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This bundle includes 5x activites - ABC flashcards - ABC play dough mats - ABC writing mat - ABC book - ABC matching game - Upper & Lower case letters

Roll Say Keep Game An engaging literacy activity. A great game to add to your literacy centres and practise tricky/ sight words It includes: - 1st 100 Fry sight words - Dolch sight words pre-primer - Dolch sight words primer - Dolch sight words 1st grade - RWI Red words To play: - choose a template to use ( b & w or colour) - put all the cards in a pile & place a card in each box - each student takes turn to roll the die - the student must say the word in the number that they have rolled - i

Use Bloom's Taxonomy posters and cards throughout the year. This will help students to think creatively and apply the skills within their work. Three templates to pick 1. Questions and keywords Poster 2. Only Questions Poster 3. Only keywords Poster Mini cards design for a key ring.

My alphabet book. A great way to practise letter formation and letter recognition. There are worksheets for letter A to Z. Each worksheet consists of: - The uppercase and lowercase letter. - Identifying the beginning sound - Writing words beginning with the specific letter - Letter recognition Please leave feedback

Alphabet flashcards. A great way for students to practise their Alphabet. These flashcards will allow students to write on and practise their letter formation. Print out and laminate. Use the flashcards to learn each sound and handwriting.

Get your students to practise their number sense with these cards. Students will practise one more and one less with numbers from 1 - 50. All you need is a whiteboard and whiteboard marker. Students to write 1 more and 1 less for each given number on each card. Follow my store and enjoy more freebies! You might also enjoy: Place value matching game 1Place Value matching game

Free Summer Break Recount Template Great for lower primary! Four templates to choose from.

Freebie! Use these maths cards in your centers or individually. Students need to find the missing number and write down the corresponding number for each dinosaur.