These worksheets that can be used alone or alongside colour / shape sorting practical activities. There are 3 worksheets where children can colour in the black and white buttons to make them the same as the colour buttons shown. They can go on to count how many buttons of each colour, size or / and pattern. There are 2 worksheets where all the buttons are black and white and children can colour these by sorting or using their own choices of colour. Links to number, data handling, colour, shape and pattern.

5 colouring sheets for EYFS or KS1. The sheets have a different coloured background and white birds for children to colour in including flamingos and swans.

2 Easter cards to make for young children to celebrate Easter. There are 2 designs of cards with a colour version and a black and white version. Children can colour their own, cut out and make into a card, or use the colour version.

A simple word search with a FARM theme for EYFS and KS1 children. There are 8 words to find which correspond to the colour pictures around the word search. There is an answer sheet and a blank template for you to fill in other words of your own related to the farm or animals. Other similar word searches in this shop include Halloween, Christmas, Bugs and Toys.

A 4 page resource for young children linked to colour, fish and also animals and their habitats, under and over, below and above, oceans and seas. The first two pages show a fishing scene. There are colour dots on the fish and in the sea and the sky. The idea is that children use the coloured dots to guide their colouring in work. Page 3 and 4 show the fishing boats. Children draw their own underwater scene adding fish, seaweed, bubbles and whatever else they fancy.

Share this little rhyme with your children. They can then write or trace the words to the rhyme. Next there is a colour and black and white picture showing tea and biscuits. Children can share their favourite drinks and biscuits, as well as talk about shapes. Children can colour the black and white sheet to make it the same as the colour version, or use their own colours. Page 3 shows a template in colour and black and white. You could use these in a variety of ways such as drawing, writing, adding a recipe for making biscuits or tea.

4 colour sheets showing 5 rows of clothing or accessories. Each row has 7 items e.g. 7 pairs of socks or 7 dresses. The idea is that the child finds which 2 are the same on each row. They can talk about similarities and differences or who wears which clothing and in what seasons. Use as 4 boards which you could laminate. Or, cut out individual cards which can then be sorted and the matching pairs of items located. Enlarge or keep as handy small picture cards.

20 colour cards showing oval shapes with colour borders and matching colour pictures in the centre. Duplicate, cut out and laminate for matching games and speaking and listening opportunities. There is a blank template included which is black and white. Links to your topic on Colour.

4 worksheets where children work out the words from the anagrams and then match them to the pictures. There are 3 words and pictures to match on each page.

2 sets of cards, 1 colour and the same duplicated in black and white for children to colour in. Each page shows 8 food cards and 8 word cards. Children trace over the words or write underneath them and then match them to the picture cards. There are 3 sets of food cards and these are in colour and black and white. Links to reading, writing, handwriting, phonics and food topics.

A 10 slide power point presentation based on sound and using our senses. Each slide asks children to look at the picture and say what they heard. Slides include musical instruments, animals, water and cooking sounds. Once you have shared and discussed the slides, you could find and add some sound clips. Children could use instruments to make the sounds themselves. Also, cut out and laminate the slides and the children could trace over the letters and words.

Young children will enjoy these phonics sheets where they sound out the letters, trace over the animal names / write under, and colour the pictures. Animals start with A and go through to the Zebra at Z. {X is as in Fox}. When these are coloured in, they can be cut out and make a great large alphabet class poster or display frieze. Enlarge the pictures if you want them larger or want to use paint or collage.

A 10 page resource for KS1 and EYFS children celebrating the Queen’s Platinum Jubilee. Activities include: Designing a Platinum Jubilee Stamp Make/write a postcard from London Design a London souvenir ball Label 2 sets of colour pictures Cut out, duplicate and match colour cards related to London Colour the London bus Design a tea set for the Platinum Jubilee celebrations Cut and match the buses going to different places in London

3 versions of a Panda Father’s Day card for children to choose from. 1 is a colour version on a bamboo background. 2 is a colour version on a white background. 3 is a black and white version on a white background. There are also 4 pandas for children to colour in, cut out and use to make their own original cards. There are 2 colour insets saying Happy Father’s Day, for children to paste into their cards when made. Print, cut and fold the cards. Add to a card background to reinforce or print onto thin card.

A printable resource based on food delivery or take away and linked to transport and people who help us. There are 4 food vans - Pizza, Burger, ICe Cream and Hot Dogs. Resources are in colour and there is a black and white version included. Activities: Set of matching van cards in colour and black and white - cut and match and make pairs. Children can colour in the black and white version. A colour poster of each van and a black and white version for colouring. A blank van for children to design themselves, adding a food to the top and a name on the van itself. This is in black and white so children can choose their own colours. Children draw a line from the vans to the food for sale. A colour and black and white version included. Children label the vans and the food for sale. A colour and black and white version.

4 colour pages of food cards with 6 pictures to each page. 4 pages with food names for children to draw in, write the words or paste the food pictures into.

Children will enjoy making a rosette for Fathers Day. There are 2 ready made ones which children can cut out and stick onto card. There is a colour outline and a black and white outline included for children to add to. Add ribbons and photos if these are available for extra effect. These could also be used as a basis for a Father’s Day card.

5 different designs of cards to choose from for young children. Each design has a front and a back. Print onto card or paste onto card and fold. Children can write their own messages inside.