3 different colour versions of this ‘I Love Dad’ Father’s Day card for children to choose from, cut, fold and make - green, pink and yellow. There is a black and white version that children can colour in themselves. There are also 2 inserts saying ‘Happy Father’s Day’ that children can paste inside their cards.

3 different butterfly colour patterns for children to copy. They could use a range of media such as felt pens, paint, collage or crayons. Extend by asking children to make a colour butterfly pattern for their friends to copy. Links to symmetry.

A set of activities for either/and EYFS and KS1 children linked to World Ocean Day and any topics on Water, Oceans and Seas and Animals. Resources: Colour and black and white fish border sheets for writing, drawing or pasting into. Colour and black and white animals for children to name and label and colour in. A word wall with 21 key words that children can use in their writing about the ocean. A writing frame for children to draw and write about the ocean.

Two colour labelling sheets showing the characters based on the story of The Enormous Turnip and things you might see on the farm. There are 2 versions of the sheets - one where children trace over the words and one where children write in their own words. Children can cut out the cards and use to make their own story or to sequence the story.

4 colouring sheets linked to your 4th July Celebrations. Each sheet shows 6 pictures for children to talk about and colour in.

This colour banner is great on a display or it can be used as a basis for making a birthday card. Use also on your class birthday boards to show the children’s birthdays. There is a black and white copy for children to colour or paint to make it the same as the original or to make it their own. There is a large and small version of the banners in colour and black and white.

A KS1 resource linked to St Patrick’s Day. There are 6 key words to find in the word search, with an answer sheet included. There is also an activity where the children match the pictures to the key words. Each resource comes in black and white and colour.

A collection of worksheets and activities with a theme of Autumn or Harvest. Included is phonics work matching sounds and pictures, word match, sentence writing, sorting and counting Autumn pictures and labelling fruits and vegetables.

15 itmes of clothing to keep you warm in the Autumn. Children match the black and white pictures with the colour pictures.

36 falshcards for discussion or display at Harvest or Autumn time.

Here is a fun doodle activity for your topic on Autumn, Weather or any time. Good speaking and listening activity for pairs or writing activity making lists. How many words can they say or list in a given time? Children colour in the doodles on page 1 and draw their own designs on page 2. Great for homework too!

5 different worksheets where children name the pictures related to Autumn and then trace over the words. Links to Seasons, Harvest, Halloween, Weather, handwriting and fine motor control. Please see also Let’s Write Winter, Spring and Summer Words on this shop too.

12 different designs of A4 portrait page borders for your work on the Queen and/or the Platinum Jubilee celebrations. Children can use the border pages as writing or drawing frames or to paste in their work for displays.

4 cross curricular worksheets for children when learning about Autumn. Sheet 1 - Using the word bank, children label the 8 items connected to Autumn. Sheet 2 - An Autumn colouring sheet Sheet 3 - A writing frame for children to use for poetry, story or making an Autumn list Sheet 4 - Children count how many of each Autumn picture they can see and write in the numbers. They then trace over the key words.

15 Christmas characters to colour in. All the characters represent Santa’s little helpers. There are 2 characters per A4 page. The final page includes a colour picture of Santa. The characters could be duplicated, printed and used as matching cards. They could also form the basis of Christmas cards or make a class frieze.

Here are 10 worksheets linked to feelings, ourselves and emotional literacy. Each sheet has 4 scenarios for children to read. They then draw a picture to show how they would feel about each one. There are example faces at the top of each page showing feeling and emotions. Children can select from these or draw their own. The scenarios can be cut out and used as cards to discuss in group work or in pairs. Cards can also be sorted under different headings such as angry, sad, happy and excited. The activity encourages children to use and enhance their vocabulary around feelings. As an extension, children could make up their own scenarios. These can be compiled into a set of cards for discussion work. This activity is also a handy resource for play therapists and for working with children with behaviour difficulties.

10 designs of Valentine’s Day Colouring Sheets for EYFS and KS1. These can also be made into cards for that special someone!