This is a fun activity to share with your KS1 class. Give each child a copy of the activity sheet to fill in as you go along - there are 6 activities to complete. Share the PPT discussing each of the slides so that children are clear what to do. You can use a timer to make the activity more competitive or ask children to work in pairs. Introduce new vocab such as anagram and palindrome.

An activity for children learning to count to 8 3 sets of cards showing: numbers to 8 number words to 8 shapes to 8 Children can colour in, cut and match.

Activity sheets based on fruit and vegetables. Colour poster to encourage children to eat their greens - nice for display and a visual aid. Basis of a poster to start children off - they can draw their favourite fruits and vegetables around the character. 18 colour fruits and veg for children to name and label. 4 / 5. 4 lots of fruit/veg to colour in.

2 pages of colour labelling sheets containing 18 pictures with space for children to write underneath. Page 1 all begin with the letter S Page 2 - pictures begin with letters within the word SANTA Page 3 is a blank template for you to use

12 elephant cards for children to colour in to make them the same as the colour versions. There is also a template for children to draw their own elephants.

8 colour jars containing a range of items from 1 to 8. Children count the objects in each jar. 4 activities - Sweets, fruit, toys and cars. Children cut out the jars and order them. They can also cut out the number jars and match. There is a blank jar template included.

This activity can be shown on the whiteboard and children each given an answer sheet to mark off the missing words as they come to them. Alternatively, each of the 10 worksheets can be used on their own. Children complete the sentence with a missing word. The missing words are sometimes repeated such as ‘water’ and ‘chocolate’ but the containers or descriptions are different e.g. a bar of chocolate a box of chocolates This is a good speaking and listening activity and useful for those learning English.

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.

A phonics resource for kS1 3 activities based on words containing the grapheme ‘oy’. There are 3 black and white worksheets and the same worksheets in colour. Write the words, a phrase or sentence to go with each of the 8 pictures. Name the pictures and write ‘oy’ or the words and underline ‘oy’. Label the 8 pictures. Words: toy, toy box, oyster, enjoy, joy, royal, annoy, boy

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.

This banner is in colour and there is also a black and white version for the children to decorate themselves. There are 2 letter per A4 page. Print onto thin card, cut out and hang up in your classroom, hall, entrance to celebrate World Kindness Day. Vary the theme by asking the children to choose flag colours and patterns to decorate their own banners.

Here are 5 activity card sets for children to use when thinking about kindness on World Kindness Day or anytime -link with your PSHE lessons. There are 4 cards on each page to fill in. Activities: Write about 4 acts of kindness you have seen or heard Write about 4 ways you can spread a little happiness today and then do it! Draw 4 ways you can spread a little happiness today and then do it! Write or draw 4 things that make you happy Work with a partner and write 4 ways in which we could all make the World a happier place When all the cards are completed, collect them all together, cut them out and make them into a book or a display.

3 activity sheets for children based on Autumn / weather. On each sheet children read the words and match them to the ones that are the same. The fonts are different for each word to make it a bit more difficult. Children could colour and cut out their pumpkins and they could be made into a display. Alternatively, they can cut and match the words and paste into their work books.

3 worksheets based on the letter U. Colour the umbrellas Colour the U pictures and match to the words Trace over the letters and draw a line to matching ones or colour the matching Us the same colours

6 activities here with a Bowling theme for children learning to count or consolidate numbers to 20. Match the skittles - numbers up to 10 - draw a line or cut and order Write the numbers to 20 on the skittles Write the number words to 20 on or under the skittles Match the skittles to 10 with the corresponding bowling balls Add up the numbers of the skittle groups and write the number in the ball/circle Make some skittle sets of your own up to 20

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.

A simple Get Well Soon card for young children. There is a black and white version to colour and a colour version. Print onto card, fold in the middle and write a greeting inside.

This is a fun activity linked to your topic on Homes and linking to numbers, reading and comprehension. 6 Children live in the street and the children work out from the questions who lives in which number house, the names of the children and the numbers of the houses. Sheet 1 can be filled when all the questions are answered or can be used as a template for the teacher to add his/her own names and numbers. Sheet 2 gives some house numbers and names and the children fill in the missing answers. Sheet 3 asks 10 questions. The teacher could read these out or the children can read them and work out their answers alone or as a pair. Encourages speaking and listening. Answer sheets are included. Sheet 6 is a cutting and matching activity where children match the colour houses with the children that live in them.

A word and matching activity linked to phonics and reading at KS1. Children read the words and match to those around the turtle. they trace over the letter Tt. The second worksheet is another version of the first but with essentially the same content.

Here is an example of a Halloween card that is very popular with young children. There are pictures that the children can cut out to recreate the card or make their own.