Children will enjoy making their own colour code for this Christmas tree and then colouring in the decorations.

A set of high frequency word cards for you to cut out, use as teaching aids, on display or in the writing corner. There are some blank ones too, that you can print out and write your own key words. Words are written on phones for added interest. Useful too, for sending home for homework.

A colour and a black and white version of this activity where children join the dots from 1 to 17 to complete Santa’s beard.

4 colour gift tags for children to cut out and make into gift tags or Christmas cards. There are 4 black and white versions too, that children can colour in for themselves.

Print, cut out and laminate these handwriting practice cards and use them in the writing area with dry markers. Children can trace the dashes with their fingers or add plasticine. The patterns go in two different directions and the children decide where to begin.

A fun addition game or lesson starter. 4 slides each showing pairs of coloured, numbered animals. Share with the class and ask children to make pairs using the colours and then add the two numbers together. Mini white boards and pens are great for this activity. Change the numbers to make it easier or harder. Add on your own animal slides to extend.

10 original colouring worksheets for EYFS and KS1 with a Christmas theme. On each page, children find the pictures that are the same and use their colours to colour them in the same. The 10 themes are: Bears, gifts, elves, reindeer, Christmas trees, Christmas characters, baubles, stockings, toys and turkeys.

10 lists for children to write. Children talk about the collection of pictures in the shapes and then list or draw them. There is an oval shape for children to draw or write in. Art materials Fruit Animals Toys Christmas Halloween Numbers Sea Creatures Doing words Feeling faces

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

Share this Christmas picture with your children and make a list of everything they see. What might be in the gift boxes? Children can write or underwrite what they see in the word boxes. Page 2 is an empty shelf unit. Children draw in Christmas things to fill the shelves. They can then write a list of the contents.

A stocking filler resource for your work on shapes at Christmas. The Christmas pictures around the edge of the shapes encourage children to think about shape and talk about them. They can either draw a Christmas item in each shape that corresponds to that shape or write a word or list in the shape.

There are 16 pages showing a different design on each. There are 8 baubles on each page. There is also a bauble template for you to use to create more patterns of your own, or the children can make their own. Children can practice their handwriting / fine motor skills with these activity sheets and then colour in the baubles, cut them out and add them to their trees. Patterns include snowflakes, numbers, letters, faces, shapes and Christmas themed objects such as a Christmas tree. Good for young children and children with SEND.

The Letters U and V. A phonics and spelling worksheet. An activity where children can read, sound out, spell, write, cut and match and colour. Letters and Sounds and Alphabet learning for KS1.

The Letter T. A phonics and spelling worksheet. An activity where children can read, sound out, spell, write, cut and match and colour. Letters and Sounds and Alphabet learning for KS1.

Matching Picture Pairs Booklet 10 worksheets showing picture pairs for children to name, match, colour, cut or write about.

5 activities where children name, colour, cut and match words and pictures of a range of animals and some of their habitats. Children can follow up with sorting activities where they group animals into e.g. farm, safari, jungle, bugs, sea creatures etc.

Activities for teaching consonant blends. 15 pages of activities for children to help them learn about blending sounds, reading and spelling. Children colour the pictures related to the blends and fill in missing words to complete the sentences. A handy assessment sheet is at the back of the booklet.

15 pages of activities for children to help them learn about blending sounds, reading and spelling. Children colour the pictures related to the blends and fill in missing words to complete the sentences. A handy assessment sheet is at the back of the booklet. Blends include: pl, sn, cr, pr, gr,fl, sw, gl and more.

Timetable pictures in colour. An early activity for the new school year to familiarise children with their new timetables. A set of picture cards for children to make their own timetables for their new school year / class. A blank weekly template is an idea added where children can draw / write their timetable or cut and paste the words/pictures onto. Supports pupils with learning difficulties to structure their day and understand / follow a routine.

Cards to name, colour, cut and match on the theme of Christmas.