6 colour old fashioned vehicle cards with matching cards in black and white to colour in or match. Duplicate, cut and laminate for matching games.

Here are 6 animals with examples of word art for each one: Dolphin Frog Cat Dog Frog Tiger Children can use the examples to stimulate their imagination and then draw their own designs and decorate.

A colouring sheet showing 14 different animals, is a nice start to this activity. Next, children can write a sentence about each animal. There is a sheet for them to write the animal names and / or draw them and an initial sound sheet.

A counting, matching and ordering activity with a dinosaur theme. Children will enjoy counting, cutting and matching these delightful dinosaur picture cards to the number cards from 1 to 10.

A 3 part activity where children: Use the sea world picture to count and write the numbers of sea creatures Create a sea world picture of their own using the pictures provided Label and colour the 12 sea creatures Links with Science, Animals and their habitats and Water/Oceans.

12 colour cards showing things you may see at a Christian wedding. Children can name them, cut and match to the numbers provided.

10 Spirograph colouring patterns - one per page plus all 10 patterns on a single page. Great for mindfulness or wet playtimes…

12 cards with a St. Patrick’s Day theme for children to cut out, order and match/paste onto the 12 number cards provided.

A collection of resources for your topic on the Zodiac or Horoscopes. There are 3 lots of different picture symbols that children can cut and sort. There is a table showing signs and dates for each star sign. There are 2 worksheets to go with this where children fill in either the name of the star sign or the dates. There are colour and black and white colouring sheets for each star sign. There is also a table showing which signs are Fire, Earth, Water and Air signs. Children can use this page as a template for carrying out a survey on friends star signs.

A beautiful PPT showing 25 photos of a range of mixes including fruit, vegetable, sweets, toys, leaves, cakes and pebbles. Good for speaking and listening /discussion on colour, pattern, shape, texture, materials as well as using the senses. Materials can also be sorted e.g. into natural and man - made/edible and non- edible. Useful to brighten up displays and as visual aids.

10 animals to write a sentence about and colour in.

Money from 5p to £3 A fun shopping activity where children work out how much each item costs from its position on the grid and the position of the bags with money tags. There is a sheet for children to record the cost of each item and a sheet for them to record the grid reference of the items. There is also a black and white grid with the shopping items on for children to colour in. Extend by asking differentiated questions such as: How much would it cost for a duck and an apple? Susan purchased 1a and 4d - what did she buy and how much did it cost her?

2 sheets showing numbered hats 1 to 9, for children to match up depending on their patterns / colour combinations. Children can continue, copy or create their own patterns using the hat outlines on the black and white versions of the sheets. These are numbered 10 to 18. The final caps are not numbered but coloured for matching. Again, their is an outline cap sheet for children to copy, match or create their own patterns. Extension: Challenge the children to make each hat different using a limited number of colours.

5 colour posters showing: Egyptians Tudors Romans Vikings Ancient Greece There are 4 key words to match to the pictures if you want to use these as worksheets. A good starting point for any of these topics on History or as a Speaking and Listening exercise. Add to your displays. Use the same format for children to make their own posters.

3 sets of cards related to 3 countries: Iceland, Ireland and India. Pictures represent things like flags, maps, culture and celebrations. There are 2 pages of colour cards for each country. Great as an introduction to finding out about the World and for speaking and listening. Children can research any pictures or items they are unfamiliar with or would like to find out more about. Children can cut and sort the pictures under the 3 countries headings or flags or sort into foods, landmarks etc. Children could also work in groups or pairs to research a country of their choice and make a book.

7 pages of animations on the theme of Oceans to enjoy, talk about and write about. After the first introductory slide there are 6 slides with 6 animated pictures on them including: Sea animals Boats Divers A lovely visual PPT to share.

2 worksheets showing black and white and colour pictures of clothing and hats. Children find the matching items of clothing and colour them so that they are the same.

A game where children make an outfit for every day of the week. The idea is to match each day with a colour and then collect one of each item of clothing to make a set. e.g shirt, trousers, socks, hat and shoes for Monday would all be red. Children can colour or decorate their sets. Alternatively, cut and laminate the cards to make matching games. Suitable for EYFS and KS1. Links to colour and clothing topics as well as maths - time, sorting and making sets.

24 cards to cut out, share, talk about and write about. Children are asked to think what the images mean to them and express this in a word, phrase or sentence. Images include things like wealth, pollution, fears, virus, Police, law breaking and meat eating. Works well in pairs or small groups. There is a template worksheet included where children can draw and write about what is on their minds. Links to Citizenship, PSHE, Feelings, Ourselves and Well Being.

This is a great way to learn about or research travel and journeys. There are 3 examples of places commonly visited showing the flags, photos and other related images: GB, Italy and France. The children can write about these places using the pictures for inspiration. Children can also use the template footprint worksheet to document a journey of their own using their own ideas or the ideas presented for Italy, France and GB as a guide. Collect all the ‘footprints’ the children have made to make a super display with the Earth in the centre.