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Discover a curated collection of 26 pages of resources designed to enhance the teaching of “Colour Monster” by Anna Llenas. This delightful book provides a unique perspective for young minds to explore and understand their emotions by associating them with colours. I have put together- Feelings jar Feelings fans Worksheets for literacy Worksheets on pencil control Design worksheets Matching feelings Teaming up monsters The list goes on. Specifically designed for early learners, these resources provide a gentle yet effective platform for children to explore and express their emotions, fostering a foundation for emotional well-being. Suitable for both classroom environments and homeschooling, these resources can be seamlessly integrated into existing lesson plans or used as standalone tools to enhance emotional learning inspired by "Colour Monster."

These 12 lanyard cards are designed to support children in nursery who may be non-verbal or have special needs, providing visual prompts to aid understanding and communication. Each card features a clear, engaging illustration with bold text, along with a handy tab for quick and easy access. Card Descriptions Water A picture of a water bottle to indicate it’s time for a drink. Toilet A simple illustration of a toilet to show when it’s time to go or for a child to request to use it. Wash Hands A picture of hands being washed to prompt hygiene routines. Snack Time An image of fruit to indicate snack breaks. Outdoor Play A picture of children playing outside, symbolising outdoor activity time. Lunchtime An illustration of a plate and cutlery to signal when it’s time to eat lunch. Story Time A book icon with a child listening to represent quiet group story sessions. Tidy-Up Time A visual of a person sweeping to encourage tidying. Sit Down A picture of a child sitting to show it’s carpet time or to have quiet time. Home Time A house icon to signal the end of the day. Line Up A picture of children in a queue to encourage to line up. Coat Time A picture of a coat to indicate it’s time to get their coat. These cards are versatile and can be used by staff to provide structure, reduce anxiety, and promote understanding of daily routines for children with additional needs. #NurserySupport #VisualAids #InclusiveEducation #NonVerbalCommunication #SpecialNeedsSupport #EarlyYearsLearning #RoutineCards #ChildDevelopment #LanyardCards #VisualCues #SENDResources #EarlyYearsInclusion

Night and Day Sorting Activity Description: Engage young learners in the concept of day and night with our captivating sorting activity designed to reinforce understanding of these two distinct periods. This resource includes vibrant visuals and hands-on tasks to facilitate active learning and conceptualization. Activity Components: Sorting Pictures: Two large pictures—one depicting a serene night scene and the other showcasing a bright daytime setting—are provided as sorting mats. Alongside these mats are 24 small pictures representing various objects, animals, and scenes commonly associated with either day or night. Children are encouraged to place each picture onto the corresponding sorting mat based on whether it belongs to the day or night category. Cutting and Sticking Activity: Following the sorting activity, children can further reinforce their understanding of day and night by engaging in a cutting and sticking exercise. They are presented with a worksheet containing a mix of pictures representing elements of both day and night scenes. Children are tasked with carefully cutting out each picture and pasting them into the appropriate section of the worksheet—either under the “Day” or “Night” heading. Benefits: Reinforces understanding of the concept of day and night. Promotes visual discrimination and categorization skills. Encourages fine motor development through cutting and sticking tasks. Supports hands-on, interactive learning experiences. This night and day sorting activity is an ideal addition to early years classrooms, homeschooling environments, or as a fun and educational activity at home. Spark curiosity and facilitate meaningful discussions about the natural rhythms of day and night with this engaging resource.

Dear Zoo Matching Game for 4 Players Enjoy a fun, interactive game inspired by Dear Zoo by Rod Campbell! Designed for 4 players, each player has a colourful board featuring 6 different pictures from the story. In the centre of the table, 24 picture cards are placed face down. Players take turns flipping over a card to see if it matches any picture on their board. The first player to find all their pictures wins! A great way to develop memory, matching skills, and turn-taking for early learners. #DearZoo #MatchingGame #EarlyYearsActivities #MemoryGame #RodCampbell #EYFSresources #StorybookGames #EarlyLearning

These 12 lanyard feeling cards are designed to help nursery-aged children, especially those who may be non-verbal or have special needs, express their emotions and develop emotional awareness. Each card features a clear, child-friendly illustration and bold text to identify different feelings, with a tab for quick and easy access. Card Descriptions Happy A smiling face to show joy or contentment. Sad A sad face with to represent feeling upset. ill A face with a thermometer, representing an unwell child . Scared A worried expression to signify fear. Worried A face with a tear to show a concerned child. Tired A yawning face with zzz’s to show fatigue. Thirsty A face with a bottle representing a child needing a drink. Confused A puzzled face to indicate uncertainty. Hungry A face with food, showing a child needing food. Lonely A face with a sad expression to convey loneliness. Proud A confident, smiling face to express pride. Hurt A Bandaged face to represent an injured child. These cards are ideal for helping children identify and communicate their emotions, fostering self-awareness and emotional literacy. They can also assist staff in understanding and supporting a child’s feelings throughout the day. #EmotionalLiteracy #NurserySupport #VisualAids #NonVerbalCommunication #SpecialNeedsSupport #EarlyYearsLearning #FeelingCards #EmotionalDevelopment #LanyardCards #VisualCues #SENDResources #EarlyYearsInclusion

These reusable, cards are perfect for engaging young children in fun and thoughtful conversations. Each A4 page contains 3 cards, and the set includes 21 “Would You Rather” cards and 21 icebreaker question cards. Ideal for use during circle time, as a getting-to-know-you activity, or as time fillers, these cards spark curiosity and promote social interaction. Simply laminate for durability, and enjoy using them again and again in the classroom, at home, or in group settings. #CircleTime #IceBreakerQuestions #WouldYouRather #SocialSkills #InteractiveLearning #GettingToKnowYou #ClassroomFun #ReusableResources #TeacherResources #EarlyYearsEducation #PlayBasedLearning #ClassroomActivities #TimeFillers #ConversationStarters #EngagingKids #LaminateAndReuse #GroupActivities #PreschoolActivities #FunWithKids #EducationalGames

Some children need a little more inspiration to get involved with maths. I have created this maths pack with a, unicorn theme, to inspire children who have an interest in these mythical creatures. If there is a particular theme a you require that I haven’t created please let me know and I will do my best to create it for you. Ideal intervention pack. In the pack you will find 100 square 10 frame and 10 unicorns 5 frame and 5 unicorns Maths boards 4, First, then, now problems 8 subitising cards 0-20 flashcards

31 BSL Animal Flashcards – Pets, Farm, and Wild Animals This set includes 31 British Sign Language (BSL) flashcards featuring animals. Each card shows: A picture demonstrating the BSL sign for the animal’s name or action The head of the animal being signed Animals covered include pets, farm animals, and wild animals, making this resource ideal for supporting inclusive communication, language development, and sign language learning in early years and primary settings. Please leave feedback if you find this resource useful. #BSLFlashcards #BritishSignLanguage #InclusiveEducation #EarlyYears #AnimalSigns #TESResources #CommunicationSupport #LanguageDevelopment

Step into the whimsical world of “The Tiger Who Came to Tea” with our delightful Bingo game, specially crafted for early years learners. This engaging game features 9 unique bingo boards adorned with 9 charming pictures, inspired by the story, on each board. Additionally, there are 15 calling cards and 28 colourful counters, ensuring hours of fun-filled entertainment for young children. Our Bingo game is designed to foster literacy skills, visual recognition, and social interaction in a playful and captivating way. As children match the pictures on their bingo boards with the corresponding images called out on the calling cards, they’ll sharpen their observation skills and develop vocabulary associated with the story. With its vibrant illustrations and easy-to-understand gameplay, “The Tiger Who Came to Tea” Bingo is ideal for use in early years settings, including preschools, nurseries, and homeschooling environments. It promotes cooperative learning, turn-taking, and attention to detail while immersing children in the enchanting world of Judith Kerr’s classic tale. Bring the magic of “The Tiger Who Came to Tea” to life with our engaging Bingo game, where every round is filled with excitement and adventure! Perfect for small group activities, literacy centers, or family game nights, this resource is sure to delight children and adults alike. Let the bingo fun begin!

A shape pack inspired by the book, Which one doesn’t belong? 6, black and white, Worksheets where children colour in the shape they think doesn’t belong and then discuss with an adult their reason. Also a cut and stick sorting activity. As well as the worksheets there are a set of 9 colourful discussion cards where the children can say which shapes they think are the same and which ones are different. Of course there is no wrong answer!

12 activities to compliment the story, Ruby’s Worry. Included in this pack is a cutting activity for children to create their own monster.

Some children need a little more inspiration to get involved with maths. I have created this maths pack with a, football theme, to inspire children who have an interest in the sport. If there is a particular theme a you require that I haven’t created please let me know and I will do my best to create it for you. Ideal intervention pack In the pack you will find 100 square 10 frame and 10 balls 5 frame and 5 balls Maths boards 4, First, then, now problems 8 subitising cards 0-20 flashcards

‘F’ Sound Phonics Bingo Game – Up to 6 Players This engaging bingo game is designed to support teaching the initial ‘F’ sound in phonics or to aid children in speech and language sessions working on producing the ‘F’ sound. Includes: 6 bingo boards 15 pictures featuring the initial ‘F’ sound 28 counters (printable multiple times to provide enough for all players) Newly added: 6 sets of 6 picture cards for additional practice or matching activities Ideal for up to 6 players, this resource encourages listening, speech development, and social skills like turn-taking. Please leave feedback if you find this resource helpful. #PhonicsBingo #FSound #SpeechAndLanguage #EarlyYearsPhonics #TESResources #PhonicsGame #SpeechTherapy #LearningThroughPlay

‘S’ Sound Bingo Game – Phonics & Speech Support A fun and engaging bingo game designed for up to 6 players, perfect for teaching the ‘S’ sound in phonics or supporting speech and language development for children who find producing the ‘S’ sound challenging. What’s included: 6 bingo boards 15 picture cards featuring initial ‘S’ sounds 28 counters (can be printed multiple times as needed) Ideal for use in phonics lessons, small group intervention, or speech therapy sessions. Please leave feedback if you found this resource helpful. #PhonicsGame #InitialSounds #SpeechAndLanguage #SSound #PhonicsSupport #EarlyYearsLiteracy #TESResources #EYFSPhonics #KS1Phonics #SpeechTherapyGames

Odd One Out Picture Cards – 32 Visual Reasoning Activities This set of 32 engaging picture cards is designed to develop early reasoning, categorisation, and language skills in young learners. Spread across 4 pages with 8 cards per page, each card displays 4 images — 3 with a shared theme and 1 that’s the odd one out. Children are encouraged to: Identify the image that doesn’t belong Circle it on a worksheet version or Discuss their thinking in a small group or one-on-one session These cards are perfect for: Group discussions to build vocabulary and reasoning Independent worksheet tasks Laminated use during child-initiated or free flow time A simple yet effective way to spark conversation, build confidence, and support early critical thinking. If you enjoy using this resource, please consider leaving a positive review to help others find it! #OddOneOut #EarlyYearsThinkingSkills #VisualReasoning #EYFS #SpeechAndLanguageSupport #CircleTheOddOne #PictureSorting #TESResources #GroupActivity #CriticalThinkingForKids #ChildInitiatedLearning

Don’t Call Me Sweet – Activities and Flashcards Pack A creative and engaging selection of activities and flashcards inspired by Don’t Call Me Sweet by Smriti Prasadam-Halls and Angie Rozelaar. This pack supports emotional literacy, character description, and physical development through a fun monster theme, ideal for EYFS and KS1 learners. Included in this pack: Physical activity flashcards Feelings flashcards Design a monster activity Describe a monster worksheet Create your own monster ingredients Writing frame Describing words activity Monster-themed writing frame Perfect for use in classrooms or at home, this resource set encourages imaginative thinking, descriptive language, and emotional awareness. Your feedback is very welcome. #eyfs #ks1 #dontcallmesweet #monstertheme #literacy #feelingsflashcards #creativewriting #describingacharacter #earlyyears #emotions #pshe #handsonlearning #storybasedlearning

Free Emotional Wellbeing Cups – 2 Simple Activities to Help Children Express Feelings Support children in exploring and expressing their emotions with these two calming, easy-to-use resources: Feelings Cups Drawing Sheet – Features 5 cups, each labelled with a different emotion (e.g. happy, sad, mad, scared, calm). Children are encouraged to draw something inside each cup that makes them feel that way. Colour Your Feelings Cup – A single cup where children colour in sections using different colours to represent how they’re feeling in the moment. A great way to open up discussion and support emotional regulation. These are perfect for: Morning check-ins Wellbeing corners PSHE lessons Calm-down activities Download, print, and use freely as part of your wellbeing toolkit. #MentalHealth #Wellbeing #FeelingsCheckIn #EYFSWellbeing #EmotionalLiteracy #PSHE #SEL #EarlyYears #MindfulnessForKids #FreeResource