Good for helping children learn about Victorian holidays; why they went on them, what they did on them and the problems they faced. Includes various images and key questions (see PowerPoint notes) to encourage children to develop enquiry skills, as well as a fun activity for children to take part in.

A simple worksheet where children have to draw and label a puja tray.

A quick worksheet featuring rangoli designs where children have to work out how many lines of symmetry each design has. This worksheet could be used to help teach children about Hindu festivals and could lead on to introducing children to rotational symmetry. It could also lead on to an art activity where children could design their own rangoli pattern.

A basic symmetry worksheet where pupils have to correctly colour in to make the butterfly look symmetrical. Can be used with younger children or those with learning difficulties who find the concept of symmetry challenging.

Used for a lesson that involved children behaving like archaeologists, whereby they marked out a grid over a sandpit, dug for artefacts and marked out where they discovered objects on their worksheet.