A Favourite Sweet Survey activity on the Smart board or children can complete on the computers. Based on 5 types of sweets and 10 people surveyed. This can be adjusted or changed to suit your class/ children. Includes a Tally Chart, Results Table and Pictogram.

Let’s cheer up Fridays (or any days), with this Visual Word Puzzle for Kids or the whole family. 28 Picture clues for children to solve, complete with a blank answer template and an answer sheet. Works well on Zoom too! Differentiate by giving the children the answers, mixed up, and ask them to match to the pictures.

Young children will enjoy making this Christmas card and at the same time counting logs to 10.

A Christmas activity where the children fill in the missing letters on the trees to complete the Christmas words. There are 4 trees with missing letters and 2 trees for children to draw in or write their own Christmas words in. The final page is a word bank for those children that need assistance with spelling /phonics.

2 activities based on the rainbow colours. There are 6 colour rainbow patterns to continue /complete on flags and 6 on rainbows.Children colour in the missing colours from the rainbow sequence. There are 2 worksheets with 6 outline shapes for the flags and 6 for the rainbows. Activities Name the colours in sequence Complete the colour patterns on the rainbows and rainbow flags Make patterns of your own on the black and white outlines Can you make each of the six outlines different?

Santa’s little numbers welcome in 2022 with this first sheet where children can colour the numbers in their own way or copy the ones shown for 2022. Sheet 2 is a colour poster of numbers 0 to 10. Children can cut these out and order them or draw their own numbers. Sheet 3 is a black and white version of sheet 2 for children to colour in in their own colours or copy the poster sheet 2.

A phonics and spelling word activity with a Christmas theme. There are 22 different word wheels with an activity grid to fill in next to each one. Children use the letters in the word wheels to find Christmas words matching the 4 pictures. They then write down the words they have found. There is a complete set of answer cards included and a word bank where children could highlight the words they have found. There is also a template sheet included with a colour wheel and a black and white wheel for you or the children to use / extend the activity. The wheels could be cut out and laminated and used in your writing corner at any time of the year to assist spelling and word making.

Here are 6 children bundled up to keep warm in winter. There are 2 of each of the coloured flashcards for cutting and matching. There is also a sheet with 12 children to colour in. Children could colour them to make them all different or make sets of 2.

These colour photos are great for all children to encourage speaking and listening and stimulating ideas for writing. Students learning English will find these useful for practicing vocabulary and sentence work. The cards can be sorted into sets such as toys, materials, clothing or nature and linked to topic work. Extend by asking questions for each card such as why is Humpty upside down or how many types of vegetables can you see in this picture. There are 10 pages with 8 colour cards on each page. Print, cut and laminate individual cards or use as discussion boards for group or pairs work.

Here are 10 colour sheets showing pictures and there is space for children to write 7 things they see in each of the pictures. Themes include Christmas, under the sea, colour, weather, stationery, tools and nature. Children may like to work in pairs which will encourage speaking and listening. Children could write a word or sentence depending on their writing skills. Laminate the pictures and numbered lists and add these to your writing table/area for use with dry markers.

The first six letters of the phonics program ‘Letters and Sounds’ are represented in this worksheet - S A T P I N. Children cut out the circles and add them to the correct Santa lists. Alternatively children can write the words or draw the pictures.

16 colour cards to cut and order for children learning about time and special days. Included is their own birthday to make it more personal to them. Children can start from any date they want. They can research and add the exact dates for the year ahead underneath the titles.

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.

A set of alphabet cards for children learning to recognize capital letters and write them. Useful for improving fine motor control and handwriting. Each card has dotted lines for joining and then the children can colour or trace inside the letters. The picture prompts will help children to identify the initial sounds. Cut out the cards and laminate and these are great in the writing corner/on the writing table with dry markers.

A number resource where children read the numbers, trace the words and colour in the number characters. Numbers are from 0 to 20 and there are also cards for addition, subtraction and equals. Cards can be cut out and used for adding and taking away.

A cross curricular activity to improve handwriting skills and counting for EYFS and KS1. Numbers from 0 to 20 to trace and colour in are on cards to cut out. There are 4 cards to a page. Children can cut and match the number cards to the counting cards which show black and white objects from 0 to 20.

4 worksheets which are writing frames for KS1. Each sheet shows 4 pictures related to Recycling, Climate Change or looking after the Earth. Children write a sentence to say what the pictures indicate or what they understand by them. Examples are : a carbon footprint, batteries and an electric car.

Here are 4 designs for Christmas card inserts. Children can copy the designs or make their own on the black and white copies. Cut and paste into home made Christmas cards.

10 circular cards suitable as number flashcards or posters. Add to your number or colour displays. Numbers are from 1 to 10.

2 worksheets where children practice writing within the lines of the days of the week.