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Use this presentation to teach and practice simple addition. Laminate the last slide for an independent activity.

Structured literacy resource Practice reading Stages 1-4 heart words Cut out and laminate to make a matching game.

Stages 1-4+ heart words. Roll the dice, read and write the corresponding heart word. Laminate and use a marker for repeated use. Follows the heart words from Liz Kane’s The Code.

Use these boards and a set of dominoes to practice counting and subitising. Sort odd and even numbers and build up doubling knowledge.

A visual timetable to support all learners with the activities and lessons happening throughout the school day.

Red words reveal powerpoint. Click to move a square at a time to reveal a sight word.

First sight words for magenta PM books. Click and move a square at a time to reveal the sight word.

Use this digital resource to add to your online learning. Students must change one letter at a time to make a new word. The slides are editable

25 high frequency words (magenta words) slowly revealed on each slide. As each shape is removed can the children guess the word? A fun warm up activity for reading.

In this slideshow parts of a letter are revealed a section at a time. Can children guess the letter before all the shapes are removed? A fun game for reception and year one children to help identify letter shapes.

Adding tens. Google slide doc to use as a visual aid or to use for home learning.

Consolidate knowledge of halving with these loop cards.

Consolidate knowledge of doubling facts with these loop cards for small groups of children.

This powerpoint gives the children a selection of numbers in a random order and asks them if they can order them from smallest - largest and largest to smallest.

An A4 page for each letter of the alphabet. Laminate, display and then add high frequency words as your class need them.

Animated powerpoint where the children sound out each letter to form a word as it appears on the screen.

Children can draw or cut out pictures that begin with each letter. Handwriting practive of each letter at the bottom of the page also.

Children sit with white boards or number fans, they count the items as they appear on the screen and then write the number.

The rainbow behaviour chart. Print out the 3 pictures and names of the children in your class. All children start on the rainbow each morning. As the children are caught being good they can move their name onto the sunshine. However, if their behaviour is less desirable they are moved to the cloud. At the end of the day the children who are on the sunshine can receive a sticker/sweet reward. Positive classrooms!