This resource is specifically crafted for EYFS and KS1 children . It is an interactive addition to your RE resources for Christianity. It offers 3 Bible stories, “The Good Samaritan”, “Noah and the Ark”, and “Jonah and the Whale”. Each story is paired with a colourful picture. These illustrations can act as discussion starters, allowing children to voice their interpretations, make predictions and share understandings. Simplified short poems accompany each picture which tells part of the stories. The black and white versions of the stories invite children to overwrite the poems. This activity provides an opportunity for fine motor skill development as children practice writing. By offering both colored and black & white versions, children are given the opportunity to colour and personalize the stories.

12 ready made gift tags all with a different design. Children can cut out, stick onto card and use as gift tags. There is a page showing 3 blank templates for children to make their own designs.

4 worksheets with a St Patrick’s Day theme with shamrock borders. Links to St Patrick’s Day, Festivals and Celebrations as well as early literacy and numeracy. Activity 1-Count how many of each picture there are and colour them the same e.g. all the shamrocks in green, all violins in brown. Activity 2-Trace the outlines of the shamrocks and colour them in - handwriting practice. Activity 3-Use the colour pictures on this page to support children to talk about and write about this celebration. Activity 4-Label all the pictures and colour them in. Blank template with shamrock border included.

A simple 9 word word search for KS1 on the theme of St Patrick’s Day.

3 colour pages of symbols for children to cut and match when learning about Judaism or celebrating Hanukkah. Each page shows 4 pairs of symbols.

6 Bible Stories to Sequence with space for children to write about and/or draw their own pictures. The Life of Jesus Noah’s Ark The Good Samaritan Adam and Eve Jonah and the Whale The Nativity Story

10 pictures to colour in, with lines for retelling and writing about a selection of Bible Stories including: Adam and Eve Jonah and the Whale The Good Samaritan Noah and others

16 Christianity Colouring Sheets for EYFS or KS1. Children can paint, colour with felt pens and write a word or sentence under the pictures.

2 cards to cut out and make for EYFS or KS1. There is a colour version and a black and white version of each card for children to choose from. Cut and paste onto coloured card to complete the cards.

An Easter Greeting for children to finish off by colouring the pictures and the background. They can then use this as the front of an Easter card. Stick onto coloured card and write inside.

This activity is in colour and there is a black and white version included. Pages 1 and 2 show 8 cards connected to the Nativity both colour and black and white. Children can colour in and cut and match the pictures. Pages 3 and 4 show 4 colour pictures for children to label with a word, phrase or sentence. Page 4 is in black and white. Pages 5 and 6 also show the other 4 colour pictures for children to label. Page 6 is in black and white. Link the activity to your Christmas celebrations and story telling of the Nativity.

A resource to help celebrate Diwali. Page 1 of the resource shows 10 small pictures of patterns that can be used in various ways: To make a Rangoli - children can look up the meaning of a rangoli For tracing over / colouring in or duplicated for matching Page 2 Shows an example of how some of the pictures on sheet 1 can be used to make a Rangoli. There is a blank circle for children to try recreating the Rangoli pattern or for them to make up their own pattern. Pages 3 to 12 show the small pictures from page 1 enlarged. There is one picture per page. Children can use these in different ways: Tracing Colouring with felt pens, crayons, paint or pencils Adding coloured sand to make patterns Adding coloured glitter or glitter glue to make patterns Enlarge for group work Links with World Religions - Buddhists, Sikhs and Hindus celebrate Diwali

EYFS or KS1 worksheets on the theme of Bible Stories and Noah’s Ark. There are 2 colouring sheets of Noah and the Ark. Children can trace over the writing. There are also 2 writing sheets where children list the animals that went into the Ark and then write a short story of Noah and the Ark.

This resource is designed for KS1 children to explore and learn about Diwali, the joyous Festival of Lights. It includes a word search activity, featuring 12 Diwali-related words such as ‘lantern’, ‘rangoli’, ‘prayers’, ‘festival’, and ‘lamp’. There is an answer sheet included. This activity not only helps in developing vocabulary related to this cultural festival but also enhances spelling and word recognition skills. Accompanying the word search is a creative template where children can craft their own word search puzzles. This encourages them to use Diwali-inspired vocabulary and develop their literacy skills in a fun and interactive way, while deepening their understanding of the festival’s customs and traditions.

3 templates with Diwali themed borders for children to write on.

Children will enjoy colouring these Christmas characters in, and tracing the sentences underneath. They may want to use their colouring as a basis for making a Christmas cards too.

10 pages of Easter activities for children including: 2 cards to make Colour and black and white posters Cards to colour, cut and match Number bunnies to sequence to 10 Letter bunnies to cut and order to make ‘Happy Easter’ Bunny writing frames

An Easter doodles worksheet for children to discuss and colour in. They can then use the symbols on the worksheet to help them to write about Easter. There is a sensory writing template included where children can draw or write what they see, hear, taste and smell at Easter time. There is a colour copy of the Easter Doodle sheet included. Children could make their own Easter Doodle sheet. *PCS Licenced - Boardmaker symbols.

Here is a resource designed to support children with writing key words, sentences or acrostic poems linked to Easter time. Sheet 1 gives a list of key words related to Easter and the letters of EASTER in acrostic form. Children can write a key word for each letter or complete a poem. Sheet 2 shows the key words and space for children to draw or write about Easter. Sheet 3 shows an example of an Acrostic poem about Easter to share with your class.