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.

Colouring and counting sheets for young children learning their numbers from 1 to 5. There is a colour and a black and white version of each sheets. Children can copy the colours or use their own colours to colour in the sheets.

A music resource with an instrument theme. There is a colour poster showing a range of instruments for children to discuss. There is a black and white poster for children to colour in. There are also colour and black and white cut out cards for children to match.

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.

3 pages of ideas to inspire children to make their own well-being posters. Link to your work on Body and Mind, emotions, friends, Mental Health awareness, Anti - Bullying and ourselves. Each page shows colour ideas with phrases or words that relate to well - being. There is a black and white template included for children to use to create some of their own ideas on.

Here are 4 worksheets in black and white for children who are moving up or on to a new class or school. The questions will help them to think about things that are important to them from this year, as well as look forward to the next step of their learning journey. The picture and shape outlines provide a writing scaffold with minimal writing for those who would find this difficult. Suitable for SEN pupils. Children can draw, write key words, captions or sentences as appropriate for them. Questions include important dates, people, happy thoughts and visits, three best moments, 4 feelings and what to put in a first aid kit when moving on.

3 activity sheets for children to help them to think about and write about change in note form. Notes can then be expanded.

A useful end of year assembly or / and class resource about Transition. This is a good discussion to find out about any anxieties your children may have about Transition, Moving On or Change such as moving to a new class / year group or school. The slides can be used with small groups or the whole class and focus on positive things as well as those that may be a little worrying for children. The last slide is an activity sheet, that can be printed off, for children to express their individual thoughts and feelings around Change and Transition. You can change the headings as appropriate for individual needs or your class. The PPT can be used with Primary children of all ages and those with SEN. You can add in extras in this PPT format such as photos of old classes, fond memories etc.

A power point presentation to share with young children encouraging them to talk about keeping safe and road safety as well as observing sings all around. Slides 1 to 4 show colour images and words that children can name and discuss their meaning. Slide 5 can be printed off as a worksheet and asks the children to write about how to cross the road safely. Slide 6 is a table of some of the vocabulary the children could use in their writing or learn as part of their topic work. Slide 7 is a colouring sheet - children can colour this in or use it as a stimulus for making their own Road Safety doodle sheet or poster. Link this work to any topic on safety, ourselves or transport.

12 sets of vocabulary cards with a Tennis theme in time for Wimbledon! A useful resource when teaching children to play tennis or to understand how it is played and the vocabulary used. Each sheet shows 6 cards. Cut these out and they can be used for speaking and listening games or for children writing about tennis. Great for adding to your classroom or hall display too.