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Support your kindergarten learners with this engaging literacy bundle designed to build strong early reading and writing skills! 📚✨ Packed with fun, hands-on activities, this resource helps children develop vocabulary, letter recognition, and confidence in a playful, age-appropriate way. Perfect for keeping young learners motivated while giving them the foundations they need to succeed.

Help your little learners to practise writing their name! Laminate or put into a write and wipe sleeve. At the bottom, students can identify what object have the same beginning sound as their name to enhance their phonological awareness.

This included 16 different writing goals to help emergent writers become successful with their writing. This has been designed so that the writing goals are fluid and can change from lesson to lesson or week to week.

These numeral flashcards are perfect for general classroom usage e.g flashing, individual student usage or displays.

Consolidate your child's or student's beginning sound and decoding knowledge! They can simply cover the sound/ word with a letter, or cover and write it too. For a challenge, they could right a sentence using the words they cover.

Use this poster to help your students identify how many people are in the class. This is great to ehance their counting skills and ten-frame knowledge. There are 2x templates to accommodate class sizes of 20 or 30.

Practising labelling pictures helps kids turn what they see into words, building a strong link between visual understanding and language. It boosts vocabulary, improves spelling, and encourages attention to detail—all while making learning interactive and fun. By naming objects, actions, and ideas, children gain confidence in expressing themselves and develop skills that support reading and writing later on.

This resource includes various 2D shapes that can be used for cutting skill practise, 2D shape study or fine motor activities like 2D shapes monsters!

Use these student labels for various places in the classroom e.g desks, bag spots, student work tubs, chair bag tubs etc.

Students write as their sight words/ tricky words as many times as they can into the 'SPLAT". This helps their recognition of the word.

These mats are designed for students to help their number writing and counting. You may use various concrete material such as blocks, play-do, counters etc. These can be laminated or put into a write and wipe sleeve.

Make sight words out of pasta to help with recognition and spelling!

Cut out the flowers and glue them in order

Using play-doh, roll a worm to match the length of the grass. This is a fun and easy way to practise the measurement of length for young learners.

Compare the improvement of how your students wrote their name from the beginning of the year, to the end of the year!