A set of colour and black and white flashcards showing 6 animals. These can be used as flashcards, display or visual aids. Children can use the worksheets to write or dictate sentences about animals. A wordbank is included. There are colour and black and white versions of the worksheets.

2 pages of colour animal pictures with words that have missing letters for children to fill in.

15 pages of animals to colour in and write their names using the jumbled letters. Children can trace around the letters and then put them in the correct order to make the animal names.

A set of worksheets for children finding out about baby animals. There are 6 baby animals with photos and pictures for the children to colour in. There is a sheet where children can draw the animals or write the words and they can either underline or draw around the correct adult animal on each sheet.

6 sheets of colouring sheets with 4 pictures on each one. Children read the sentence and then decide which animal they need to colour. e.g. Colour the flying owl or Colour the striped animal. This encourages reading for meaning, thinking skills and speaking and listening.

Children will enjoy using the colour pictures of animals to help them write their lists. There are 2 pages for children to label the 12 animals or copy, cut and stick the matching pictures.

3 writing frames for children with colour pictures. Each frame shows colour insects or small animals around the outside. On the inside, there is space for childrens writing or drawing on your topic of animals, insects, bugs or animals. Sheet 1 - A lined centre frame where children can make a list or write sentences or a short story. Sheet 2 - Boxes in the centre for children to write the names of 12 insects or animals and /or, draw them. Sheet 3- A blank centre box for children to write in, draw or paste into.

6 animals beginning with the letter S for children to name and label. There is a black and white sheet and a colour sheet to choose from. The words are included down the side of each sheet. Cut these off if your children do not need them.

A nice little resource for spelling the word Halloween or for children to make their own banners, as well as for handwriting practice. Page 1 shows the letters in colour for children to cut and order. Pages 2 - 6 each show the word Halloween in 3 different fonts. Children can trace in these, colour or paint them to make their own word banners. The banners can be used to make a Halloween card too. Page 7 shows the word Halloween in dotted lines for tracing.

A set of colour cards from A to Z with a Halloween theme. Use for phonics, alphabetical ordering and tracing letters.

A spinner game complete with 8 colour cards and 4 game boards. Children will enjoy taking turns to spin the spinner and fill their boards with these Halloween themed pictures.

This activity links numbers and rhymes for KS1. 2 number nonsense rhymes with numbers 1 to 10. Children read the rhymes, count the objects and match to the number words and then colour the pictures. There is also a template for children to make up their own nonsense rhymes.

2 sets of flashcards to cut out and use from 0 to 9 in colour and also in black and white. 5 posters showing numbers from 0 to 9 black and white to trace or colour in, cut and order colour - trace the outlines, cut and order grey to trace over, cut and order yellow to trace over, cut and order colour outlines - children trace within the lines and / or colour in the numbers. Links to handwriting and fine motor control.

9 worksheets for children to practice tracing over numbers from 1 to 20 and tracing over the number words to 20. Links to fine motor control and skills development.

3 tracing sheets to develop fine motor control and letter and number formation. Each sheet shows 9 different fonts for children to trace over. Sheet 1 - Capital letters A to Z Sheet 2 - Lower case letters A to Z Sheet 3 - Number 1 to 10

Here are some practical, sensory ideas for fun learning activities using a sand tray and pebbles. Use marker pens or stickers for your pebbles which you then bury in the sand. There are 3 ideas for games for phonics and 3 for number, that you can try out and adapt for your children. These activities are particularly good for SEN pupils too.

Handy flashcards to make and cut out, laminate and reuse. Here is a set of number cards from 0 to 10 showing numbers made with stars. To match these are black and white picture cards for each number. Similarly, there is a set of alphabet cards showing letters made from stars. To match these are black and white picture cards for each letter of the alphabet. There is a blank template for you or your children to use to make their own. Extend by providing children with outline numbers and letters and let them form them using sticky backed coloured stars. The cards are also good for sorting letters from numbers.

A new little poem to share with your young learners about the time of year and the Christmas Celebrations.

4 worksheets showing shapes within shapes for children to trace around to improve their fine motor control.

A cross curricular activity linked to literacy. 10 worksheets each showing a different shape. Children read the sentence and the initial sounds of the words. They then draw round the outlines of the shapes and colour them in.