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This colourful bingo game includes CVC words that use letters from Sets 1, 2, 3, 4 and 5. They are a fun and interactive way to to engage children who are learning to read. Our bingo games are also a great way of helping the kids to develop their vocabulary.
This colourful bingo game includes CVC words that use letters from Sets 1, 2, 3 and 4. They are a fun and interactive way to to engage children who are learning to read. Our bingo games are also a great way of helping the kids to develop their vocabulary.
This colourful bingo game includes CVC words that use letters from Sets 1, 2 and 3. They are a fun and interactive way to to engage children who are learning to read. Our bingo games are also a great way of helping the kids to develop their vocabulary.
This colourful bingo game includes CVC words that use letters from Set 1 and Set 2. They are a fun and interactive way to to engage children who are learning to read. Our bingo games are also a great way of helping the kids to develop their vocabulary.
These initial sound matching cards are a great way to use your magnetic or foam letters. Print them out and let the children find the correct letter. You could laminate these and use them over and over again.
Using the phrases from Letters and Sounds Phase 2, the children can make their own colouring book. They need to match up the captions to the images and then enjoy colouring in the lovely pictures.
Here are seven fun worksheets for children learning to read. We have used the phrases from Phase 2 Letters and Sounds. Ask the children to read the caption and match it up to the picture.
How cute are these bookmarks? If you have a child that loves cats, they will love colouring these in.
Cats and dogs are both popular pets. Ask children to think about the similarities and the differences between the animals and write them down on this worksheet.
This worksheet asks the kids to put ten breeds of cat into alphabetical order.
If you're thinking about getting a cat as a pet, this worksheet is a great way to get the kids thinking about how to keep their new animal happy and healthy.
As part of a cat project, you could ask the kids to have a look at a famous piece of art work that features a cat. On this worksheet, we are encouraging children to have a look at Julie Manet with Cat by Pierre-Auguste Renoir.
Tigers and lions are both big cats. Ask the kids to think about the similarities and differences between them and fill in this worksheet.
This crossword is quite tricky so it is probably one for older children.
This worksheet asks the children to imagine that they are zookeepers and to think about how they would keep tigers happy and healthy in a zoo.
Ask the kids to research tigers and fill in this fact finding worksheet.
This worksheet is an interesting way to get the kids to look closely at a famous painting. For this one, we've asked the kids to look at Henri Rousseau' s Surprised! painting which features a tiger.
There are 9 subspecies of tigers. Unfortunately 3 are now extinct and the others are endangered. Find out more about tigers and fill in these fact cards. You could staple them together to make a little tiger booklet.
Find out where tigers live in the world and colour in the countries or areas on this world map. You could research the different subspecies and create a key to show where the different tigers are native.
This is such a cute craft to make! It's perfect to make in the summer as part of a butterfly project and if you have any magnetic tape, you could make it into a fridge magnet.