Images of Beijing landmarks to cut and stick for a topic about Beijing or a sorting activity. This resource is great for comparing old and new Beijing and looking and old and new buildings. Includes a ready to use Venn diagram for sorting the pictures.

A worksheet to compare different house types. House types include a log cabin, a house, a caravan and a boat house. Children select the 2 houses they want to compare then write the similarities and differences onto the Venn diagram. Partially editable. All can be edited apart from the Venn diagram.

Placemat Design Worksheet Template Featuring over 30 colors—including pastels, neutrals, brights, plus black and white—this fully editable template is perfect for any celebration, from Easter and Thanksgiving to Christmas and beyond. Students can personalise their placemats by drawing festive pictures or elevating the activity by writing words or sentences about the occasion. A great opportunity to make learning fun and creative while giving them a special item to use on their memorable occasion.

Discover the essential benefits of outdoor play with our comprehensive PowerPoint presentation, designed for use in parent workshops. This ready-to-use resource highlights the crucial role of outdoor play in fostering all aspects of a young child’s development, from physical and cognitive growth to social skills and emotional well-being. It also offers practical ideas for incorporating outdoor activities into daily routines at home. Visually engaging and well-organised, the presentation is both informative and adaptable, allowing you to tailor it to your specific needs. Equip parents with valuable insights and strategies to enhance their children’s learning through play. Included in this PowerPoint Presentation: Importance of outdoor learning Benefits of outdoor learning on child development Parent role in outdoor learning Practical activities to do outdoors with children

Make Pancake Day extra fun with this Pancake Toppings Cutting Skills Activity! This hands-on resource helps students develop fine motor skills and cutting accuracy as they cut out their favorite pancake toppings and stick them onto their pancake. Perfect for engaging young learners while celebrating Shrove Tuesday! This activity can be used in multiple ways in the classroom. such as: Create-a-Pancake Craft: Let students design their dream pancake by choosing and cutting out toppings. Counting & Sorting: Have students count how many toppings they’ve added or sort them into categories (fruits, spreads, etc.). Descriptive Writing:Encourage creativity by having students describe their pancake in a short sentence or story. Group Discussion: Use the activity to spark conversations about favourite foods, traditions and the meaning of Pancake Day. A fun and engaging way to build fine motor skills while celebrating a tasty tradition!