8 designs to start your children off with their Mother’s Day card making. The designs are in colour and ready to cut out. Each card outline contains the message ‘Happy Mother’s Day’ for children to overwrite. Glue onto folded card and the Mother’s Day cards are all set!

5 designs for children to use when making cards for Valentine’s Day. There are 6 of each design on each of the 5 worksheets. The cards could also be used for making gift tags.

A cross curricular resource where children link their celebrations of Valentine’s Day with a range of topics and subjects. There are 5 activity ideas in this resource: Be my Valentine - a sheet where children trace over the dotted lines of the heart and the title and then colour in the sheet. This can then be used as a Valentine’s Day card. A ready made colour card that children can cut out, assemble and make into a Valentine’s Day card to send. Keep Love in your Heart Poster - children can use the colour poster to inspire them to make their own using the 2 hands black and white outline. A colour poster of hearts filled with words or phrases. Children then have a heart template that they can use to make their own designs. An activity sheet where children can colour in the 3 black and white flashcards to make them the same as the colour cartoon heart shaped characters. They can then cut and match the pictures.

3 colouring sheets for children back to school and ready for the New Year. The sheets can be used to inspire children to make their own New Year posters.

4 recount sheets for children to write and draw about their Christmas experience. There are 2 in colour and 2 in black and white. Each of the 4 sheets contains a drawing and a writing option.

4 designs for making a Christmas card for young children. Children can use the colour version as a front cover of their cards or use these as inspiration for making their own cards using the black and white versions.

Here is a collection of 12 creative ideas that children can use to spark their imagination for using hand printing for making their own Christmas cards or posters. Ideas include Santa, a Robin, a Reindeer and a Christmas tree.

12 simple colour bookmarks for children to cut out, paste onto card and complete for Christmas gifts.

A fun way to introduce writing into your Christmas celebrations with young children. There are 5 opportunities here for children to write lists: Christmas Card List Christmas Wish List Favourite Christmas Tradition Lists Christmas To Do List Christmas Shopping List You could begin the activity by making group or class lists as a demonstration. The lists can also be laminated and added to your writing corner.

Children will enjoy colouring in their own place mat for Christmas celebrations. There are 6 different designs. These could also form the basis of Christmas cards or wrapping paper. Suitable for EYFS and KS1.

2 colouring sheets for EYFS and KS1. Ease your children back into the school routine with this fun activity encouraging discussion about the new class and the year ahead. Sheet 1 is a doodle sheet where children can add in their own thoughts / writing. Sheet 2 shows an outline of the first sheet and allows children to add in their own doodles of things related to themselves or school.

Here are two writing frames for children to record, write or draw what makes them happy and what makes them sad. There are two worked examples to share and talk about with the children showing what makes this pretend child feel happy and sad. Children can write single words depending on their ability level and / or paste in pictures to illustrate their feelings. This is a great way to get to know your new class too.

A useful resource to organise childrens books. There are 6 different coloured book labels. Add these to drawers or boxes so children know where to put their books and can start to be independent. Just add tiles and a picture as in the 2 examples of the History and Maths books.

Here is an example of an Easter Acrostic poem together with 8 different templates for children to choose from in order to write their own. Links with Spring, Poetry and Celebrations.

A colouring poster for children at EYFS or Key Stage 1. Extend the activity by asking children to name the pictures and write the words. Children can then design their own posters. The posters make a lovely Summer display or could be a front cover to a topic on Summer.

A little book for children to make and fold with a Royal theme. Print out double sided, children can complete the activities and then fold in 3 to make their own special book to commemorate Coronation Day. Activities include, labelling, matching words, writing, drawing, colouring and a mini quiz. Boardmaker licenced.

Photos of 6 Jungle animals along with pictures for children to colour in, name, write a phrase or sentence about and match to their names. The last sheet is a doodle sheet where children can count how many of each animal there are and colour them in.

Children will enjoy making these colour bookmarks to commemorate the Coronation of King Charles 111. Page 1 shows 4 bookmarks to cut out and use as a base for the bookmarks. Page 2 has 4 coloured bookmarks that children can cut out and paste onto the back of the bookmarks in page 1 or add to, to make their own bookmarks. Page 3 has 10 Kings to cut out and use to make bookmarks.

3 colouring sheets with a Superhero theme. Page 3 shows everyday heroes that are often overlooked such as health care workers and railway workers.

4 worksheets with a food theme. Draw or paste 2 foods from each of the categories e.g. dairy and fruit and then draw 1 more of your own. Write the names of the foods in the grid and put into alphabetical order. Draw the pictures to go with the names of the foods… Label the 12 food items. Links to your Food topic and sorting, writing, reading and drawing.