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African Animal Writing Speech Bubbles Independent writing activity for children to complete writing comments or speech which African animals might say. These be linked to many different stories or texts including Handa’s Suprise, Handa’s Hen, The Ugly Five, We all Went on Safari, We’re going on a Lion Hunt, Little Red and the Very Hungry Lion, The Leopards Drum. The speech bubbles do not contain lines so that children can draw or write free hand and are not contained by lines and can be accessed by all children. These can be used in a variety of areas in your provision. Use these in the provision in your; Creative area Small world area Construction area Writing area Reading corner Outside area These are perfect for EYFS and KS1.

Use these two Rosie’s Walk story maps to support children to retell their own version or copy of the story. One has pictures and ideas on to support children to retell parts of the story. The other has minimal support on to help children write a more independent story map.

**Mini-beast Writing Provision Books ** Mini-Beast Writing Provision Books are an engaging resource designed for children to document their discoveries and creative ideas about the fascinating world of mini-beasts. These books provide structured space for young learners to write information, record observations, and draw pictures of insects, spiders, and other small creatures they encounter. Ideal for both classroom and home use, these books encourage curiosity, literacy, and artistic expression. Each page features sections dedicated to facts, personal notes, and illustrations, making them a versatile tool that supports learning in a fun, hands-on way. These books are great for a supporting and encouraging a variety of independent writing in many areas of the provision including; Mark Making Area Home Corner Investigation Area Exploration Area

Use these short phrase/captions for helping children to write independently. These are made up of CVC and CVCC/CCVC words and words with diagraphs in to help the children become familiar and fluent with writing short fun captions.

Heart CVC word writing Use these sheets to encourage children to write independently. Can they write the words or use magnetic letters to create the words independently.

Chinese New Year Writing Activity Write or match the pictures of the Chinese New Year items to each other in this fun, hands on learning activity. Perfect for using in the classroom and or in the learning environment to support children to learn and develop spelling and writing.

Watercolour theme easter egg word writing activity with CVCC, CCVC, CVC words.

Use these Spring Mark Making Pattern Cards to help children practice their fine motor skills and pre-writing skills

Chick Writing Provision Books Life Cycle of a Chick These colourful blank inside books are perfect for children to share all that they know about chicks. Children could write in and share their ideas and knowledge using these books that combine fun learning with creativity. These books are fantastic to promote independent writing along with Children could use them to; Write a short description of each chick, with space for children to write or draw their impressions of each one Write interesting facts about chicks, Write about their life cycle, and how they grow These books are a perfect addition to your spring topic and would fit in perfectly with life-cycles. They could also be added to the following areas to enhance and develop independent writing across the classroom; Mark Making Area Small World Area Investigation Area Curiosity Cube

These On the farm writing sheets are created to help children talk and write independently about what they can see. They encourage children to talk with each other about what they can see in the picture then write it down in a sentence. These are perfect for early morning work, on the farm theme work or precision teaching.

Chinese New Year Pre-Writing Cards 6 pages of Chinese New Year themes Pre-Writing Cards perfect for early mark making, enhancing your writing areas or adding to wet or dry sand, rice or sensory bags of paint to help children to create shapes to form letters and symbols. With minimal colour these will save your printing and have 4 cards to a page. Please review and tag me in any photos that you use @thedyslexicleader

These Set 1 and diagraphs Read Write Inc (RWInc) word writing sheets with flowers are perfect for children to practice writing their phonics sounds within words. Children can write the words for the pictures. Set 1 read write inc sounds (all single letters and special friend ll,ff, sh, ch, ng, nk, th qu)

Use these body percussion repeating pattern cards to help children build up rhythm and rhyme in their phase 1 phonics as well as oral blending, pattern building and counting. Body percussions intertwined with repeating patterns are a great way to help all children develop their oral skills, counting skills, co-ordination skills, rhythm and rhyme skills and so much more! Use these as A3 in a group or whole class in put as well as A4 size for small group or provision activity.

Planet Funky Fingers-Fine Motor Activity Use these planets with tweezers to add pompoms, bottle tops or counters to help develop children’s fine motor skills and hand-eye co-ordination.

These Spring Animal Writing Frames are perfect for adding into your writing area provision with animals and photos of animals to help children to write short phrases about spring animals and facts about them too.

These In Spring I See… Writing Prompts are perfect for helping children to write short phrases and have the chance to write captions using familiar CVC words.

Use these natural flower pictures to help develop fine motor skills in children by adding tweezers and pompoms or gems to finish and create the flower.

4 to a page rhyming cards with real life pictures to aid language and communications skills. Perfect for phonics Phase 1 Aspect 4 Rhythm and Rhyme.

Cards for b and d discrimination activity to support children who may get confused with the letters

Cards for e and c discrimination activity to support children who may get confused with the letters