6 colourful birthday card designs for children to use to make birthday cards or to give them ideas for their own designs. Each design shows the front of a birthday card and an outline for children to either write in, draw in or copy the design.

6 monkey colouring sheets for EYFS with borders. Sheet 7 is a border template for children to draw their own monkey or to write about monkeys.

Photos of 6 Jungle animals along with pictures for children to colour in, name, write a phrase or sentence about and match to their names. The last sheet is a doodle sheet where children can count how many of each animal there are and colour them in.

4 worksheets for children to talk about, name the fruits and colour them in. Sheet 1 asks children to write the names of the 6 fruits in the picture.

5 animals have got mixed up. Some have got spots or stripes that they should not have and others have strange colours. Can children identify what animals they should be and the patterns they usually have? Children can colour the new mixed up animals and give them names.

4 colouring worksheets based on the theme of Easter. Linked to Spring, Special Days and Celebrations.

4 colouring sheets for children linked to your topic work on Oceans/ Seas, Water, Animals, Holidays and the Seaside.

This is a nice little writing activity linked to class jobs. The first page gives a worked example of a jobs boards including jobs and names. Page 2 is a template where children can fill in the class jobs in one column and names of children in the other. They can then match up jobs with children and fill in the class jobs board. Children could work together to create a working jobs board to enlarge and display in the classroom.

A simple word search for Pancake Day including ingredients for making pancakes and equipment. There are 9 words to find. An answer sheet is included.

Children have 6 key words to find in this simple word search linked to Australia Day or work on Australia.

4 colouring worksheets for children learning about or interested in Space.

2 ideas for sensory trays represented in visual forms using symbols and in a table. The trays are shown in colour and black and white. *PCS Licenced - Boardmaker symbols

3 sets of cards showing objects made from wood, metal and plastic. Children can talk about them and sort them into 3 sets. There is a worksheet where children can sort words into sets or write words. Add a practical activity to make this a great lesson for little ones.

A resource linked to Pancake Day. A set of 18 colour flashcards each showing a different pancake character. Duplicate, cut and match to find pairs of pancake characters. Children can do the cutting out using the dotted lines to support them. Laminate so that you can reuse the cards next year! There is also a sheet of 6 pancakes that children can add their own faces to.

Writing frames to stimulate and support young children’s recount writing. Sheet 1 is based on a trip to a farm. Children can write in the animal noises they might hear in the speech bubbles and then fill in the shapes with writing and drawing to illustrate the trip. Sheet 2 is based on a trip to the zoo. Again, children can fill in the speech bubbles and the shapes with writing and drawings. Sheet 3 is a blank template for children to use for their own work adding drawings, pictures and writing.

10 vehicles to colour in for your topic on Transport.

Back to school worksheets. Templates for children to fill in about themselves. Boy and Girl versions.

36 falshcards for discussion or display at Harvest or Autumn time.

A KS1 activity to teach about electricity or find out how much your children understand which things work by electricity. There are 4 sheets containing a collection of things that do and do not use electricity. There is a template provided that children can draw on, write on or cut and paste pictures onto to show their learning or understanding.

Meet Natalie and her family. This resource is a great starter for thinking about Ourselves and our families at KS1. There are 4 activities to complete. Links with Literacy - comprehension, labelling, writing and speaking & listening.