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7 August 2026

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Support children’s vocabulary, speaking and listening, and early writing skills with this colourful ‘At the Fair’ resource pack for EYFS and KS1.
The pack introduces children to familiar fairground attractions and provides plenty of opportunities for discussion, observation, and language development through bright, child-friendly illustrations.
Page 1 features a full-colour poster showing a variety of things children may see at a fair, including bumper cars, a helter-skelter, a hook-a-duck stall, and other fairground attractions. Use the poster to encourage children to talk about what they can see, share their own experiences, write about and build topic vocabulary.
Page 2 includes the same poster in a black-and-white outline for children to colour. This helps to reinforce recognition of fairground objects and encourages careful observation and colour matching.
Pages 3 and 4 contain a set of 12 flashcards. Page 3 includes the flashcards in colour, while Page 4 provides the same set in black and white for colouring, matching activities, or creating personalised classroom resources.
The pack also includes ideas for using the resource, such as playing matching and memory games, sorting activities, and using the flashcards as prompts during discussions or role-play.
This versatile resource is ideal for topic work, continuous provision, and whole-class or small-group learning. Duplicate, cut and laminate the colour flashcards for repeated topic work use.

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