10 worksheets with an Easter theme. Each sheet shows a number from 1 to 10 with chicks inside. Children count the chicks, overwrite the numbers and words and colour the pictures. Each page has a Spring themed border. When completed, these sheets make lovely number posters for a display or the number corner.

Easter fun to be had with these cross curricular printable sheets. Sheet 1 can be used as a talking mat or a counting mat where children count the eggs, bunnies, chicks, carrots etc. This sheet also makes a nice place mat when enlarged, or the front of an Easter card. Sheet 2 shows 7 pairs of Easter eggs for children to cut out and match. Sheet 3 a phonics activity which shows 8 eggs. Children cut these up and then join them together to make Easter words. Sheet 4 is for children to count and colour up to 6 with an Easter theme. Sheet 5 is for children to trace over the alphabet and colour the pictures.

5 sets of matching Easter bonnet cards. Each page shows 16 cards with 8 matching pairs of bonnets. Cut out the cards and laminate for matching and sorting games with an Easter theme.

A collection of cards showing cyclists with subtle differences for children to discuss, observe, sort and match. There are 3 colour sets duplicated on each page. Copy, cut and laminate the cards to play Go Fish where children traditionally have 5 cards each and select cards from a pile in turn. The aim is to make pairs. This resource links nicely to Transport topics, keeping fit, matching, sorting and colour. International Bicycle Day this year is on the 19th April.

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.

3 pages of colour cards each showing a different character penguin. There are 8 cards on each sheet. Duplicate, cut and match for making pairs or sets of 2. Each character will also spark speaking and listening and close observation.

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.

20 different childrens faces showing a range of emotions / expressions. Each page shows a colour card and a black and white one. Cut out and laminate and use in your PSHE lessons or when learning about Ourselves. The cards can be used as visual aids, for displays or for painting or colouring. Link to your work about mental health. Encourages children to recognise and verbalise/indicate how they feel.

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.

A fun activity linked to People Who Help Us , Transport and Maths (Making Sets) as well as working together. The instructions are on the first sheet of the resource. There are 12 sets of vehicle sheets including police cars, tractors, taxis and buses. The aim of the game is for children to collect 12 different vehicles. They will need to swap their vehicles with their friends in order to collect all the ones they need. They paste these onto their template boards to complete the task. There is an example board showing what it should look like when all 12 vehicles are pasted onto it.

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.

6 different characters for children with a gardening theme - there is a colour version and a black and white version of each character. Children can choose their own colours or match the colours to the colour version of the characters. Duplicate the cards and print and children can play matching games. Extend - ask children to take photos of each other gardening in and around school.

A set of topic resources for your work on buildings. There are 12 colour flashcards of different types of buildings and 12 in black and white for children to colour in. There are some buildings children will be familiar with and others they will less likely to be familiar with. There is a sheet showing all 12 structures in colour and in black and white. Children can name the buildings and write over the words as well as colour and match the pictures. The flashcards make a lovely wall display or you could hang them around the classroom like bunting.

6 designs of transport writing sheets- dump truck, school bus, tractor, ambulance, food delivery van and a plane. Each sheet gives children the opportunity to read, write and colour in the pictures. Links to phonics, occupations, or people who help us.

A fun activity linked to Ourselves, Feelings, Colour and matching. Children will have fun talking about these funny feeling faces and then cutting them out and matching them. They can draw their own funny feeling faces on the template included. There are 4 colours included - red, green, yellow and blue.

A back to school activity to get children into the swing of things for the Autumn Term ahead! Opportunities for children to remember their phonics, reading and writing skills. Children say the sounds, read and write the words, colour, cut and match the pictures.

In this interactive lesson, children explore the concepts of ‘ourselves’ and identity. The lesson utilises amusing rhymes about four baby and toddler characters. Through activities like colouring characters, overwriting rhymes, and reflecting on personal attributes, children are encouraged to express themselves creatively while improving fine motor skills, speaking and listening. Links to literacy, rhymes and handwriting.