The pages of this pack give some general information about barn owls and some fun and engaging activities to foster and develop children’s interest in them.

Pack includes:

• Fact posters x3 (Could be used as stimuli for a lesson input)

• Number slice activity (1-10) (Can be pre-cut for a pure number ordering activity or left to be cut by child to add scissor practice)

• Number slice activity - colouring version (1-10) (As above but to be coloured before cutting)

• Description sheet (Can be used as an independent writing activity or with an adult scribing the ideas of a younger child)

• A4 poster

• A4 poster - colouring version

• ‘Body Parts’ x3 (fully labelled, initial sounds only, blank)

• Draw and write sheets x3 (blank sheet, wide lines and narrow lines)

• 1x 4-piece puzzle

• Multimats x2 (for Colouring/Art & Craft/Loose Parts/Playdough)

Keywords: puzzles, activity, activities, facts, information, endangered, non-fiction, nonfiction, non fiction, problem solving, barn owl, woodland, owl, owls, birds

Original artwork drawn by Sara Murphy and final digital resources created by Stuart Murphy. COPYRIGHT ON ALL OF THE RESOURCES HOUSED ON THIS WEBSITE IS HELD BY ‘LITTLE OWLS RESOURCES’. OUR RESOURCES (INCLUDING THE IMAGES WITHIN THEM), CANNOT BE SHARED OR SOLD COMMERCIALLY.

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The pages of this pack give some general information about bats and some fun and engaging activities to foster and develop children’s interest in them.

Pack includes:

• Fact posters x3 (Could be used as stimuli for a lesson input)

• Number slice activity (1-10) (Can be pre-cut for a pure number ordering activity or left to be cut by child to add scissor practice)

• Number slice activity - colouring version (1-10) (As above but to be coloured before cutting)

• Description sheet (Can be used as an independent writing activity or with an adult scribing the ideas of a younger child)

• A4 poster

• A4 poster - colouring version

• ‘Body Parts’ x3 (fully labelled, initial sounds only, blank)

• Draw and write sheets x3 (blank sheet, wide lines and narrow lines)

• 1x 4-piece puzzle

• Multimats x2 (for Colouring/Art & Craft/Loose Parts/Playdough)

Keywords: puzzles, activity, activities, facts, information, endangered, non-fiction, nonfiction, non fiction, problem solving, bat, mammals

Original artwork drawn by Sara Murphy and final digital resources created by Stuart Murphy. COPYRIGHT ON ALL OF THE RESOURCES HOUSED ON THIS WEBSITE IS HELD BY ‘LITTLE OWLS RESOURCES’. OUR RESOURCES (INCLUDING THE IMAGES WITHIN THEM), CANNOT BE SHARED OR SOLD COMMERCIALLY.

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The pages of this pack give some general information about black rhinos and some fun and engaging activities to foster and develop children’s interest in them.

Pack includes:

• Fact posters x3 (Could be used as stimuli for a lesson input)

• Number slice activity (1-10) (Can be pre-cut for a pure number ordering activity or left to be cut by child to add scissor practice)

• Number slice activity - colouring version (1-10) (As above but to be coloured before cutting)

• Description sheet (Can be used as an independent writing activity or with an adult scribing the ideas of a younger child)

• A4 poster

• A4 poster - colouring version

• ‘Body Parts’ x3 (fully labelled, initial sounds only, blank)

• Draw and write sheets x3 (blank sheet, wide lines and narrow lines)

• 1x 4-piece puzzle

• Multimats x4 (for Colouring/Art & Craft/Loose Parts/Playdough)

Keywords: puzzles, activity, activities, facts, information, endangered, non-fiction, nonfiction, non fiction, problem solving, rhino, rhinoceros, mammals

Original artwork drawn by Sara Murphy and final digital resources created by Stuart Murphy. COPYRIGHT ON ALL OF THE RESOURCES HOUSED ON THIS WEBSITE IS HELD BY ‘LITTLE OWLS RESOURCES’. OUR RESOURCES (INCLUDING THE IMAGES WITHIN THEM), CANNOT BE SHARED OR SOLD COMMERCIALLY.

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The pages of this pack give some general information about bumblebees and some fun and engaging activities to foster and develop children’s interest in them.

Pack includes:

• Fact posters x3 (Could be used as stimuli for a lesson input)

• Number slice activity (1-10) (Can be pre-cut for a pure number ordering activity or left to be cut by child to add scissor practice)

• Number slice activity - colouring version (1-10) (As above but to be coloured before cutting)

• Description sheet (Can be used as an independent writing activity or with an adult scribing the ideas of a younger child)

• A4 poster

• A4 poster - colouring version

• ‘Body Parts’ x3 (fully labelled, initial sounds only, blank)

• Draw and write sheets x3 (blank sheet, wide lines and narrow lines)

• 1x 4-piece puzzle

• Multimats x3 (for Colouring/Art & Craft/Loose Parts/Playdough)

Fine Motor, Mark Making/Drawing/Writing, Pencil Control, Drawing, Take Home, Puzzles, Games, Activity, Animal body parts, Discussion Prompts, Print Carries Meaning, Problem Solving, Observational Skills, Posters/Displays, Using Shapes for Task, Number Recognition and Ordering, Bumblebee, Minibeasts, Endangered Animal Packs, Art and Craft, Invertebrate, Bee

Original artwork drawn by Sara Murphy and final digital resources created by Stuart Murphy. COPYRIGHT ON ALL OF THE RESOURCES HOUSED ON THIS WEBSITE IS HELD BY ‘LITTLE OWLS RESOURCES’. OUR RESOURCES (INCLUDING THE IMAGES WITHIN THEM), CANNOT BE SHARED OR SOLD COMMERCIALLY.

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The pages of this pack give some general information about chimps and some fun and engaging activities to foster and develop children’s interest in them.

Pack includes:

• Fact posters x3 (Could be used as stimuli for a lesson input)

• Number slice activity (1-10) (Can be pre-cut for a pure number ordering activity or left to be cut by child to add scissor practice)

• Number slice activity - colouring version (1-10) (As above but to be coloured before cutting)

• Description sheet (Can be used as an independent writing activity or with an adult scribing the ideas of a younger child)

• A4 poster

• A4 poster - colouring version

• ‘Body Parts’ x3 (fully labelled, initial sounds only, blank)

• Draw and write sheets x3 (blank sheet, wide lines and narrow lines)

• 1x 4-piece puzzle

• Multimats x2 (for Colouring/Art & Craft/Loose Parts/Playdough)

Fine Motor, Mark Making/Drawing/Writing, Pencil Control, Drawing, Take Home, Zoo, Puzzles, Games, Activity, Animal body parts, Discussion Prompts, Print Carries Meaning, Problem Solving, Observational Skills, Posters/Displays, Using Shapes for Task, Number Recognition and Ordering, Chimpanzee, Endangered Animal Packs, Art and Craft, Mammals

Original artwork drawn by Sara Murphy and final digital resources created by Stuart Murphy. COPYRIGHT ON ALL OF THE RESOURCES HOUSED ON THIS WEBSITE IS HELD BY ‘LITTLE OWLS RESOURCES’. OUR RESOURCES (INCLUDING THE IMAGES WITHIN THEM), CANNOT BE SHARED OR SOLD COMMERCIALLY.

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The pages of this pack give some general information about elephants and some fun and engaging activities to foster and develop children’s interest in them.

Pack includes:

• Fact posters x3 (Could be used as stimuli for a lesson input)

• Number slice activity (1-10) (Can be pre-cut for a pure number ordering activity or left to be cut by child to add scissor practice)

• Number slice activity - colouring version (1-10) (As above but to be coloured before cutting)

• Description sheet (Can be used as an independent writing activity or with an adult scribing the ideas of a younger child)

• A4 poster

• A4 poster - colouring version

• ‘Body Parts’ x3 (fully labelled, initial sounds only, blank)

• Draw and write sheets x3 (blank sheet, wide lines and narrow lines)

• 1x 4-piece puzzle

• Multimats x4 (for Colouring/Art & Craft/Loose Parts/Playdough)

Fine Motor, Mark Making/Drawing/Writing, Pencil Control, Drawing, Take Home, Zoo, Puzzles, Games, Activity, Animal body parts, Discussion Prompts, Print Carries Meaning, Problem Solving, Observational Skills, Posters/Displays, Using Shapes for Task, Number Recognition and Ordering, Endangered Animal Packs, Elephant, Grassland, Art and Craft, Mammals

Original artwork drawn by Sara Murphy and final digital resources created by Stuart Murphy. COPYRIGHT ON ALL OF THE RESOURCES HOUSED ON THIS WEBSITE IS HELD BY ‘LITTLE OWLS RESOURCES’. OUR RESOURCES (INCLUDING THE IMAGES WITHIN THEM), CANNOT BE SHARED OR SOLD COMMERCIALLY.

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The pages of this pack give some general information about gorillas and some fun and engaging activities to foster and develop children’s interest in them.

Pack includes:

• Fact posters x3 (Could be used as stimuli for a lesson input)

• Number slice activity (1-10) (Can be pre-cut for a pure number ordering activity or left to be cut by child to add scissor practice)

• Number slice activity - colouring version (1-10) (As above but to be coloured before cutting)

• Description sheet (Can be used as an independent writing activity or with an adult scribing the ideas of a younger child)

• A4 poster

• A4 poster - colouring version

• ‘Body Parts’ x3 (fully labelled, initial sounds only, blank)

• Draw and write sheets x3 (blank sheet, wide lines and narrow lines)

• 1x 4-piece puzzle

• Multimats x3 (for Colouring/Art & Craft/Loose Parts/Playdough)

Fine Motor, Mark Making/Drawing/Writing, Pencil Control, Drawing, Take Home, Zoo, Puzzles, Games, Activity, Animal body parts, Discussion Prompts, Print Carries Meaning, Problem Solving, Observational Skills, Posters/Displays, Using Shapes for Task, Number Recognition and Ordering, Gorilla, Endangered Animal Packs, Art and Craft, Mammals

Original artwork drawn by Sara Murphy and final digital resources created by Stuart Murphy. COPYRIGHT ON ALL OF THE RESOURCES HOUSED ON THIS WEBSITE IS HELD BY ‘LITTLE OWLS RESOURCES’. OUR RESOURCES (INCLUDING THE IMAGES WITHIN THEM), CANNOT BE SHARED OR SOLD COMMERCIALLY.

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The pages of this pack give some general information about lions and some fun and engaging activities to foster and develop children’s interest in them.

Pack includes:

• Fact posters x3 (Could be used as stimuli for a lesson input)

• Number slice activity (1-10) (Can be pre-cut for a pure number ordering activity or left to be cut by child to add scissor practice)

• Number slice activity - colouring version (1-10) (As above but to be coloured before cutting)

• Description sheet (Can be used as an independent writing activity or with an adult scribing the ideas of a younger child)

• A4 poster

• A4 poster - colouring version

• ‘Body Parts’ x3 (fully labelled, initial sounds only, blank)

• Draw and write sheets x3 (blank sheet, wide lines and narrow lines)

• 1x 4-piece puzzle

• Multimats x4 (for Colouring/Art & Craft/Loose Parts/Playdough)

Fine Motor, Mark Making/Drawing/Writing, Pencil Control, Drawing, Take Home, Zoo, Puzzles, Games, Activity, Animal body parts, Discussion Prompts, Print Carries Meaning, Problem Solving, Observational Skills, Posters/Displays, Using Shapes for Task, Number Recognition and Ordering, Endangered Animal Packs, Lion, Grassland, Art and Craft, Mammals

Original artwork drawn by Sara Murphy and final digital resources created by Stuart Murphy. COPYRIGHT ON ALL OF THE RESOURCES HOUSED ON THIS WEBSITE IS HELD BY ‘LITTLE OWLS RESOURCES’. OUR RESOURCES (INCLUDING THE IMAGES WITHIN THEM), CANNOT BE SHARED OR SOLD COMMERCIALLY.

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The pages of this pack give some general information about orangutans and some fun and engaging activities to foster and develop children’s interest in them.

Pack includes:

• Fact posters x3 (Could be used as stimuli for a lesson input)

• Number slice activity (1-10) (Can be pre-cut for a pure number ordering activity or left to be cut by child to add scissor practice)

• Number slice activity - colouring version (1-10) (As above but to be coloured before cutting)

• Description sheet (Can be used as an independent writing activity or with an adult scribing the ideas of a younger child)

• A4 poster

• A4 poster - colouring version

• ‘Body Parts’ x3 (fully labelled, initial sounds only, blank)

• Draw and write sheets x3 (blank sheet, wide lines and narrow lines)

• 1x 4-piece puzzle

• Multimats x2 (for Colouring/Art & Craft/Loose Parts/Playdough)

Fine Motor, Mark Making/Drawing/Writing, Pencil Control, Drawing, Take Home, Zoo, Puzzles, Games, Activity, Animal body parts, Discussion Prompts, Print Carries Meaning, Problem Solving, Observational Skills, Posters/Displays, Using Shapes for Task, Number Recognition and Ordering, Endangered Animal Packs, Art and Craft, Orangutan, Mammals

Original artwork drawn by Sara Murphy and final digital resources created by Stuart Murphy. COPYRIGHT ON ALL OF THE RESOURCES HOUSED ON THIS WEBSITE IS HELD BY ‘LITTLE OWLS RESOURCES’. OUR RESOURCES (INCLUDING THE IMAGES WITHIN THEM), CANNOT BE SHARED OR SOLD COMMERCIALLY.

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The pages of this pack give some general information about sea lions and some fun and engaging activities to foster and develop children’s interest in them.

Pack includes:

• Fact posters x3 (Could be used as stimuli for a lesson input)

• Number slice activity (1-10) (Can be pre-cut for a pure number ordering activity or left to be cut by child to add scissor practice)

• Number slice activity - colouring version (1-10) (As above but to be coloured before cutting)

• Description sheet (Can be used as an independent writing activity or with an adult scribing the ideas of a younger child)

• A4 poster

• A4 poster - colouring version

• ‘Body Parts’ x3 (fully labelled, initial sounds only, blank)

• Draw and write sheets x3 (blank sheet, wide lines and narrow lines)

• 1x 4-piece puzzle

• Multimats x2 (for Colouring/Art & Craft/Loose Parts/Playdough)

Fine Motor, Mark Making/Drawing/Writing, Pencil Control, Drawing, Take Home, Zoo, Puzzles, Games, Activity, Animal body parts, Discussion Prompts, Print Carries Meaning, Problem Solving, Observational Skills, Posters/Displays, Using Shapes for Task, Number Recognition and Ordering, Sea Lion, Ocean, Endangered Animal Packs, Art and Craft, Mammals

Original artwork drawn by Sara Murphy and final digital resources created by Stuart Murphy. COPYRIGHT ON ALL OF THE RESOURCES HOUSED ON THIS WEBSITE IS HELD BY ‘LITTLE OWLS RESOURCES’. OUR RESOURCES (INCLUDING THE IMAGES WITHIN THEM), CANNOT BE SHARED OR SOLD COMMERCIALLY.

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The pages of this pack give some general information about sea turtles and some fun and engaging activities to foster and develop children’s interest in them.

Pack includes:

• Fact posters x3 (Could be used as stimuli for a lesson input)

• Number slice activity (1-10) (Can be pre-cut for a pure number ordering activity or left to be cut by child to add scissor practice)

• Number slice activity - colouring version (1-10) (As above but to be coloured before cutting)

• Description sheet (Can be used as an independent writing activity or with an adult scribing the ideas of a younger child)

• A4 poster

• A4 poster - colouring version

• ‘Body Parts’ x3 (fully labelled, initial sounds only, blank)

• Draw and write sheets x3 (blank sheet, wide lines and narrow lines)

• 1x 4-piece puzzle

• Multimats x2 (for Colouring/Art & Craft/Loose Parts/Playdough)

Fine Motor, Mark Making/Drawing/Writing, Pencil Control, Drawing, Take Home, Zoo, Puzzles, Games, Activity, Animal body parts, Discussion Prompts, Print Carries Meaning, Problem Solving, Observational Skills, Posters/Displays, Using Shapes for Task, Number Recognition and Ordering, Sea Turtle, Ocean, Endangered Animal Packs, Art and Craft, Turtle, Reptiles

Original artwork drawn by Sara Murphy and final digital resources created by Stuart Murphy. COPYRIGHT ON ALL OF THE RESOURCES HOUSED ON THIS WEBSITE IS HELD BY ‘LITTLE OWLS RESOURCES’. OUR RESOURCES (INCLUDING THE IMAGES WITHIN THEM), CANNOT BE SHARED OR SOLD COMMERCIALLY.

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The pages of this pack give some general information about tigers and some fun and engaging activities to foster and develop children’s interest in them.

Pack includes:

• Fact posters x3 (Could be used as stimuli for a lesson input)

• Number slice activity (1-10) (Can be pre-cut for a pure number ordering activity or left to be cut by child to add scissor practice)

• Number slice activity - colouring version (1-10) (As above but to be coloured before cutting)

• Description sheet (Can be used as an independent writing activity or with an adult scribing the ideas of a younger child)

• A4 poster

• A4 poster - colouring version

• ‘Body Parts’ x3 (fully labelled, initial sounds only, blank)

• Draw and write sheets x3 (blank sheet, wide lines and narrow lines)

• 1x 4-piece puzzle

• Multimats x4 (for Colouring/Art & Craft/Loose Parts/Playdough)

Fine Motor, Mark Making/Drawing/Writing, Pencil Control, Drawing, Take Home, Zoo, Tiger, Puzzles, Games, Activity, Animal body parts, Discussion Prompts, Print Carries Meaning, Problem Solving, Observational Skills, Posters/Displays, Using Shapes for Task, Number Recognition and Ordering, Endangered Animal Packs, Art and Craft, Mammals

Original artwork drawn by Sara Murphy and final digital resources created by Stuart Murphy. COPYRIGHT ON ALL OF THE RESOURCES HOUSED ON THIS WEBSITE IS HELD BY ‘LITTLE OWLS RESOURCES’. OUR RESOURCES (INCLUDING THE IMAGES WITHIN THEM), CANNOT BE SHARED OR SOLD COMMERCIALLY.

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The pages of this pack give some general information about vaquitas and some fun and engaging activities to foster and develop children’s interest in them.

Pack includes:

• Fact posters x3 (Could be used as stimuli for a lesson input)

• Number slice activity (1-10) (Can be pre-cut for a pure number ordering activity or left to be cut by child to add scissor practice)

• Number slice activity - colouring version (1-10) (As above but to be coloured before cutting)

• Description sheet (Can be used as an independent writing activity or with an adult scribing the ideas of a younger child)

• A4 poster

• A4 poster - colouring version

• ‘Body Parts’ x3 (fully labelled, initial sounds only, blank)

• Draw and write sheets x3 (blank sheet, wide lines and narrow lines)

• 1x 4-piece puzzle

• Multimats x3 (for Colouring/Art & Craft/Loose Parts/Playdough)

Fine Motor, Mark Making/Drawing/Writing, Pencil Control, Drawing, Take Home, Puzzles, Games, Activity, Animal body parts, Discussion Prompts, Print Carries Meaning, Problem Solving, Observational Skills, Posters/Displays, Using Shapes for Task, Number Recognition and Ordering, Ocean, Vaquita, Endangered Animal Packs, Art and Craft, Mammals

Original artwork drawn by Sara Murphy and final digital resources created by Stuart Murphy. COPYRIGHT ON ALL OF THE RESOURCES HOUSED ON THIS WEBSITE IS HELD BY ‘LITTLE OWLS RESOURCES’. OUR RESOURCES (INCLUDING THE IMAGES WITHIN THEM), CANNOT BE SHARED OR SOLD COMMERCIALLY.

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The pages of this pack give some general information about whale sharks and some fun and engaging activities to foster and develop children’s interest in them.

Pack includes:

• Fact posters x3 (Could be used as stimuli for a lesson input)

• Number slice activity (1-10) (Can be pre-cut for a pure number ordering activity or left to be cut by child to add scissor practice)

• Number slice activity - colouring version (1-10) (As above but to be coloured before cutting)

• Description sheet (Can be used as an independent writing activity or with an adult scribing the ideas of a younger child)

• A4 poster

• A4 poster - colouring version

• ‘Body Parts’ x3 (fully labelled, initial sounds only, blank)

• Draw and write sheets x3 (blank sheet, wide lines and narrow lines)

• 1x 4-piece puzzle

• Multimats x2 (for Colouring/Art & Craft/Loose Parts/Playdough)

Fine Motor, Mark Making/Drawing/Writing, Pencil Control, Drawing, Take Home, Puzzles, Games, Activity, Animal body parts, Discussion Prompts, Print Carries Meaning, Problem Solving, Observational Skills, Posters/Displays, Using Shapes for Task, Number Recognition and Ordering, Ocean, Whale Shark, Endangered Animal Packs, Art and Craft, Sharks, Fish

Original artwork drawn by Sara Murphy and final digital resources created by Stuart Murphy. COPYRIGHT ON ALL OF THE RESOURCES HOUSED ON THIS WEBSITE IS HELD BY ‘LITTLE OWLS RESOURCES’. OUR RESOURCES (INCLUDING THE IMAGES WITHIN THEM), CANNOT BE SHARED OR SOLD COMMERCIALLY.

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The pages of this pack give some general information about rabbits and some fun and engaging activities to foster and develop children’s interest in them.

Pack includes:

• Fact posters x2 (Could be used as stimuli for a lesson input)

• Pompom mat (Can be used for matching colours. Moving soft pompoms also promotes fine motor skills)

• Number slice activity (1-10) (Can be pre-cut for a pure number ordering activity or left to be cut by child to add scissor practice)

• Number slice activity - colouring version (1-10) (As above but to be coloured before cutting)

• Descriptive words poster (Could be used as stimuli for a lesson input)

• Descriptive words writing sheet (Can be used as an independent writing activity or with an adult scribing the ideas of a younger child)

• A4 poster

• A4 poster - colouring version

• ‘Body Parts’ x3 (fully labelled, initial sounds only, blank)

• Follow lines sheets – large (x4) (ideally pre-laminated to be used with a whiteboard pen)

• Follow lines sheets – large (x2) (ideally pre-laminated to be used with a whiteboard pen)

• Draw and write sheets x4 (blank sheet, wide lines, narrow lines, only lines)

• 1 x 4-piece puzzle

• 2 x 2-piece puzzle

• Rabbits Multimat (for Colouring/Art & Craft/Loose Parts/Playdough)

Fine Motor, Mark Making/Drawing/Writing, Pencil Control, Drawing, Take Home, Puzzles, Games, Activity, Animal body parts, Discussion Prompts, Print Carries Meaning, Problem Solving, Observational Skills, Posters/Displays, Using Shapes for Task, Number Recognition and Ordering, Art and Craft, Rabbit, Animal Activity Packs, Mammals, Woodland, Herbivores

Original artwork drawn by Sara Murphy and final digital resources created by Stuart Murphy. COPYRIGHT ON ALL OF THE RESOURCES HOUSED ON THIS WEBSITE IS HELD BY ‘LITTLE OWLS RESOURCES’. OUR RESOURCES (INCLUDING THE IMAGES WITHIN THEM), CANNOT BE SHARED OR SOLD COMMERCIALLY.

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Animals to be matched with their initial sound (apart from ‘x’ which we felt would be best demonstrated to children using the final sound in ‘fox’). Each puzzle connection is unique to allow children to self-correct.

Alphabet, Games, Fine Motor, Matching Activities, Observational Skills, Problem Solving, Phonics, Puzzles, Reading, Activity, Group Activity, Using Shapes for Task, Animal Phonics, Anteater, Bat, Cow, Dog, Elephant, Frog, Amphibians, Mammals, Reptiles, Birds, Invertebrate, Goat, Horse, Iguana, Jellyfish, Kangaroo, Lion, Meerkat, Narwhal, Octopus, Pig, Quail, Rabbit, Squirrel, Tiger, Umbrella Bird, Vulture, Wolf, Fox, Yak, Zebra, Animal Alphabet/Initial Sounds

Original artwork drawn by Sara Murphy and final digital resources created by Stuart Murphy. COPYRIGHT ON ALL OF THE RESOURCES HOUSED ON THIS WEBSITE IS HELD BY ‘LITTLE OWLS RESOURCES’. OUR RESOURCES (INCLUDING THE IMAGES WITHIN THEM), CANNOT BE SHARED OR SOLD COMMERCIALLY.

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(Cut out and laminate the Dinosaur pictures beforehand.)

• There are two sets of six puzzles. One with dots to count, one with numbers to read.

• The game could be played individually or as part of a turn-taking game.

• The different pictures are also colour coded to help when playing in a group.

• Roll dice and take the piece with the corresponding number.

• Keep going until you complete the picture!

*1-6 dice required

Original artwork drawn by Sara Murphy and final digital resources created by Stuart Murphy. COPYRIGHT ON ALL OF THE RESOURCES HOUSED ON THIS WEBSITE IS HELD BY ‘LITTLE OWLS RESOURCES’. OUR RESOURCES (INCLUDING THE IMAGES WITHIN THEM), CANNOT BE SHARED OR SOLD COMMERCIALLY.

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Pack of 8 Dinosaur themed Maths Challenge Cards.

Original artwork drawn by Sara Murphy and final digital resources created by Stuart Murphy. COPYRIGHT ON ALL OF THE RESOURCES HOUSED ON THIS WEBSITE IS HELD BY ‘LITTLE OWLS RESOURCES’. OUR RESOURCES (INCLUDING THE IMAGES WITHIN THEM), CANNOT BE SHARED OR SOLD COMMERCIALLY.

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Pack of various cartoon dinosaur 4-piece puzzles, including: Brachiosaurus, Pachycephalosaurus, Ankylosaurus, Parasaurolophus, Plesiosaurus, Pterodactyl, Stegosaurus, Tyrannosaurus Rex and Triceratops.

Original artwork drawn by Sara Murphy and final digital resources created by Stuart Murphy. COPYRIGHT ON ALL OF THE RESOURCES HOUSED ON THIS WEBSITE IS HELD BY ‘LITTLE OWLS RESOURCES’. OUR RESOURCES (INCLUDING THE IMAGES WITHIN THEM), CANNOT BE SHARED OR SOLD COMMERCIALLY.

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Pack of various cartoon dinosaur 4-piece puzzles for colouring, including: Brachiosaurus, Pachycephalosaurus, Ankylosaurus, Parasaurolophus, Plesiosaurus, Pterodactyl, Stegosaurus, Tyrannosaurus Rex and Triceratops.

Original artwork drawn by Sara Murphy and final digital resources created by Stuart Murphy. COPYRIGHT ON ALL OF THE RESOURCES HOUSED ON THIS WEBSITE IS HELD BY ‘LITTLE OWLS RESOURCES’. OUR RESOURCES (INCLUDING THE IMAGES WITHIN THEM), CANNOT BE SHARED OR SOLD COMMERCIALLY.

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Original artwork drawn by Sara Murphy and final digital resources created by Stuart Murphy. COPYRIGHT ON ALL OF THE RESOURCES HOUSED ON THIS WEBSITE IS HELD BY ‘LITTLE OWLS RESOURCES’. OUR RESOURCES (INCLUDING THE IMAGES WITHIN THEM), CANNOT BE SHARED OR SOLD COMMERCIALLY.

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Why not set up an invitation to play using these dinosaur counting puzzles? Select those appropriate for your children (1-10 available) and allow them to match the number with the corresponding number of dinosaurs. Each pair has a different way of connecting as a puzzle for the children to match and so even if they haven’t learnt what the number looks like yet, but are beginning to say the numbers in order, this can be a fun way to introduce them to new challenges. Once the puzzles are complete, why not line the numbers up in order and count together? If your children would enjoy a further game, leave out a number and see if they can spot which one is missing from the sequence. Puzzles could also be used as a fine motor control/counting activity if left uncut. Children could be given an appropriate number for their learning and encouraged to place objects on the dinosaurs, counting as they go.

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Enjoy teaching your children the basics of blending sounds to create words when you play this fun ‘Dinosaur’ themed 'CVC word builder' game together! Easy to play and instructions included on the front page. Will you end up making a 'real' or 'nonsense' word when you put your CVC bone together? Why not use this game in conjunction with 'Phase 2 Letters and Sounds Flashcards', 'Sound Mat' or the 'Cut and Match Activity'? Various themed Phase 2 word cards also available in the Literacy section.

Please note that all Phase 2 sounds are included and so it is at your own discretion as to the selection of sounds you use in order to allow/prevent particular undesirable letter combinations!

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Silhouettes and pictures of dinosaurs to match together. Recognising something from a basic outline shape and making an informed guess as to its nature provides good pre-reading practice for young children. These cards can be used as part of a memory game or straight matching game.

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Why not set up an invitation to play using these ‘Egg Counting Puzzles’?

Select those appropriate for your children (1-10 available) and allow them to match the number with the corresponding number of eggs. Each pair has a different way of connecting as a puzzle for the children to match and so even if they haven’t learnt what the number looks like yet, but are beginning to say the numbers in order, this can be a fun way to introduce them to new challenges.

Once the puzzles are complete, why not line the numbers up in order and count together? If your children would enjoy a further challenge, leave out a number and see if they can spot which one is missing from the sequence.

Puzzles could also be used as a fine motor control/counting activity if left uncut. Children could be given an appropriate number for their learning and encouraged to place objects on the eggs, counting as they go.

In addition, each number is also written as a word. For our youngest children, this adds to learning about text in the environment and how it has meaning. Our oldest children may start to recognise the words and associate them with the numbers. This will be beneficial for when they begin to read and write these words in subsequent years as they will have something to build on.

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Set of 8 Egg themed colour matching puzzles each with 2 parts. Ideal for our youngest children in order for them to begin to spot similarities and differences, recognise colours and solve problems involving observational skills. Perfect for learning colours!

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A4 sized puzzle style eggs designed for learning and consolidating colours. 8 colours included.

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Can you place pom poms or other loose parts on the multicoloured circles? Great for fine motor control and developing a pincer grip. Why not also introduce tools such as tweezers? Have fun!

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Healthy & Unhealthy snacks cut and stick activity. Encourage children to cut out the eight snacks (with appropriate guidance and supervision as necessary) and then stick the foods onto the correct plates.

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This matching puzzle has a different connection for each set to allow the children to self-correct.

The intention of the resource is not necessarily for children to learn the different leaf types. It is more to think about the colour changes that a leaf undergoes as the seasons change.

7 puzzles included: sycamore, oak, horse chestnut, beech, ash, London plane & black poplar.

Puzzles, Games, Activities, Uses shapes, Colours, Observation, Problem Solving, Fine Motor, Trees, All Year Round - Wildlife, Discussion Prompts, Autumn page

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This matching puzzle has a different connection for each set to allow the children to self-correct.

The intention of the resource is not necessarily for children to learn the different egg types. It is more to become aware that eggs from different birds can look very different.

10 puzzles included: pigeon, nightingale, tree sparrow, robin, buzzard, magpie, blackbird, blue tit, barn owl & swallow.

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GOLDILOCKS AND THE THREE BEARS - CUT, SORT & STICK (SIZE)

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GOLDILOCKS AND THE THREE BEARS - COLOUR, CUT, SORT & STICK (SIZE)

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This set of Opposites Puzzles inspired by comparative terms within ‘Goldilocks and the Three Bears’ includes various common opposites. Encourage children to match the pairs of terms together. The shape of each puzzle is different which allows for self checking. It is intended for these concepts to be discussed with an adult to consolidate the terms. Have fun!

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These endless puzzles are perfect to show the cyclic nature of life cycles. For example in the first instance the frog puzzle may be placed in the order ‘frogspawn’, ‘tadpole’, ‘froglet’ and then ‘frog’. To demonstrate to children that the frog then lays frogspawn, the ‘frogspawn’ piece may be brought to connect with the ‘frog’ piece at the end and thus continuing the cycle. This process can continue for as long as you like, bringing the ‘tadpole’ piece to then end and then the ‘froglet’ piece and so on!

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Why not set up an invitation to play using these ‘Bee Counting Puzzles’?

Select those appropriate for your children (1-10 available) and allow them to match the number with the corresponding number of bees. Each pair has a different way of connecting as a puzzle for the children to match and so even if they haven’t learnt what the number looks like yet, but are beginning to say the numbers in order, this can be a fun way to introduce them to new challenges.

Once the puzzles are complete, why not line the numbers up in order and count together? If your children would enjoy a further challenge, leave out a number and see if they can spot which one is missing from the sequence.

Puzzles could also be used as a fine motor control/counting activity if left uncut. Children could be given an appropriate number for their learning and encouraged to place objects on the bees, counting as they go.

In addition, each number is also written as a word. For our youngest children, this adds to learning about text in the environment and how it has meaning. Our oldest children may start to recognise the words and associate them with the numbers. This will be beneficial for when they begin to read and write these words in subsequent years as they will have something to build on.

'World Bee Day', Fine Motor, Print Carries Meaning, Counting, Number Recognition & Ordering, Puzzles, Games, Using Shapes for Task, Bumblebee

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These cards can be used as they are with pencil/crayons & loose parts or laminated for use with playdough or whiteboard pens. Easy to use, these doubling mats provide a clear representation of the concept of doubling. Simply choose a number appropriate for your child’s level in the top box (e.g. 3), then in this example place 3 loose part objects/playdough spots, pencil/pen marks on one wing and the same on the other. Encourage your child to count the spots using 1:1 correspondence counting and then write the answer 6 in the final box. This shows that double 3 is equal to 6.

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Why not set up an invitation to play using these ‘Minibeasts’ counting puzzles? Select those appropriate for your children (1-10 available) and allow them to match the number with the corresponding number of minibeasts. Each pair has a different way of connecting as a puzzle for the children to match and so even if they haven’t learnt what the number looks like yet, but are beginning to say the numbers in order, this can be a fun way to introduce them to new challenges. Once the puzzles are complete, why not line the numbers up in order and count together? If your children would enjoy a further game, leave out a number and see if they can spot which one is missing from the sequence. Puzzles could also be used as a fine motor control/counting activity if left uncut. Children could be given an appropriate number for their learning and encouraged to place objects on the minibeasts, counting as they go.

Counting, Fine Motor, Games, Matching Activities, Number Recognition & Ordering, Observational Skills, Problem Solving, Puzzles, Activity, Group Activity, Discussion Prompts, Using Shapes for Task, Numbers, Dragonfly, Ant, Snail, Centipede, Woodlouse, Bumblebee, Butterfly, Fly, Ladybird, Spider

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Engage your children in counting play by enlisting their help to create their own ‘Minibeasts’ puzzle set. Select those appropriate for your children (1-10 available) and allow them to colour the images and numbers. The puzzles may then be cut out (you can decide whether to work on scissor skills with your child or pre-cut the puzzles). Then encourage your children to have fun playing with their own puzzles! Each pair has a different way of connecting as a puzzle for the children to match and so even if they haven’t learnt what the number looks like yet, but are beginning to say the numbers in order, this can be a fun way to introduce them to new challenges. Once the puzzles are complete, why not line the numbers up in order and count together? If your children would enjoy a further game, leave out a number and see if they can spot which one is missing from the sequence. Puzzles could also be used as a fine motor control/counting activity if left uncut. Children could be given an appropriate number for their learning and encouraged to place objects on the minibeasts, counting as they go.

Counting, Colour & Count, Colour Cut & Stick, Colouring, Fine Motor, Games, Mark Making/Drawing/Writing, Number Formation, Number Recognition & Ordering, Observational Skills, Problem Solving, Pencil Control, Puzzles, Scissor Skills, Take Home, Matching Activities, Activity, Using Shapes for Task, Numbers, Dragonfly, Ant, Snail, Centipede, Woodlouse, Bumblebee, Butterfly, Fly, Ladybird, Spider

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