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Match the animal and word to the animals print. Fun worksheets for all ages! The visual memory and discrimination involved and the identification of patterns and relationships and similarity and difference help children to learn about early representation and problem solving. Matching and sorting activities can also be good for developing fine motor skills. Suitable for: Group Work, SEN 1:1, whole class, small groups, homework, evidence to prove progression. Just print cut and use.! please rate!

Number Blocks Display This is a great addition to your early years classrooms / corridors / Sen Rooms. This is a educational display that will help your children learn to count to 10. Can be used interactively with children to engage them in learning. Movable eyes and mouths and number cards. Cut - Print - Stick - Done Instructions included.

This personalized Alphabet Booklet is for any body who needs help with learning the alphabet or sounding out the alphabet. Made based on Phonics. Great for KS1. Great to send home for fun ways to keep phonics up out the classroom. (parents have loved this product as it allows the parent to understand how phonics is used in the education system.) Can be used in phonics class, SEN classes, group work, whole class. Fun colouring on every page to keep your children engaged throughout. Back of booklet includes guide for adults/ teacher/ parents. Low printing cost. Print with staples in left corner to save time. Print - Use - Simple.

Maths Stencil and colour in worksheet. Does your student need help writing numbers? This work sheet has a stencil to guide your students as they are learning. Interactive with colouring to make sure no one gets bored or distracted. Fun informative visual booklet for early learners. This worksheet will enable all children to be able to learn how to write number in word format or number format. Perfect for visual learners. Can be printed A3/A4 depending on what you students need. One number per page to not overwhelm the students. Great for SEN groups, early years and homework. Great to send home to engage parents in the students learning. Great open maths lesson activity. Black and white for low print cost. Just print to staple in corner and it will become a booklet for each student.

Children who learn how to understand emotions in themselves and others are better able to regulate their own responses to strong emotions. Helping children to identify and label emotions is an important first step. This power point is interactive. It allows the children to pick which emotion they are feeling. It opens up conversations that will teach your students a bank of emotionally strategies to use in future situations. The student gets to pick their own emotions and pick the activity that they want to complete to continue learning. Some children will need a time out or sometime to rethink a situation before returning to learning. This is a great tool tool to use to refocus anyone and get them back into the learning environment in a positive calm way. Great for KS1. Amazing for PSHE lessons. Easy and simple for SEN groups/students. Can be used on tablet/phone/computer screen/ white board and printed. Please rate!

Are you working with your children on matching? Match the fruits Match the fruits to the word. This is a great worksheet for helping children develop their matching/ remembering skills. Great for KS1. Great to show childrens progression. Great home work that parents can help complete. Quick - Just print Please Rate!

A growth mindset can encourage a passion for learning and an ease in facing new challenges. Children with a growth mindset outperform those with a fixed mindset and are more likely to bounce back from failures. Can be used for displays in your classroom for all age ranges. Displayed in educational corridors for everyone to pass and remind. To encourage positive behaviour and attitude throughout the day. Can be used as reminders for children who are having a difficult time to read through and reset them back into lesson time. Can be printed in A4 OR A3. Can be printed into a booklet. Just print and use. Please rate!

This worksheet gives a stencil style guide to help your students remember where to start a letter including both lower and upper case. It is important for kids to form letters correctly. Often overlooked, correct letter formation is an important skill for children to learn their letters, have legible handwriting, and for handwriting speed. When teaching your child how to form letters correctly, it is important to use a range of sensory modalities including visual, auditory, and tactile. Just print and go! Please Rate!

Fun worksheet for matching different fruits together. Children can cut out the different fruits and stick them to make a full fruit. Great way for matching skills, Learning about different fruits, opens conversations about healthy eating. Motor skill improvement. The visual memory and discrimination involved and the identification of patterns and relationships and similarity and difference help children to learn about early representation and problem solving. Matching and sorting activities can also be good for developing fine motor skills. Just print and start having Fun , Please Rate

it important children know and understand Patterns to provide a sense of order in what might otherwise appear chaotic. Researchers have found that understanding and being able to identify recurring patterns allow us to make educated guesses, assumptions, and hypothesis; it helps us develop important skills of critical thinking and logic. Just print and use! Please Rate!

great worksheet to engage students in learning letters and sounds. stencil each alphabet letter while colouring in 4 images that connect to the letter. Great for SEN students, group, 1to1, whole class, homework, fun game. Why is learning the alphabet important for children? Children’s knowledge of letter names and shapes is a strong predictor of their success in learning to read. Knowing letter names is strongly related to children’s ability to remember the forms of written words and their ability to treat words as sequences of letters. Just print and use! black and white for low cost printing. enjoy! Please rate!

Great way to help teach KS1 and SEN students. Easy to use. Just print / cut / use. Match the colour circles to the same colour writing. Great tool to get children to match words to pictures. Great for challenging children as it is a practical activity. Great reminder tool. Great start of class 5 minute activity. Can edit to match your needs. Enjoy!

Number Blocks Display Great colourful display for early years classroom/ SEN room / Early Years Corridor. Educational display that gives children an interactive visual guide on helping them achieve counting to 10. Great way of starting a conversation at the start of maths lessons. Interactive to make the children more engaged. Movable faces that the children can change. Movable numbers that the children can move. Print - Cut out - Stick - Done Enjoy!

Children who learn how to understand emotions in themselves and others are better able to regulate their own responses to strong emotions. Helping children to identify and label emotions is an important first step. Great activities for KS1/KS2/SEN children to use to teach/remind help and explain how emotions affect different people. Great to send home once completed to relay messages at home to parents. Just print and use. Please rate.

This will help your children with their counting skills. Can be used in SEN groups, small groups, full class, homework, to show student progressions or revision and start of class activity. Useful for all age groups. Children love counting and it’s important your child gets used to numbers because these lead on to most other mathematics skills. Children will often count in order before they understand what the numbers mean. Download - Print - Use Please Rate!

A great worksheet / booklet for whole classes, homework, revision, parent and student engagement at home, to show student progression, small groups, 1 to 1 work, SEN groups. This work sheet is for children who need help learning more than and less than. Has pictures to colour in to engage your students for more time. Fun easy way to learn. Print - use! Please Rate!

Why Is It Important to Learn Colours? Learning the colours is a milestone in early childhood and represents a child’s cognitive understanding. Exposing children to and teaching them about the colours develops their visual perception – which is the ability of the brain to correctly interpret what the eyes see. A4 for children who are confident in reading colours with no visual clues to fill out. A3 for children who are less confident and need visual clues to complete the worksheet. Can be used with whole class, small groups, 1 to 1 sessions, SEN, homework, revision. Just print and use! Please Rate!

Learning shapes not only helps children identify and organize visual information, it helps them learn skills in other curriculum areas including reading, math, and science. For example, an early step in understanding numbers and letters is to recognize their shape. This worksheet allows your children to show and demostrate that they can half a shape by drawing a line down the middle find the fraction 1/2. Can be used in whole class, homework, revision, 5 minute start of lesson worksheet, SEN, group work and 1 to 1 sessions. answer sheet include which student can use to mark own work or others. Just print and use. Please Rate.

Teaching children to count will improve their readiness for other math concepts that will be taught in the future, such as addition and subtraction. Can be used for whole class, homework, 1 to 1 sessions, group sessions, revision etc. Can be put onto class board for everyone to get involved with filling out the answers. 3 pages of counting. Last page is make your own. Great way to get the children more involved and share their worksheets with their peers. Just print and use! Please Rate!

Children’s knowledge of letterS is a strong predictor of their success in learning to read. Knowing letter names is strongly related to children’s ability to remember the forms of written words and their ability to treat words as sequences of letters. This game engages the children or child to get involved. They can start by cutting out each image. This opens up conversations about what the object is, what letter it begins with. Are they confident they know the answer? Stick each image to the letter the object starts with. Once completed the students can colour the objects. Great for whole class, small groups, 1:1 sessions, parent and child homework, homework, SEN groups, phonic sessions, 5 min starter lesson worksheet. Just print and use! Please rate!