<p>Pupils will need to read the number and count the correct amount of items to colour in. With fun fruit images for colouring.</p>

<p>Children can use this printable sheet to design their own t-shirt. They can create whatever design they dream up, it might be their favourite character or animal, or an abstract pattern! Let their imaginations free with this fun activity.</p>

<p>Children often fantasise about becoming a superhero or creating their own comic book hero. This is their chance to use their imagination and bring their character to life! They can use this activity sheet to design a costume and draw their superpowers in action.</p>

<p>Children can use this worksheet to design their own maze, with a start and finish. They will use their planning and cognitive skills.</p>

<p>Use this worksheet for children to write a book review. Encourage them to answer the questions and any of your own.</p>

<p>Encourage children to use their spelling skills and find objects that match each letter of the alphabet.</p>

<p>Use this worksheet as a prompt for children to set up their own still life and carry out an observational drawing,</p>

<p>Children can use their observational skills to draw a portrait of another person. They can also use a mirror to help them draw a self portrait.</p>

<p>Budding fashion designers can use this activity sheet to create their own dress design. Encourage them to think about the shape and function, as well as add detail, pattern and colour!</p>

<p>Ask pupils to finish drawing these images using symmetry. They may want to use a mirror to see what the symmetrical image should look like.</p>

<p>Use this activity sheet for children to engage with nature when they are out walking. They will use their observational skills to identify animals and other sights.</p>

<p>With this activity sheet, children can exercise their imagination by drawing animals with unusual colours and features. You can extend the activity by encouraging them to invent their own unique animals.</p>

<p>Ask children to draw their home. Thinking about colours, materials, size and shape or any unique features. What makes their home special to them?</p>

<p>Ask children to imagine meeting an alien and then draw what they see. They should think about where it is from, how it moves and speaks and anything else that will help them portray their alien.</p>