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.

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

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.

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.

A pack of resources with an Easter theme. There are 8 worksheets linked to numbers, counting, ordering and colour. Suitable for EYFS and KS1 children.

Have fun with your children this Easter with this Easter Egg Trail game. The idea is to place your colour egg posters around the outside area / playground or school for children to locate. They then mark off what they have found on the Easter Egg Trail recording sheets. There is a colour and a black and white version of the recording sheets. There are 16 colour posters included showing the different designs of Easter eggs. There are also 16 sheets where there is a colour and black and white picture of each of the eggs. Children can colour in the black and white pictures to make them the same as the colour ones or choose their own colours. They could also cut the eggs out to add to a class frieze or Easter display. Children could use the eggs to make their own Easter cards too. Links to maths, matching, recording as well as pattern.

Set 2 of these Bible resources suitable for RE lessons in school, at home and at Sunday school. 5 more story writing frames for children to retell the Bible stories in their own words. John the Baptist Jonah and the Whale Moses and the Burning Bush Jesus the Storyteller The Crucifixion There is a colour version of each story writing frame and a black and white one for children to colour in and add to.

Bible resources suitable for RE lessons in school, at home and at Sunday school. 5 story writing frames for children to retell the Bible stories in their own words. The Bible Stories: The Ascension The Last Supper Daniel and the Lions’ Den Noah’s Ark Moses in the Bulrushes There is a colour version of each story writing frame and a black and white one for children to colour in and add to.

A fun activity linked to both Animals and Bible Stories. There are 20 pairs of animals to prepare for their journey on Noah’s Ark. One of each pair is in colour. The other is black and white. Children colour these in to make matching animal pairs. They can also trace over the dotted lines of the names of the animals. When all of the animals are coloured, children can cut them out and play matching games such as Snap and Pairs. Print on thin card for best results. There are also cards to colour in and cut out for Noah and Noah’s Ark.

These Nativity Activity Sheets for EYFS and KS1 offer a fun way to engage your children with the story of the Nativity. Each of the three sheets presents a set of six thematic pictures, including Joseph, the three Kings, and baby Jesus. You have the flexibility to use them in their black and white version or opt for sheets with coloured backgrounds that the children can add their own colours to. Children can practice reading by matching words to the corresponding pictures and enhance their handwriting skills by tracing over the words. For a more interactive experience, the pictures can be cut out and used as storytelling cards, allowing children to reconstruct the Nativity narrative in their own words either verbally or written form.

4 activities in one resource of infants / EYFS. Sheet 1 and 2 shows 12 Christmas pictures in black and white with words for children to write. Sheet 3 shows all the pictures in black and white with no words. Sheet 4 shows the pictures in colour. Links to reading, writing, handwriting, matching and speaking and listening.

4 colouring worksheets based on the theme of Easter. Linked to Spring, Special Days and Celebrations.

A step by step collage or Easter card for children to make or use as a starter for designing or making their own. The background setting is included and each of the animals and eggs shown in the collage poster. The words Easter Collage are included if needed. Children cut out the pictures and add them to the scene. Enlarge or make the pictures smaller depending on how big the background is going to be. Add collage materials such as feathers to enhance the collage.

This resource offers 26 engaging colouring sheets for EYFS and KS1 children, each representing a key concept or story from Christianity, from ‘A’ for Adam and Eve to ‘Z’ for Zacchaeus in the Sycamore Tree. Designed to complement RE lessons, these sheets help young learners understand Biblical stories and Christian values through interactive, creative activities. Ideal for classroom use or home learning, the colouring sheets reinforce educational content and support early literacy. They can be integrated into lesson plans, holiday projects, or Sunday Schools, providing a fun and educational way for children to explore Christianity.

4 cards to each A4 sheet showing a range of celebrations and festivals. Use for display or great sequencing activity where children order them and match them to the months of the year.

4 celebrations writing frames Mother’s Day Valentine’s Day New Year St Patrick’s Day Children can write, draw in these frames. They could make their own posters or use to display their work.

A set of letters which together make up the words: Happy Christmas. There are 3 letters per page. Children can work in groups to colour in and cut out the letter stencils in order to design a poster. They then arrange the letters for the correct spelling and add decorations such as Christmas crackers, hats or snowmen. Alternatively, children can design their own posters using the lettering as a starting point. Suitable for EYFS and KS1.