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I use a variety of age-appropriate and inclusive learning resources that support child development across the Early Years Learning Framework (EYLF). These include: • Phonics resources such as flashcards, letter-sound mats, rhyming word games, and blending tools • Montessori-inspired materials for hands-on learning, such as sorting trays, puzzles, and sensory bins • Storytelling and literacy aids including picture books, puppets, and visual storytelling props • Creative art and fine motor tools like clay, crayons, scissors, and collage materials • Digital resources such as Storypark, Bee-Bot, and child-safe educational apps to support cognitive and language skills

This Today I Feel chart is a printable emotional check-in tool for preschool, and Montessori classrooms. It helps children recognize and name their feelings in daily routines. Includes six emotion icons (happy, sad, angry, scared, tired, excited) with matching labels. Great for use during morning circle time, in calm-down corners, or home learning. PDF printable Suitable for ages 3–6 Color + B&W versions included Supports emotional development

Editable name tracing sheet with Australian names for EYFS/ Kindergarden, includes full lesson plan with objectives and printable worksheet. This resource supports early writing and file motor development. it includes a name tracing worksheet featuring 8 Australian names and a matching lesson plan for ages 3-6 Perfect for morning work, literacy centres, or individual name practise includes a detailed lesson plan (PDF) A4 prinatble sheet File type: PDF Ages: 3-6 Stages: Yearly years foundation stage/ kindergarden/ preschool

I use a variety of age-appropriate and inclusive learning resources that support child development across the Early Years Learning Framework (EYLF). These include: • Phonics resources such as flashcards, letter-sound mats, rhyming word games, and blending tools • Montessori-inspired materials for hands-on learning, such as sorting trays, puzzles, and sensory bins • Storytelling and literacy aids including picture books, puppets, and visual storytelling props • Creative art and fine motor tools like clay, crayons, scissors, and collage materials • Digital resources such as Storypark, Bee-Bot, and child-safe educational apps to support cognitive and language skillsI use a variety of age-appropriate and inclusive learning resources that support child development across the Early Years Learning Framework (EYLF)

This interactive worksheet helps children understand classroom behavior expectations in a fun and visual way! Learners look at real-life classroom images and then drag and drop a tick or cross based on what they should or sholdnt do. Additionally, children match written rules to pictures, building literacy and comprehension.

This simple and engaging worksheet supports early childhood learners in recognizing and sorting colours, children match objects to their correct coloured baskets and enhancing visual. colorsorting, matching colours, preschool activity, early years, visual discrimination, basket sort, red blue yellow

This fun and interactive worksheet is designed for young learners following the EYFS ( Early Years Foundation Stage) under the British Curriculum. It helps children identify and sort clothing suitable for summer and winter, building their knowledge of weather, seasons, and appropriate dressing. EYFS Framework communication and Language Fine Motor Skills Ideal for Nursery And Reception learners ( ages3-5) Seasonal cllassroom themes Home Learning Weather- realted topics and discussions

This fun and engaging Classroom Scavenger Hunt worksheet is designed to help early learners explore their environment, build vocabulary, and strengthen observation skills, Ideal for first week of school. Perfect for EYFS, Reception, and key stage 1, this activity encourages communication, collaboration, and early literacy. Supports the British Curriculum and EYFS learning goals.

Help EYFS learners explore healthy eating with this fun and free cut and paste worksheet also perfect for Reception, Nursery, and early years classrooms. This activity supports EYFS Understanding the World and Personal, Social& Emotional Development. Children Sort food into two categories- Healthy or Unhealthy- by cutting and pasting colorful food images into the correct section. Ideal for: EYFS classroom Home learning SEN groups needing visual and simplified resources