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a19Fire engine
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a19Ambulance
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Pieces
a19Wheel chair
a19Egyptian vehicle
a19Roman chariot
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QCA
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All our QCA kits include no.901
144
DATA helpsheets
developed by TTS
Cards
1
Unit 2A Vehicles 3
Matching Fruit and
Children will be familiar with wheels Vegetable Cards
4
through playing with toys and
This card activity is ideal for use in
bicycles or from pushing shopping
QCA unit 1B eat more fruit and
trolleys or pushchairs. Making their
Veg. This pack contains 144 A6
own vehicles will enhance their
cards focusing on 24 different fruit
understanding about wheels and
and vegetable and their
axles. Contents:40 lengths of 5 mm
characteristics. Full colour,
dowel, 10 card boxes, 200 wheels,
photographic images of fruit and
wood, card, plastic and cotton
vegetables used. Children match
reels, 1m of pipe insulation ‘tyres’,
the cards and learn more about the
DATA Helpsheet notes.
fruit and vegetables they eat!
013-2AQCA £32.80
013-TVMATCH £14.95
2
Unit 2B Puppets 4
Unit 1C Eat More Fruit
This unit gives children the and Vegetables
opportunity to cut and join pieces
Pack of equipment for a small
of fabric to make simple textile
group working on this unit.
models using a context which is
Contents: 4 peelers, 2 graters, 1
both stimulating to them and a
vegetable knife, 4 white chopping
good vehicle for work in
boards, 1 juice extractor, 2
literacy.Contents: TTS needle
saucepans, 1 fruit poster, 1
pack, 5 x 1 m of Dipryl, 20 felt
vegetable poster, DATA Helpsheet
squares - assorted colours, 12 balls
notes.
of Sylko Perle thread - assorted
15+
colours, tub of sequins, 20 lengths
013-1CQCA £65.99
of dowel, DATA Helpsheet notes.
Pieces
013-2BQCA £48.50
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