This template is ideal for letting children design their own royal crown.

This colourful resource consists of coloured crayons, ideal to use when learning colours or to display in your creative area. Consisting of the following colours: Red Orange Yellow Green Blue Purple Pink Brown Peach White Black Grey

This simple resource is a great way to get children new to your class to talk about their family. Children are encouraged to draw their family and write their family members names. It is a great way to find out more about pupils families and also to assess their understanding of pictures and writing.

This two page resource is ideal to allow children to create their own crown. Developing children’s fine motor control is vital, so why not get them cutting out the jewels and creating their own stunning crown?

Have you been learning about ‘The Rainbow Fish’ or fish in general? This resource can be used in your continuous provision. There are three fish templates to use. I suggest leaving shiny items, coloured paper, paint, etc for children to decorate the fish templates.

This product consists of 4 pages with 4 different templates for children to decorate: Lizard Snake Butterfly Beetle This is ideal if children are looking at patterns, textures, or jungle animals/critters. This resource can be used in continuous provision along with a range of art/craft resources, such as coloured paper, glue, sequins, buttons, paint etc…

Halloween is a fun time for children to be creative. This 4 page resource can be used to allow children to design their own pumpkin. Whether its using the colourful pumpkin and the items or designing their own on a blank pumpkin, (either coloured or black and white), children will have fun.  A great product to leave in your continuous provision.

Halloween is a fun time for children to be creative. This 3 page resource can be used to allow children to design their own witches or wizards hat. Whether its using the colourful hat and the items or designing their own on a blank hat, (either coloured or black and white), children will have fun.  A great product to leave in your continuous provision.

This 12 page resource is ideal for anyone teaching colour recognition. I used this to get children to locate items from around the setting and place them on the correct colour mat. Consisting of the following colours: Red Orange Yellow Green Blue Pink Purple Brown Grey Black White

Children love being creative. This fun activity can be left in your continuous provision for children to decorate a rainbow. Using a selection of tools – cotton buds, paint brushes, fingers etc get the children to decorate their own rainbow, using the rainbow picture to help. Challenge cards are included for children to write adjectives to describe the sun, rain and rainbow.

This resource is ideal when learning about their own facial features. A great continuous provision activity where children use the mirror template to draw their own reflection. Its advisable to have small mirrors on the table so they can look at themselves whilst drawing. This resource consists of 5 mirror templates to choose from.

Children often struggle to recognise colours. This resource consists of different colours and items related to that particular colour. Red Orange Yellow Green Blue Pink Purple Brown Grey Black White

Are you teaching colour recognition? This is a fab resource consisting of 22 pages. Red Orange Yellow Green Blue Pink Purple Brown Grey Black White Each colour board comes with 8 matching colour cards, ideal for children to play and match to the correct board.

This powerpoint is great when reading the story of Norman the silly slug. It consists of the story along with questions regarding what Norman could use for his shell, and for his wings. A great opportunity to get the children involved, allowing them to design their own shell for Norman or own wings. Consisting of 14 different colourful slides.

Wanting something to inspire you creative learners? This is a great product to encourage your children to get creative and make masterpieces within photo frames. Use alongside inspirational artists work, and leave out for your children to become the next Van Gough, or Picasso.