A collection of colour pictures, posters and writing frames to enhance your Pizza or Food based display or Role Play area. There are 6 pages of resources to cut out and use.

Children can research the dates of special days in March and add them to the calendar for March 22. They can draw a picture for each event. Nice little back to school activity after half term!

12 colour cards with a Pirate theme to match, display or use to inspire writing about Pirates. There are also 4 colouring pages with a Pirate theme.

A collection of pictures to colour for young children with a colour pencil border. There is a blank outline sheet included too. Suitable for Nursery or KS1 children.

24 colour Circus themed flashcards plus black and white versions for children to colour in. 2 clown posters with black and white versions to colour or paint. Perfect for your Circus topic.

5 different worksheets where children use the colour keys to complete the pictures. Children match the objects to the colour pictures and then colour in the black and white ones. Children can count how many of each they have found. Covers the following topics: Weather, Clothing / Gloves, Toys, People and Transport.

36 pages of flashcards related to the theme of explorers and adventurers. Each flashcard has a colour large card and small matching card. Flashcards show things that an explorer or adventurer may take with them on their travels such as a compass, map, pair of boots and tent. Flashcards also show activities such as walking, hiking, climbing and fishing. The flashcards have a number of uses including speaking and listening, matching, reading, adding to displays and visual aids. Cut and laminate and then the flashcards will be available for reuse. A nice activity is to have a case or rucksack (real or a paper outline). Children can decide where they are going on their travels and pack what they need.

3 pages of activities for young children with a red, white and blue colour and pattern theme to tie in with your Jubilee celebrations. Copy and continue the red, white and blue balloon pattern to complete the picture. Colour all the stars using red, white and blue or red and blue. Follow the red arrows with your tracing patterns. Cut these out and laminate and you can add them to the writing corner.

This resource is great for speaking and listening and thinking about where we live. Children can talk in pairs about the poster and compare it with the places where they live. There are a set of comprehension questions on page 2 such as how many houses are on the square and what sort of houses they are. Link this to houses and homes or where we live. There are cross curricular opportunities such as making a pictogram of the traffic, counting the trees and writing sentences.

A 17 page power point presentation for children to join in with linked to their topic or reading work. The theme is the Circus. Children read the sentences whilst thinking about things they see, hear and do at the circus.

3 sets of colour flashcards showing vehicles from 1 to 6. Children can cut and order and / or match to the number cards included.

6 colour pictures of different buildings and their uses: School Airport Building Yard Train Station Office Supermarket Each picture shows details of what you might see and what might be happening in these places or buildings. Children can talk about each of the places and then write key words in the boxes underneath each picture. The first word is done to start them off. As an extension, children could use the key words to help them to write about the buildings and places.

2 worksheets each showing 6 pictures related to the Bugs and Mini beasts theme. A key word is written for each picture that the children can include it in their sentence writing.

Pairs of pictures cards for children to talk about, cut and pair. 10 children have sad faces and 10 matching pictures have happy faces. Talk about the popular expression - Turn that frown upside down - children can practice making sad faces and then happy faces. They can see the instant effect turning the frown upside down can have.

2 pages of word cards related to your Halloween theme. Useful for supporting children with their spooky story / imaginative story writing and spelling. Great too, for displays. Letters are made from bones.

Discuss with your children what Autumn means to them and what they associate with Autumn time. Sheets 1 and 2 show acorns containing Autumn associated objects. Children can use the empty acorn on the sheets to write words or draw pictures related to Autumn. Page 3 shows all the Autumn objects on one page for naming, labelling, listing and/or colouring.

A KS1 resource for Pancake Day. There are 2 original poems to share / read and look out for the rhyming words. There is a word bank that shows pairs of rhyming words that children might find useful when writing their own poems. There is a writing template with a colour picture and one without.

A set of colour flashcards for children to cut out and match from number one to twenty. Children can match the number words to the numerals. They can order the number pancakes or find all the odds and evens.

A simple word search for Pancake Day including ingredients for making pancakes and equipment. There are 9 words to find. An answer sheet is included.

A doodle worksheet for children to talk about when celebrating or learning about Australia Day this January. Symbols include key events that might happen during the celebrations such as parades, concerts, barbecues and fireworks. There are symbols representing the animals native to Australia, leisure events such as barbecues and beach parties as well as Australian history. Children could design their own doodle sheet. Page 2 is a sheet for children to use for their writing about Australia / Australia day. *PCS Licenced - Boardmaker symbols.