A worksheet with a Space theme where children match numbers with number words. They can choose a colour for each number and colour in both the number and the number word to make them the same.

24 pairs of colour cards with animal outlines to cut and match. There are 4 pages with 12 cards on each - 2 lots of 6 matching cards. Children can use the colour backgrounds as well as the outline animals to help with their matching.

24 pairs of socks for children to make using these colour cards. Cut out and match looking at pattern and colour. Look out for any odd socks! There is also a blank template sock sheet for children or you, to make your own designs of sock pairs.

3 Colour patterns of squares and circles for children to copy. There is also a blank template where children can make their own patterns. They could use dabber (Bingo style) pens, paint, fingerprinting, colour stickers or other media of their choice.

4 maracas each with a different colour pattern for children to follow. There are 4 black and white maracas for children to colour in to make them the same.

6 worksheets each showing black and white and colour blocks. Children color the blocks to make them the same, following the pattern / design. Sheet 7 is a blank template for you or the children to make their own colour designs.

Colour flashcards with the following 3D shapes: cylinder, pyramid, sphere, cube, cuboid and cone. There are 4 of each shape in different colours: blue, green, orange and grey. Use as visual aids, display cards or for matching games when teaching or consolidating 3D shape. Laminate to ensure durability.

16 flashcards showing colour 2D shapes with words. Each has a rainbow border design. There are 2 flashcards per page. There is also a blank template that you or the children can use to make their own. These are useful for visual aids, displays, shape tables or corners, making shapes from dough and general work on 2 D shape. Cut and laminate for a durable resource. Duplicate for shape matching games.

A great visual aid for counting to 10, recognising numbers and number words and ordering numbers. Each page has 2 flashcards and the final page is a template for you or the children to create their own rainbow border cards.

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.

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 popular number rhyme to share with your children. Let them count the fish as you go along. There are 2 activity sheets: Colour and count the fish. Sort into 2 types. Colour and cut out the fish and order from 1 to 10.

A differentiated activity for addition at KS1. Sheet 1 - add 3 numbers shown on the dice and write the numeral and number word underneath to 10 Sheet 2 - add 3 numbers to 20 Sheet 3 - Blank template showing 10 dice for you to add your own numbers Sheet 4 - Blank template showing 2 dice for adding 6 numbers Sheet 5 - Blank template showing 3 dice for adding 9 numbers Laminate the templates and these can be used over and again with dry wipe pens.

A power point presentation for use when teaching children the time. This one shows o’clock, but can be altered by turning the clock hands for any times you want. The question and answer is animated and these appear on a click of the key or use of a switch: ‘Can you tell me the time please?’ ‘It’s three o’clock’. The final page is a clock template for children to make their own. Print these on card and laminate. Add split pins for the hands. Children can then make the times indicated on the PPT.

A cross-curricular resource for EYFS and KS1. A set of colour dominoes to cut out, laminate and use in matching and number games. There are 12 stories or rhymes and numbers are from 1 to 5. There are blank dominoes included for you to make your own.

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.

Set 2 3 worksheets for children to match pairs of items horse / field rabbit / carrot dog / bowl Cut and paste the colour pictures to make pairs Match the words and pictures Draw a line on this black and white worksheet to match each pair

Set 1 3 worksheets for children to match pairs of items coffee / cake burger/fries tree/leaf Cut and paste the colour pictures to make pairs Match the words and pictures Draw a line on this black and white worksheet to match each pair

Two sets of colour cards showing girls and boys. Children can read what the children do on each day of the week and then cut the cards out and sequence them. They can also match the activity with the day of the week by pasting onto the cards showing the days of the week. On the final worksheet, children can write a word / phrase or sentence to say what each child does on each day of the week.

12 heart shaped patterns for children to colour in. Useful for your 2D shape work and for children designing cards for special occasions such as Valentine’s Day or Father’s Day. Use a range of media such as collage, paint, finger paint and felt pen.