Cut And Stick For Kids: A Fun and Interactive Motor Skills Development and Learning Book

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This handy CVC word cut out template, helps children practice CVC words. What is a CVC word? If you didn’t already know, a CVC word is a word that is made up of a consonant, vowel, consonant. So, for example, cat is a CVC word. With this word cut out template, simply cut and paste the word to describe the pictures. Fine motor skills involve the coordination of small muscles of the hands. They also require synchronisation between the hands, fingers and the eyes. SATPIN refers to six high-frequency letters that are among the first ones taught to children when they're introduced to initial sounds. The letters are of course, S, A, T, P, I, N.

The Phases of the Moon Labelling Worksheet is a great classroom activity. It shows the relationship between the Moon, Earth and Sun in each of the Moon’s phases. Get them to tell you the letters of their name, they should be familiar with this word and so it's a great starting pointEach planet is a different size to reflect their real size. Saturn and Uranus are both drawn with planetary rings, while the continents of Earth are clearly visible.

Structuring the activity in this way will help you assess children's knowledge of shapes as well as creating an opportunity to teach them about shapes they haven't mastered yet.Help your children express themselves with this Make an Emoji Face Cutting Skills Activity. Use the fun cut-out hats, crowns, eyes and mouths to communicate how you feel. Teach your kids how to draw all nine planets with our fantastic How To Draw Planets drawing activity. You might also like our Early Years Autumn Activities for Preschool Children Blog. What’s included in this tree cutting skills activity? Sure, there are! Explore similar teacher-made materials to spice up your Literacy and English lessons at Early Level. No matter if you're looking for interactive games, simple exercises or more challenging worksheets, we've got you covered. You can also watch our engaging video below with your learners to introduce the 'qu' sound. What are some examples of ‘qu’ words?

The worksheet in this resource has a simple design that can help children learn the days of the week. While this will add a colourful splash to your Literacy and English lessons, it's also a great activity to improve children's fine motor skills through cutting. Are there other SATPIN phonics resources? You could also use this resource as a station activity if your children are completing a phonics rotation. Can your children match the words to the correct pictures? Can they spell the word correctly, with the ‘qu’ sound in the right place? After they have completed the worksheet, encourage your children to colour the pictures as a fun fast-finisher task. What other resources can I use to revise the ‘qu’ sound?

My Phonics Activity Booklet - Use this resource to let your children work through various ‘qu’ activities at their own pace. If you're looking for a counting in 5s activity with a twist, then this could be the perfect resource for you. How else can we practise counting in 5s? Assess your children’s ability to blend and decode ‘qu’ words this fun resource. There’s also a handy answer sheet to save you valuable marking time. Or, why not print the answer sheet and give to your learners to self or peer-assess their work? This teaches many skills, including reflection, evaluation, and critical thinking.