This free ‘Phonics challenge’ is a great home learning task for your class to practise their phonics skills. Children join Laura the Explorer on her African adventure, where they solve problems using their phonics knowledge. This resource is also great for use by parents for home-schooling. A fun and engaging way to get your child practising their phonics skills. What does this activity include? • Sound hunt activity – Children search their home for objects that begin with the same sound. • Missing letters – Some of the animals have lost the letters in their names, can you help fill in the blanks? • Real vs Nonsense – Can you help Laura cross the bridge on her adventure by sorting out real words from nonsense words. • Arranging sentences – Finally children have to rearrange words into the correct sentence, making sure they include capital letters and full stops at the end. Do check out our other fun resources available on our TES shop or head to www.explorelearning.co.uk to find out more about our mission to nurture fearless learners.

This free worksheet is a fun activity to run with your class and helps them to practice their multiplication skills along the way. Perfect to use as a warmup activity at the beginning of lessons too. This resource is also great for use by parents for home-schooling. A fun and engaging way to tackle times tables questions with your child. You can even use the customisable template to include some of those tricky times tables questions your child has been working on lately! What does the activity include? • 1 X ‘maths Fortune tellers’ activity sheet with prepopulated multiplication questions. • Blank template with instructions of what to include so children can make their own custom version to challenge their friends with! • How to play instructions Do check out our other fun resources available on our TES shop or head to our website to find out more about our mission to nurture fearless learners.

This free activity sheet is filled with fun Lego themed activities for children to engage with. It includes some great challenges that they can get stuck into at home during the holidays, or even some fun lesson warmups if you have Lego in your classroom. Why Lego? • Lego provides endless games and activities for children of all ages. • Lego develops creativity, collaboration and problem-solving skills. • Lego provides an easy, immersive and hands-on activity for all. This resource is also great for use by parents for home-schooling. A fun and engaging way to get your child doing problem solving activities without even realising they are practising such an essential skill. Do check out our other fun resources available on our TES shop or head to our website to find out more about our mission to nurture fearless learners.

This free ‘Easter egg maths’ worksheet is a fun activity to run with your class in the lead up to Easter while practising their understanding of shape terms. This resource is also great for use by parents for home-schooling. A fun and engaging way to get your child practising their understanding of key terms like parallel and perpendicular. What does this activity include? • Tick box activities for children to identify which eggs have parallel or perpendicular lines. • Identify which lines represent a line of symmetry on some patterned eggs. Do check out our other fun resources available on our TES shop or head to our website to find out more about our mission to nurture fearless learners.

This free problem-solving worksheet is a fun activity to run with your class to help with their problem-solving skills. With 3 different activities to hunt down the clues for the egg thief, this activity sheet will put your student’s problem-solving skills to the test. This resource is also great for use by parents for home-schooling. A fun and engaging way to get your child practising their problem-solving skills, not to mention a great learning activity to complete during the Easter holidays. What does this activity include? • Who’s the culprit activity – solving number statements to work out who did the crime? • When did it happen? – Activity getting children to solve number sequence problems to work out when the crime took place. • Where did it happen? – Value of shapes problem solving exercise where children to the final missing piece of the puzzle into place! Do check out our other fun resources available on our TES shop or head to our website to find out more about our mission to nurture fearless learners.