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Writing & Outdoor Literacy 1


1 Pie Corbett’s Story Mountain


Developed with Pie Corbett, the Story Mountain is a great way of developing a story with your children. Containing key aspects of story writing including, opening, build up, problem, resolution and ending. The Story Mountain also comes with 80 connectives that help link each section of the story together and story helpers that give you various ways to begin a story, to overcome story problems and ways to end the story. Size: A2 laminated, includes 80 cards. For ages 3yrs+.


Ideal to support children when plotting their stories 2 115 SET OF LI00250


2 The Super Sentence Tub Get to grips with grammar and construct sensational sentences with the Super Sentence Tub! This set has 115 durable foam pieces with colour-coded parts of speech. Have fun building simple of more complex sentences whilst enhancing children’s writing skills and their knowledge of grammar, punctuation and vocabulary. A great visual aid for understanding sentence structure. Includes a handy storage tub. For ages 3yrs+.


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■ Colour-coded parts of speech ■ Create simple and complex sentences ■ Improve writing skills ■ Broaden vocabulary and punctuation ■ Ideal for KS2 (ages 7-11 yrs)


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3 Creative Writing Tubs Creative writing tubs are a launch pad for original and inspirational writing. Delve into one or more of the twenty tubs and use the items inside to help create stories or enhance non-fi ction writing. Each tub has a selection of characters and artefacts which can be used to help build a story, create a setting and add characters or characteristics to their writing. The tactile nature of the resource keeps children engaged and focused.


The tubs are split into fi ction and non-fi ction topics and can easily be used together or individually. Each tub is labelled and ready to use out of the box. For ages 3yrs+.


■ Separate fi ction and non fi ction tubs


■ Topic related tubs


■ Tactile hands-on approach to story telling


Each tub will inspire and encourage creative writing around a range of topics


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■ Supplied ready made up, fully labelled and packed in an attractive box


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4 Outdoor Alphabet Eggs A fun, giant sized way of learning the alphabet. Each egg has a corresponding matching phoneme and picture. There’s an ‘‘a’’ and an apple, ‘‘b’’ and a ball etc. There is an upper and lowercase letter displayed. Use indoors or out. Children will enjoy connecting and matching. The eggs also help practitioners gauge the children’s alphabetical understanding as all the pieces fi t each other. Make a giant alphabet line, use them as a base to place corresponding items or attach to walls. Set includes 26 eggs (52 pieces). The eggs can be wiped clean with a damp cloth. Made from EVA foam. Size: D25cm. For ages 3yrs+.


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