
Practice Drum
Use the reusable practice chart as a short daily literacy and numeracy station.

Use the reusable practice chart as a short daily literacy and numeracy station.

Use the activity wear before clay, colour and craft sessions as a preparation and independence routine.

Use the Elephant, Lion and Cat masks to turn storytelling into active oral-language practice.

Use modelling dough for open-ended three-dimensional creation and fine-motor practice.

Use the maze to practise controlled movement, planning and problem solving.

Use the ordered drawing cards to show how a complex picture is built from simple steps.

Use the marker to establish a write, check, erase and improve routine.

Use the pouch as a daily organisation and responsibility routine.

Use the learning drum with its four write-and-wipe sides as a repeated, self-correcting English and Maths practice station.

Use the activity wear before art and craft sessions to build a confident, organised creation routine.

Use the phonetic comparison cards to sharpen listening and pronunciation of similar-sounding English words.

Use the word wheels to combine a central letter with surrounding letters and build new English words.

Use the riddle cards to build critical thinking, comprehension and group discussion.

Use the table-top calendar as a daily morning routine to make date, day and time concepts concrete.

Use the marker to build self-assessment, neat presentation and a correct writing grip.

Use the water colour set to develop creative expression, colour recognition and controlled brush movement.

Use the wax colour sticks to develop pressure control, shading, blending and self-expression through colour.

Use the pouch as a daily organisation and responsibility routine that keeps the whole kit complete.