Get September ready with this fully editable EYFS Back to School Learning Book, designed to support key early learning skills while helping teachers assess children’s starting points at the beginning of the school year.

With 25 activity pages and editable elements in PowerPoint, this learning book covers a range of early literacy, maths and fine motor skills, making it ideal for Nursery, Reception and EYFS.

Children can practise recognising and writing their name, develop pencil control, and work through letter recognition and formation from a–z.

Activities also introduce 2D shape recognition, including identifying shapes and discussing their sides and corners, alongside colour recognition and creative colour-mixing activities.

The maths section supports number recognition and formation to 10, with opportunities to trace numbers, use tens frames, count pictures and collect or draw the correct quantity.

What’s Included:
✔ 25-page learning book
✔ Editable in PowerPoint
✔ Name recognition and name writing practice
✔ Pencil control activities
✔ Letter recognition and formation a–z
✔ 2D shape recognition and tracing
✔ Colour recognition
✔ Creative finger-painting and colour mixing activity
✔ Number recognition and formation 1–10
✔ Counting and tens frame activities
✔ Early literacy, maths and fine motor practice

Perfect For:
✔ EYFS and Reception
✔ Nursery activities
✔ Back to School activities
✔ September classroom preparation
✔ Baseline and informal assessment opportunities
✔ Continuous provision
✔ Adult-led activities
✔ Independent learning
✔ Early finishers
✔ Home learning

Handy teacher tip: Print the pages and place them inside plastic wallets or laminate selected activities. Children can then use whiteboard pens to practise letter and number formation again and again. The book also includes creative activities such as finger painting and colouring.

A practical low-prep Back to School EYFS resource that brings early literacy, maths, fine motor and creative learning together in one book — ideal for getting organised for September and supporting children as they settle into their new classroom.