Develop key maths skills whilst having Minecraft themed fun with this PDF collection of 7 games! The perfect way for children to spend time building confidence and number skills through the wonderful and FUN world of Minecraft! You might also like our Gaming Word Searches Resource includes: Minecraft Multiplication Maze (dice game to practise multiplication) Block Busters (dice game to introduce simple algebra) Barmy Blocks (dice game to practise addition) Battle Creepers (like battleships to learn/practise co-ordinates) Busy Blocks (dice game to learn about arrays, area and perimeter) Time Is Ticking (card memory game to learn digital and analogue time equivalents) Mega Minecraft Combat (top trumps style card game) The first five games are ready to play. The last two are templates for children to create their own games! This resource also includes a hundred square and number line on a themed page for children to use alongside the games for support. All games have easy to understand instructions written for children on them. These games are featured in our other 4 Minecraft packs. *As with any game with online capability we strongly recommend that children play with people they know using local area networks or in a private realm. We do not advocate children playing games online with strangers.

This beautiful Mini journal is ideal for developing mindfulness in children as well as building resilience, boosting confidence, learning conflict resolution and more. Scroll down for the full description. What’s inside the Mindful Me Journal? Video flip through of Mindful Me Your child will: Explore their feelings and emotions Learn relaxation techniques Discuss ideas with friends Work on ways to deal with anxiety and worries Celebrate their uniqueness Identify their talents Master mindfulness Learn to appreciate the positives Develop a can-do attitude Boost their confidence Find ways of dealing with challenges

Our Coronation Activity Pack has been put together especially to celebrate the upcoming Coronation. We know you will want to mark this historically significant occasion with your children. This fabulous pack is 85 pages of engaging games, recipes, self-study opportunities, science experiments, crafts and lots more. It’s ideal to use as a project for home educated children or for themed lessons in school. The activities would be brilliant to use with Scout or Brownie groups or indeed at home with your own children. Your child will: Create their own Coronation bunting and paper chains Write newspaper articles Complete themed Lego challenges Discover a royal frog Learn about our national flowers Have fun with royal recipes – Cheesy Baked Eggs, Welsh Cakes and Coronation Chicken Explore amazing creatures – unicorns, lions, King Charles Spaniels Try painting a landscape Build fine motor skills with mazes, colouring and drawing Create rock candy and colour roses red with science experiments Engage in royal debates Discover famous people also called Charles Play Commonwealth Cards and Charles’ Charades Discover interesting facts about King Charles Design a commemorative coin, tea set and stamp Independently learn about capillary action and crystallisation Enjoy classical music Write an acrostic poem Learn to play Kings In The Corner Discover national anthems and lots more!

Are you off camping? Our Camping Activity Pack is the perfect companion for your adventure! 70 pages of themed activities, games and prompts that will help children connect with nature, appreciate their surroundings and make sure they have plenty to keep them occupied around the campsite. You might also be interested in our Summer Activity Pack What’s inside the Camping Activity Pack?

Our splash-tactic Ocean Activity Pack is ideal for nature and ocean lovers aged 6-12 everywhere. You might also like our Mindful Me Journal What’s inside the Ocean Activity Pack? Your child will: Explore layers of the ocean with a colourful science experiment Plan a trip to a beach destination Rescue a sea turtle Create seaside-inspired snacks Find out about pollution Explore density Create their own sea creature Make a shell-tastic board game Explore the use of similes Ask questions such as “why is the sea salty?”, “who is David Attenborough?” and “what is a group of jellyfish called?” Your child will be developing skills including: Reading, writing & comprehension An awareness and appreciation for nature and the environment Critical thinking Problem solving & resilience Number facts & maths concepts Art & design STEM (science, technology, engineering & maths) What age is the Ocean Activity Pack suitable for? Our age recommendation for this pack is approximately 6-12 years. However, we always say that ability is very subjective; what will be right for one child won’t necessarily be right for another of the same age. It may well be suitable for younger or older children depending on how enthusiastic they are about the theme and activities. The tasks can be completed to your child’s own level. Do I need anything else? Some of our activities require resources that you may not have readily at home but can be purchased inexpensively online or at the supermarket. Some of the activities in this pack may require the use of scissors, knives and hot cooking equipment so please ensure children are supervised appropriately.

he School of Magic (3rd Year) will take children on an enchanting journey into the wonderful world of wizardry (children will need to own a copy of Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban). The pack synchronises perfectly with the story, with themed activities to complete after reading each chapter. Children will be led through the extraordinary tale as if they were the main character. Whether you are reading the book for the first time or reading it for the umpteenth time – you’ll experience it on a completely different level. If you missed the 1st and 2nd years you can grab them here. What’s inside The School of Magic (3rd Year) Pack? Your aspiring wizard will: Practise playing Gobstones Investigate osmosis with a shrinking solution Explore time turning Conjure up butter beer, acid pops, bath buns and more Make an ancient map Study werewolves Learn about omens of death Delight in magic card tricks Sort numbers into houses Read tea leaves Investigate density with a magic potion Design their own constellation Write for the Daily Prophet Investigate squid, hydrophobic sand, electricity and telephones … and more! Without realising, your child will be developing skills such as: Reading and comprehension skills STEM (science, technology, engineering and mathematical) skills Critical thinking Imaginative & creative play Art & design Storytelling Hand-eye co-ordination Maths facts and number skills Research and presenting data When you purchase this pack, not only do you get a wonderful learning experience for your child but you also get an extensive support document for yourself to help get the most out of the pack. There are extensive task by task guidance notes for parents, which include how to support your child, as well as ideas to make the activities more challenging and extension tasks. What age is the School of Magic (3rd Year) Activity Pack suitable for? Our age recommendation for this pack is approximately 7-14; children should be mature enough for the content of the book. However, we always say that ability is very subjective; older or younger children may well love exploring the wonderful world of magic through our activities, and the tasks can be completed to your child’s own level. Do I need anything else? Some of our activities require resources that you may not have readily at home but can be purchased inexpensively online or at the supermarket. Some of the activities in this pack may require the use of scissors, knives , chemicals and hot cooking equipment so please ensure children are supervised appropriately.

This beautiful Mini journal is ideal for developing mindfulness in children as well as building resilience, boosting confidence, learning conflict resolution and more. Scroll down for the full description. What’s inside the Mindful Me Journal? Video flip through of Mindful Me Your child will: Explore their feelings and emotions Learn relaxation techniques Discuss ideas with friends Work on ways to deal with anxiety and worries Celebrate their uniqueness Identify their talents Master mindfulness Learn to appreciate the positives Develop a can-do attitude Boost their confidence Find ways of dealing with challenges

Twelve simple art projects for children, to encourage them to explore their creativity.

When the terribly sad news that Her Royal Highness Queen Elizabeth II had passed away was announced we knew we wanted to put together a resource in tribute to her incredible life. This collection of respectful activities has been designed to be used by children of all ages. There are activities and prompts to learn more about her landmark reign as well as tasks to help children process their feelings. Whether you work in a school, run a club or have your own children we hope that this resource will be useful in the coming days. We are gifting this resource to you as our way of thanking Queen Elizabeth II for her life of service and showing our respect for her dedication and unwavering commitment during her 70 year reign. Please take this pack with our love. What’s inside the Queen Elizabeth II Pack? Your child will: Complete a fact file about Queen Elizabeth II Find out about key moments from her reign Design a commemorative coin Write their own piece of remembrance poetry Learn about the Commonwealth Discover the Queen’s favourite dog Consider the media coverage of her death Design their own front page Write a letter Compose their own tribute Reflect on their feelings Design a commemorative stamp Colour pictures Learn key facts with a crossword and word searches Consider their own memories of our late Queen Begin to learn about our new King  - Charles III You might also like our Platinum Jubilee {PDF} What age is the Queen Elizabeth II Pack suitable for? Our age recommendation for this pack is approximately 6-15 years. However, we always say that ability is very subjective; what will be right for one child won’t necessarily be right for another of the same age.