10 pages with 5 colour flashcards on each one to cut out. Each word card shows a picture and has a Spring theme. These are good for reading, phonics and spelling as well as to add to your display. Children could also sort the cards into colour sets or by initial sounds. Laminate the cards for durability.

Spring into Spring with this little colouring and writing activity. There is a colour and black and white version of each sheet. Sheet 1 is a poster showing insects with an insect border. Children can use this to stimulate their list / story writing and colouring. Sheet 2 is a writing frame showing insects around the border and lined. Children could use the template for listing the insects they know or to write a short story or poem about Spring / insects.

A set of 11 symbols with a St Patrick’s Day theme for use in your RE /Celebrations/topic work with SEND pupils. Also suitable for use with EYFS and KS1. Use as visual aids or cut out and play matching card games. Add to your displays. There is a colour and a black and white version of each symbol so children can colour these in. The Saint Patrick’s day Saint symbol is in a larger form with 2 to a page. Boardmaker licenced

3 Spring / Easter worksheets suitable for SEND, EYFS and KS1. Each worksheet is in colour and black and white. Children will need to use their listening skills to hear sounds that are the same and at the same time learn about spelling rules. There are 6 Spring / Easter related symbols on each sheet and symbols that match such as bunny and honey and Spring and ring. Children can use the words at the bottom of each sheet to help them and make a list of pairs of words that rhyme. Boardmaker licence

Activity sheets for SEND pupils and Key Stage 1 related to Spring and Literacy. Sheet 1 shows 30 symbols with a Spring theme. Children can name and colour these and match them to the words on sheet 2. Sheet 3 is a template for children to cut and paste or write the 30 Spring words in alphabetical order. Links to reading, writing, alphabetical order and phonics. Extend by asking children to use the key words to write about Spring in creative form, poetry or key phrases / sentences. Boardmaker licenced

A set of resources linked to Feelings, Ourselves and Me. Useful to support children in recognising different feelings and emotions, improving their vocabulary and emotional intelligence. Suitable for KS1 and SEND pupils. Boardmaker symbol licenced. The lesson pack includes: A lesson plan including objectives, activities, resources, assessment and extension ideas. Worksheets 1 to 4 where children have the opportunity to draw emotions, label them and complete sentences to express their emotions.

Children will enjoy colouring in these cards and posters connected to Spring and Easter. There are 6 card designs to choose from. These can be coloured in and made into celebration cards for children to send to friends and family. There is a poster in colour and the same one in black and white. Children can colour in the poster and add their own decorations. They can also use the posters for inspiration for making their own posters. You may also want to laminate the finished cards and display them in class to make bunting, making colourful Easter and Spring decorations.

Overview for Teachers of SEND and KS1: This resource pack provides engaging activities for young learners, ensuring that they can join in the spooky fun while practicing their reading, writing and number skills. 1.Spot the Difference Halloween Sheet: Children are challenged to find 10 differences between two Halloween-themed images. This activity sharpens observational skills and attention to detail. 2.Halloween Crossword: Simplified for young learners, this crossword features 4 words with corresponding images. Symbolic aids ensure children who might struggle with traditional clues can still participate. 3.Halloween Counting up to 10: Maths meets Halloween! Children count each of the six different Halloween symbols such as – pumpkins, witches, and spiders – and jot down the numbers in the boxes. This activity reinforces counting skills and number recognition. 4.Label the Halloween Pictures: Enhancing vocabulary and spelling, children label each of the 8 Halloween pictures. 5.Halloween Word Search: With 9 words to find, this word search incorporates symbols to guide children in their quest. Additional Features: Black and White Format: This saves on printing costs but also allows children to colour in the images, adding an additional layer of engagement. Answer Sheet Included for the Word Search: For easy reference and to aid teachers in guiding children through the activity or for checking own work. Use linked to lessons, for homework or wet play. Boardmaker Licenced.

Celebrate February with these 3 worksheets using symbols to support learning. 29 Objects to find - this worksheet lists 29 things children may relate to February, including icicles, ice skates, snowballs, pancakes, Valentine’s Day cards, mittens and winter hats. Children can tick off the symbols as they find them. A February Poem - children read the poem and then trace over the words. Children learn about the days in the leap year. Children can go on to write their own simple poems or sentences about February. Calendar - here is a calendar for February that children can complete and add in the key celebrations. Boardmaker Licenced.

Celebrate Spring with these 4 worksheets using symbols to support learning. 25 Objects to find - this worksheet lists 25 things children may relate to Spring, including sunshine, flowers, Easter eggs, umbrella, bee, butterfly and caterpillar. Children can tick off the symbols as they find them. A Spring Poem - children read the poem and then trace over the words. Children can colour the pictures and go on to write their own simple poems or sentences about Spring. 2 Spring labelling sheets - Children label the Spring symbols and colour them in. Boardmaker Licenced.

The “Emotions Exploring Activity Kit” is a resource designed for SEND and KS1 children, providing teachers with a planning sheet containing five engaging activity ideas: Emotion Sorting, Emotion Stories, Emotion Matching, Emotion Diary, and Feelings Board. Each activity is clearly outlined with objectives, step-by-step instructions, and a list of necessary resources, making it easy to implement in the classroom. The kit includes two pages of cards displaying symbols connected to various emotions, which can be printed in colour or black and white. Each page features 28 small cards that can be cut out and laminated, offering a versatile tool for a range of activities centered on emotions, feelings, self-awareness, emotional regulation, and behaviour support. This resource supports children to explore and understand their emotions in a structured and supportive environment. Boardmaker licensed.

A collection of bottles, each showing a mixture of faces, representing different emotions (e.g., happy, sad, angry, surprised). Page 1 shows 3 examples. Every other page shows a bottle of emotions for children to recognise, count, match, sort and use for exploring their feelings. There are 12 bottle worksheets filled with emotion faces and a blank bottle template included. Some suggested activities include: Recognizing and Naming Emotions Counting Different Emotions Making Pairs or Sets Matching Faces Listing Emotions Writing About Emotions Using Emotions in a Phrase or Story Say How You Feel Now Exploring Emotions in Different Circumstances Describing an Emotion Making the Face represented in a picture Drawing Your Own Emotions and /or making your own emotion bottles Draw a big bottle (or use the template provided)and fill it with emotions you feel during a typical day. Links to emotional regulation and topics on Ourselves, feelings and emotions.

My Groundhog Day Workbook is a resource designed for EYFS and KS1 learners, offering seven worksheets that introduce the tradition of Groundhog Day while developing early literacy, numeracy, and creativity skills. What’s Inside: Groundhog’s Big Day Poem: A simple poem to share with the class, with traceable words to support handwriting. & 3. Writing Frames: A colour and black-and-white frame for children to retell the Groundhog Day story or write their own poem. Colouring Sheet: Five groundhogs for children to colour. Counting Activity: A fun sheet where children count and colour groundhogs in groups from 1 to 5. Flashcards (Colour): 12 colourful groundhog-themed cards to laminate for matching or memory games. Flashcards (Black & White): The same set in black and white for children to colour, cut, and match themselves. Objectives and Links: • Literacy: Develop reading, writing, and storytelling skills through poems, tracing, and creative writing. • Maths: Build early counting and number recognition skills. • Expressive Arts: Encourage creativity through colouring and matching activities. • Cultural Awareness: Introduce children to the tradition of Groundhog Day, exploring its link to seasons and weather. Links to Groundhog Day this February.

A colour PPT presentation for children linked to topics such as Ourselves, Me, Our World, Keeping Healthy and PSHE. The 15 slides encourage children to think about and talk about how they can take care of themselves and the planet. Extend by asking children to design a poster on the theme Ourselves and our World.

Bring the power of kindness and self-care into your classroom with these doodle colouring sheets themed around Be Kind to Yourself. Featuring inspiring phrases like “Celebrate Being You,” “Shine Like a Star,” “Paint Your Own Picture,” and “Breathe, Relax, and Be Kind to Yourself,” these sheets are perfect for encouraging self-reflection and creativity. Ideal for mindfulness breaks, art inspiration, or poster-making activities, they provide a meaningful way to engage children while promoting well-being. Tie them into discussions about the National Word of the Year, Kindness, and help your children embrace positivity and self-compassion.

This resource focuses on the theme of “Being Kind” for Early Years Foundation Stage and Key Stage 1, fostering emotional understanding and social development. The theme is divided into four key areas: Myself, Others, Community, and Family. Children will explore kindness through interactive activities and discussions using six kindness cards for each category. These cards can be cut out and used to spark conversations and sort examples of kind behaviors. A planning sheet includes 10 engaging activity ideas, such as categorizing/sorting kindness cards, setting daily kindness challenges, and designing kindness posters to display in the classroom or community. Writing suggestions might include writing a letter to the community and making a Kindness Jar. The resource connects to the Word of the Year 2024: Kindness. Activities also align with key topics like “Ourselves,” “Me,” and "Growing Up. This comprehensive approach encourages children to understand the value of kindness in their relationships with themselves, their families, and the wider community.

This resource includes 3 pages of colourful Easter eggs with matching black-and-white pages, each egg featuring a unique design or pattern. There are 12 eggs on each page. The eggs have dotted borders for easy cutting, helping develop fine motor skills. Learning Benefits: • Cutting Practice – Strengthens scissor skills. • Matching Activity – Match colour eggs to black-and-white versions or colour black and white sheet to match to its corresponding colour one. • Creative Colouring – Decorate black-and-white eggs in own choice of colours. • Pattern Recognition – Identify and compare designs. Extension: Duplicate and laminate sheets, then cut out eggs for matching games. Use eggs to inspire children to design their own or to make Easter cards. A fun Easter activity perfect for early years and KS1 learners!

This ‘Celebration’ resource helps young learners celebrate Mother’s Day with themed flashcards to colour in, cut out and match. The set includes 8 colour and 8 black-and-white flashcards featuring Mother’s Day-related images, plus writing / drawing frames for children to express their love and appreciation. Children can develop vocabulary, fine motor, and literacy skills by colouring, drawing, and writing messages for their mums or caregivers. The activities encourage early writing, self-expression, and thoughtfulness, making this pack great for classrooms or home learning in the lead-up to Mother’s Day! Suitable for EYFS and KS1.

“On Your Feet” – 8 topic worksheets provide activities for EYFS and KS1 learners, focusing on numbers, pairs, counting, matching, clothing, and Ourselves. The set includes a doodle sheet to name and colour shoes, sock pairing activities, footwear matching, and a “Whose Shoes?” activity linking footwear to occupations. Additional tasks include counting animal feet, drawing favourite shoes with an explanation, and labelling foot outlines with numbers on toes, and left/right identification. These exercises support early learning through fun activities. Extend the activities with practical work such as drawing around feet, making paint footprints and looking at shoe sizes.

Hello Spring Doodle and Labelling Sheets is a fun resource designed for EYFS and KS1 learners, perfect for exploring the season of spring. Page 1 is a doodle sheet showing Spring themed pictures for children to name and colour. Each of the 10 black-and-white worksheets included, features four spring-themed pictures, such as flowers, plants, a watering can, the sun, wind, a rainbow, a lamb, and a chick (these can all be found on the doodle sheet). With space for children to label each image, the worksheets help develop early literacy and vocabulary skills while reinforcing knowledge about weather and seasons. Ideal for classroom activities or home learning, they are also great for supporting English language learners in building seasonal vocabulary through visual and interactive learning.