A fun activity for Easter where children count and colour the eggs on the Easter egg tree. Links to colour, pattern, data handling and numbers. There are 4 worksheets: Children count how many of each egg are on the tree and then colour them according to the code given. They write the number next to the eggs. Children count the eggs on the tree and use their own colours to colour them in and write the numbers. Children add eggs to the tree and write how many of each added. Children make their own egg tree.

A simple counting activity with an Easter egg theme. There are 3 lots of cards to cut out, match or order Numbers with eggs Numbers Number Words Boardmaker licenced

10 black and white Easter Egg designs for children to colour in and cut out. There are 2 eggs of the same design per sheet. Enlarge the pictures and children can use paint or felt pens . The Easter eggs make lovely Easter cards too! Suitable for EYFS and KS1.

A colour and black and white Easter worksheet where children count the eggs in the nests and write the numbers in the boxes. There is a flashcard for each of the eggs in the nests from 1 to 5. Children can colour these in and they make a really nice wall display. Or laminate the coloured in cards and use them for ordering, counting or matching. Suitable for EYFS and KS1.

2 ideas for sensory trays represented in visual forms using symbols and in a table. The trays are shown in colour and black and white. *PCS Licenced - Boardmaker symbols

‘Count, Colour, and Design Easter Eggs’ is a resource designed specifically for Early Years and KS1 children. There is a planning sheet outlining the 3 lessons, objectives, resources needed and step by step instructions. The resource combines the festive spirit of Easter with learning objectives including colour recognition, counting to 20, following instructions, and creativity. Through the 3 activities, children will have the opportunity to match colours on Easter eggs, follow specific colouring instructions, create unique designs, and practice basic counting.

Celebrate Easter with this card making activity for EYFS and KS1. Children can choose from the 10 cards here to make and write in. They can add collage and greetings to make the cards more personal.

A lovely slide show to share with your children at Spring or Easter. There are 10 beautiful images of Easter to talk about and count together.

A pack of resources for children based around the topics of the Seaside / Beach / Tropics / Hot Countries and Weather. There are 3 activity types: Matching words and pictures: There are 10 worksheets both in colour and in black and white. Children cut and match the words and pictures. Symbols and pictures are used. Boarmaker licenced. Scavenger Hunt: There are 2 Scavenger Hunt sheets in black and white. You can use the colour or black and white cards from the worksheets, cut these out, enlarge (if desired) and place around the classroom, school or play ground. Children locate the cards and tick off what they have found. They can then colour the sheets. Matching Words and Descriptions: Sheet 1 shows a list of words related to the topic and descriptions. Children match the correct description to the right words. Sheet 2 is a list of words and children write a brief description for each word.

Each of the 4 pages depicts a Season Autumn Winter Summer Spring Children will enjoy using these borders as writing or drawing frames or to display their work about the Weather or Seasons.

Cut and laminate these colour cards to play matching games with picture to picture or picture to word or dominoes. Create you own dominoes with the single cards if you need them.

64 household items for children to name, colour in , sort into rooms. There are 2 versions of each sheet of 16 pictures - one with room for labelling underneath. Supports any topic on Houses or Homes or Ourselves.

3 pages of birthday sentiments to use on your cards or posters or birthday banners. Encourage reasons for writing with card making activities.

A lovely set of planning ideas and resources for the topic of Ourselves / Homes or as a vehicle for teaching early Literacy / Numeracy / Science / Art. The work is centered around the picture of Bluebell Village. (On it’s own this makes for great speaking and listening)! There are 10 comprehension questions to answer and an activity sheet. There is a planning grid example and a blank template for you to use. There is plenty here for a unit of work.

A writing frame for boys and girls where children write about themselves. There are blank templates included for children to add their own headings. Links to Ourselves nicely and for children entering a new class.

This resource links to Ourselves, All about Me and Change. Using the Senses, children draw or / and write What they do and do not like to watch / see What they do and do not like to listen to / hear What they do and do not like to do /play/touch What they do and do not like to taste /eat What they do and do not like to smell There is a filled in example and 3 versions of the template included. Very useful when children transition or move to a new class or have a new teacher.

Here are some additions to your topic on Houses, Homes or Ourselves. There is a colour poster useful for displays. There are colouring sheets of homes. There is a writing sheet for children to write about their homes and a sheet for children to draw their home and write their address on the envelope.

This links to topics such as Ourselves, All about Me and PSHE. 4 pages of colour cards showing faces with different expressions or feelings. Children can cut these out, talk about them and match them. There are 4 different feeling faces on each page to match. Children can sort the emotions e.g. into happy or sad or angry. Laminate the cards and they can be reused multiple times.

This game asks children to sort along 3 criteria: Spotty, spikey and stripey. All the colour pictures are shown on page 1 of the resource. Larger forms of the pictures follow - 2 or 3 to a page. There are 3 titles to cut out and children can sort underneath. Cut out and laminate the cards so that they can be used again or with different groups. Add a collection of real objects to make the game practical.

4 colour sets of writing frames for St Patrick’s day. There are 2 lined and 2 non - lined. Children can use to write simple sentences or key words to do with St Patrick’s day, or draw / paste pictures. Also very useful to add to your display work.