You will need: Printable game sheet (or draw your own version) a coin two counters something to write with

Drawing letters in foam is a really fun sensory way to explore letter formation. Spread bath foam or shaving foam on the side of your...

Diagonal lines can be quite tricky for children to draw. This tactile cardboard stencil is a great tool to use to support your child as they get the hang of drawing them.

My favourite thing about handwriting activities is that they don’t need to involve a piece of paper! Changing the resources you use, can...

I LOVE invisible ink pens! I put some in my Reception classroom and my reluctant writers couldn’t resist having a go. The pens have a UV torch built into the lid which makes the ink appear when you shine it on them. They can be used on lots of surfaces and the children loved writing hidden messages for each other and then searching for them.