Need an editable poster to advertise a Diwali event? Here’s a set of 3, and they’re completely FREE. No sign-up necessary, just click the link to download from our site:
https://t.co/UOvzsUiej2
The human skeleton is made up of 206 bones in adulthood, but infants are born with around 270 bones (some fuse together). This set of human skeleton posters shows all the major bones and can be cut out and assembled into a fantastic visual aid.
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Need a weather wall chart in your class? Look no further. This printable weather chart has two blank spaces on the poster so that children can select both a temperature and a weather condition (rainy, stormy, cloudy, sunny etc).
https://t.co/exiysdCWaB
Try this printable superhero game at home or in your class to help children understand the various ways to make the number ten. To win, players must spin a combination of numbers that adds up to exactly 10.
https://t.co/0mzajTywI0
These decorative treasure hunt cards are great for getting children outside whatever the weather and encouraging them to look closely at their environment. You’ll find a few ideas on how best to use the cards on the download description:
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You can see five planets with the naked eye from Earth. This FREE teaching resource features all the planets of the solar system and requires children to count the total on each page and put a peg on the correct number.
https://t.co/MAxmkSR9oC
Are you trying to teach your child / class to tell the time? This number pack of telling the time printable might be just what you need. It focuses on o'clock numbers but we have similar packs focusing on quarter past, half past and quarter to.
https://t.co/8l4wt0cG3J
Need ideas for your outdoor play area? This FREE Outdoor Continuous Provision doc is full of inspiration! Download from our website, no sign-up required:
https://t.co/cI2enS6tjQ
Need some inspiration for your classroom?
This document is full of tried and tested maths activities. They are ideal to promote, develop and reinforce core numeracy skills.
https://t.co/74y6sVJWKn
The oldest known dice dates back to around 2800-2500 BC. The oldest known ‘emoji’ dice is unknown. This one dates to around AD 2020 but is still relevant today. It can be used to help children discuss their feelings. Download here:
https://t.co/BoJtc0nvJ5
This FREE printable resource is ideal to reward good behaviour at home or in the classroom. The text is editable so you can adapt as you see fit. Enjoy:
https://t.co/TG1xyOVxEu
Do the children in your class like dinosaurs? Well here’s a big bumper pack of 61 dinosaur-themed resources - adaptable for children aged 2 to 7. Contains a variety of games, activities and inspiration. Suitable for the classroom or at home.
https://t.co/2OT9Gsd6Mq
Rhyming loop cards, let’s have some fun,
We’ll match the words ‘till the game is done.
Words that match in playful loops,
Create a game where laughter swoops!
The rhyme is awful we know but the resource is good, promise:
https://t.co/XiDaWYKor0