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A lovely spring scene with mini beasts hiding amongst the scenery. Children search the spring scene the hiding mini beasts. Children could use a magnifying glass to help them search out the tricker to find ones. On the second page there is chart for children to record the mini beasts that they find.

Pancakes with both numerals and varying amounts of toppings on (1-6) to match together. Great for developing the children’s subitising skills while supporting the teaching of Shrove Tuesday.

A writing prompt for children to write about what they can see based on a farm scene with various levels of support. Great for use as an independent activity in provision or as an adult directed activity

Cut out and laminate the tree and then punch the dots for a lovely threading resource. You can add challenge through the materials that you provide the children with to thread. They can use their fingers or a children’s sewing needle

a lovely versatile spring themed busy fingers activity to develop childrens fine motor skills and hand eye co ordination children can: add loose parts to the dots using fingers or tweezers the above adding the additional challenge of a timer finger print the dots use bingo dabbers to colour the dots

A lovely versatile spring themed busy fingers activity to develop childrens fine motor skills and hand eye co ordination children can: add loose parts to the dots using fingers or tweezers the above adding the additional challenge of a timer finger print the dots use bingo dabbers to colour the dots

3 busy finger activities to develop children’s fine motor skills. the activities include peeling stickers, threading and pincer grip while supporting the celebration of St Patrick’s day and developing 1-1 correspondence.

matching representations of number 1-3. Cut the top half of the egg off and laminate the two parts for the children to match together the tops and bottoms that show the same amount

Children cut out the pancake toppings and stick them onto the pancake that rhymes. Perfect for developing children’s skill of tuning into the sounds in words as well as giving them the opportunity to practice their cutting skills.

A writing prompt for children to write about what they can see based on pancake and toppings with various levels of support. Great for use as an independent activity in provision or as an adult directed activity supporting the teaching of Shrove Tuesday

Can you match the toppings to the correct initial sounds on the pancakes? Great for children to practice their skills of tuning into the initial sounds in words, while appealing to the love of pancakes. It also opens up opportunities to discuss what they like on their pancakes.

Visual instructions for making pancakes along with shopping lists and a cut ang stick sequencing activity. Great for supporting the teaching of Shrove Tuesday

A writing prompt for children to write about what they can see based on pancake ingredients with various levels of support. Great for use as an independent activity in provision or as an adult directed activty supporting the teaching of Shrove Tuesday

Follow the dots to create a rainbow so that the Leprechaun can reach the pot of gold. A fun little activity that works great as an independent activity to support children in developing their pencil control, hand eye coordination, and fine motor skills

Follow the dots to create a rainbow so that the Leprechaun can reach the pot of gold. A fun little activity that works great as an independent activity to support children in developing their pencil control, hand eye coordination, and fine motor skills

Can you colour in the picture that represents each number? developing children’s subitising skills and number recognition

A writing prompt for children to write about what they can see based on different spring scenes with various levels of support. Great for use as an independent activity in provision or as an adult directed activity