6 worksheets for children learning to take away from 6. The worksheets use pictures to support the children with their subtraction. The answers are at the bottom of each sheet - children can find the correct answer and write the number next to each of the sums.

6 worksheets for children learning to count up to 12 and simple addition. The worksheets use pictures to support the children with their addition. The answers are at the bottom of each sheet - children can find the correct answer and write the number next to each of the sums.

5 worksheets to support children learning to read, write, recognise and sound the letter E. Children overwrite the sentences about 4 pictures beginning with E- eel, elephant, eggplant and eagle. Children practice writing lower case e and overwrite the word elephant. Children colour the elephant and write the sentence. Children match the words and pictures with a line and overwrite the words. A set of flashcards to colour, cut out, match and write the words beginning with E.

Pairs of pictures cards for children to talk about, cut and pair. 10 children have sad faces and 10 matching pictures have happy faces. Talk about the popular expression - Turn that frown upside down - children can practice making sad faces and then happy faces. They can see the instant effect turning the frown upside down can have.

A bright set of posters for your classroom wall with a Birthday theme. Each poster shows a month of the year. Children could add pictures of themselves or their names and dates of birthdays. The final sheet shows all 12 months on one sheet. Children can cut these out, match them to the posters and sequence them.

A fun shape activity for Early Years or KS1 children linked to 2D Shape. There is a colour example of 6 shape monsters. Children can practice drawing monsters using the 6 shape template or the individual shapes which are one to a page. Extend the activity by making the monsters using different media such as paint, fabric, wallpaper or collage materials.

A phonics based resource where children are encouraged to sound out the 3 letter CVC words, write, trace the letters and colour in the pictures. 9 worksheets for children to complete and 1 template for you to use to extend the work. Word endings included are: in, at, ed, ot, ub, ig, it, an and og.

An EYFS or KS1 resource to remind children about keeping safe on and around Bonfire Night. Children read and write over the simple 7 rules. They can colour the fireworks and make a poster.

Introducing opposite words - open and closed. 60 sorting cards to cut out and sort into Open and Closed. There are 5 pages of colour cards with 12 cards on each page. There is a template included for you to make more cards. Alternatively, children can paste onto the template when sorting.

2 pages of word cards related to your Halloween theme. Useful for supporting children with their spooky story / imaginative story writing and spelling. Great too, for displays. Letters are made from bones.

Discuss with your children what Autumn means to them and what they associate with Autumn time. Sheets 1 and 2 show acorns containing Autumn associated objects. Children can use the empty acorn on the sheets to write words or draw pictures related to Autumn. Page 3 shows all the Autumn objects on one page for naming, labelling, listing and/or colouring.

A KS1 resource for Pancake Day. There are 2 original poems to share / read and look out for the rhyming words. There is a word bank that shows pairs of rhyming words that children might find useful when writing their own poems. There is a writing template with a colour picture and one without.

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.

4 ideas for your children around Pancake Day. Make a pancake day sensory tray Decorate a pancake Make a pancake collage Write the instructions for making a pancake Children can use the suggestions on the cards, add to the resources, or make their own activity cards. There is also a set of colour and black and white flashcards showing the ingredients and equipment needed for making pancakes. Cut and laminate the flashcards for using in your baking lessons. *PCS Licenced - Boardmaker symbols.

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.

A resource linked to the story of Little Red Writing Hood. There is a colour version and a black and white version for children to colour in themselves. Sheet 1 shows 4 sequencing cards which can be cut out and ordered. There is space for children to write on. Sheet 2 is the same as sheet 1 in black and white. There are then 2 sets of symbol cards in colour and black and white which relates to the story. There are 12 symbol cards in all. *PCS Licenced - Boardmaker symbols.

A doodle worksheet for children to talk about when celebrating or learning about Australia Day this January. Symbols include key events that might happen during the celebrations such as parades, concerts, barbecues and fireworks. There are symbols representing the animals native to Australia, leisure events such as barbecues and beach parties as well as Australian history. Children could design their own doodle sheet. Page 2 is a sheet for children to use for their writing about Australia / Australia day. *PCS Licenced - Boardmaker symbols.

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

Link this work with your Oceans and Seas topic or phonics work. Sheet 1 gives children the opportunity to practice handwriting skills and sound the first letter / sounds of things they might find under the sea. There is a key word bank together with a writing frame for the children to write a story about under the sea.

This resource contains a worksheet for each of the days of the week. It is suitable for SEND, EYFS and KS1 children and uses some symbols. Children can practice and improve their handwriting skills and learn to spell each of the days of the week. The 7 box grid at the end of each page is for children to fill in the initial letter of each day of the week. They then circle the correct day corresponding to the worksheet. *PCS Licenced - Boardmaker symbols.