what makes the Earth sad. Place the cards on the correct one.

Includes two different scavenger hunts to use when exploring outside.

Sort the different items into the correct recycling bins. Includes 5 recycling bin pictures - Glass, plastic, paper, metal and organic. Each bin has 4-5 pictures to identify and sort

Colouring pictures

Bakery items to print and cut out. Laminate or stick to wooden disks ready to use in your pretend bakery. 4 of each design Chick biscuit Chocolate swirl bun Chocolate chip cookie Strawberry swirl bun Jammy dodger Chocolate doughnut Sprinkle doughnut Chocolate biscuit

Use the the cards to retell the story. Read the story together and encourage the children to put Rosie’s walk in the correct order using the cards.

Hedgehog numbers 1-10 2x blank hedgehogs This resource can be used in a variety of ways: Hide the hedgehogs and see if the children can find them and recognise the numbers. Put the hedgehogs in the correct number order. Practise fine motor skills by adding the correct number of pegs for the hedgehogs spikes. Feed the hedgehogs with the correct number of bugs.

Includes: Hedgehog information (5 Fun Facts) How to help our hedgehogs Name the parts of a hedgehog Name the parts of a hedgehog to complete Tell me about the hedgehog writing prompt sheet

Draw or paint the bees in the garden. Detailed bee to paint or colour Bee picture to talk about what the children can see, which colours will they use? Cartoon bee picture to colour

Numbered beehives 1-10 Bee counters to laminate

Use loose parts for children to follow the different egg patterns.

Create the prickles for the hedgehog. You could use, paint, paper, sticks or laminate and roll out playdough.