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Early Years
2010
See our Cheeky Chimp
1 Large Cheeky Chimp
Range on page 21
A teacher-sized Cheeky Chimp. Great for
demonstrating letters and words. Just like the
children’s version, only bigger. Includes 150
letters.
1 Large Cheeky Chimp
EY01300
2 Cheeky Chimps Letters
and Sounds Tiles
Involve the Cheeky Chimps in your teaching
of the Letters and Sounds Document! Set
includes 45 foam tiles featuring all of the
graphemes to be learnt throughout the
Phases. (Spares are included to create more
words.)
LI00327
3 Nursery Rhyme Big Book
A superb collection of familiar, traditional
nursery rhymes, compiled by Linda Mort.
Children will be engaged with this beautifully
illustrated big book. A lovely book to share
together.
EY01077
4 Number Big Book
Have fun learning about numbers with this
beautifully illustrated book. Look out for the
number associations, predict how many there
are and count along with the characters.
2 Cheeky Chimps Letters
Supports the need for an early, informal, fun
and Sounds Tiles
3 Nursery Rhyme
approach to numbers and problem solving. 20
Big Book
pages. Size 50 x 30 cm.
4 Number Big Book
EY01076
5 All About Numbers
A super number collection. Designed to be
sung, danced with, painted, collaged, touched
etc. A truly multi-sensory, multi - faceted
approach as we realise that we all learn in
different ways. We’ve shown the eg 5 is five is
an amount is a numeral etc. Included are
beautifully illustrated cards as well as guidence
notes for practitioners and parents. Great for
having a fun approach to numbers. Contains
1-10 picture cards, 1-10 wipe clean formation
cards, singing rhymes, giant bead string (1-10)
and weaving numbers 1-10 all in a bag.
EY01072
6 Weaving Numbers
These beautifully woven numbers 0-9 can be
5 All About Numbers
hung from walls, railings, washing lines etc.
6 Weaving Numbers
They can be decorated with ribbons and
beads. Why not hang the corresponding
amount in Cd’s or beads underneath?
(Indoors or outdoors).
EY01081
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