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.

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.

Children can cut out these plants in pots and sequence them from 1 to 10. They can also cut out the numbers to 10 and match them with the plants. Duplicate and laminate for matching and counting games. Links to Spring and Plants.

2 sets of cards to teach left and right: footprints and dinosaur footprints. Footprint cards 6 right feet cards 6 left feet cards 6 pairs of footprints cards 3 pairs of outline prints Dinosaur cards 6 right feet cards 6 left feet cards 6 pairs of footprints cards 3 pairs of outline prints

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.

A good activity to run alongside your number work and practical dice activities. Children count the dots on each dice and write the numbers. They could then cut and order them. Sheet 2 is for children to add the correct amount of dots onto each dice. Sheet 3 is a template for you or the children to make their own dice. Links to 3D shape work and properties of shape.

12 black and white posters showing each of the Star Signs. Colour and make into a classroom display or use as visual aids. There is also a 12 grid with the names of the Star Signs for children to cut and paste onto or draw the symbols onto. There is a grid with all 12 of the symbols for children to colour in, name, sequence or cut and paste. Links to maths, time, measures.

An activity linked to time - days of the week and monsters or Halloween. The first page is a colour poster showing a monster for each day of the week. Page 2 is the colour poster without the days written so that the children can write these in themselves. Page 3 is the same poster but in black and white. Children can colour the monsters, write the days of the week and even cut and sequence them.

4 colour posters and 4 black and white posters or worksheets for children to colour in when learning about the number 5.

4 colour posters and 4 black and white posters or worksheets for children to colour in when learning about the number 2.

12 colour flashcards showing guitars from 1 to 12. There are matching flashcards showing numbers and number words to 12.

A great way to introduce colour and sorting with these colour worksheets. Children count how many dogs and cats of each colour and write the numerals in the boxes. Combine with practical colour or toy animal sorting. Useful homework sheet or Home Learning activity too.

3 colour matching activities where children use the keys to colour the pictures.

Link in with your Science lessons about materials and let children enjoy counting up to 10 wooden objects.

Share on the Smart Board or print off as posters. A speaking and listening activity based on the school timetable and the days of the week. See what the children get up to on each day of the week. Good for ordering, sequencing and as an inspiration for children to make their own posters or pictures of their own timetable.

Have fun counting to 5 with these slides which can be printed off and used in your lessons or for displays. Themes are Toys, Fruit, People and Clothing. Links with Ourselves and the above themes.

A first introduction to fractions with a whole, a half and a quarter. Use as slides on the Smart Board or print out for display or activities.

EYFS and KS1 children will enjoy cutting out the 5 sets of Christmas characters and matching and ordering them from 1 to 6. Each set of characters has 1,2,3,4,5 or 6 presents in a pile for children to count. Children can match the characters with the same number of presents and order each set.

3 activity ideas with a colour and pattern theme. Sheet 1 shows 16 different colour hot air balloons, all different. Duplicate, print and cut out and use for matching games. Laminate for durability. Sheet 2 is a template for children to draw in their own balloons. They could come up with their own patterns and colours, or copy the ones on sheet 1. Sheet 3 is a colouring sheet for children to complete and make into a poster. You could enlarge this and use with paints or collage. Sheet 4 is a sample of a poster completed. Children could copy the colours and patterns or make up their own.

Duplicate the sheets so that children can cut and match the penguins. They can also be used for making Christmas coasters or tree decorations. There are 3 sheets included with 24 different penguins on circular backgrounds.