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Celebrate the end of term with this fun “School’s Out for Summer!” resource! Designed for EYFS and KS1, it includes 2 cheerful doodle sheets perfect for winding down and reflecting on the school year, plus a template sheet for children to add their own pictures and words. This resource supports fine motor development, creativity, and seasonal topic work while giving children a joyful send-off into the holidays. Great for the final week of term!

Celebrate the end of the school year with this fun and reflective “Class of 2025 Doodle Sheet”, designed especially for young children. This black-and-white printable worksheet features cheerful cartoon children in graduation outfits, holding scrolls and wearing graduation hats — perfect for colouring in! Children can reflect on their own experience by adding drawings, stickers, or thoughts about their time in school or class. The second half of the activity invites children to get creative and design their own “Class of 2025” doodle, making it a personal and imaginative keepsake. Ideal for EYFS and KS1 as a meaningful end-of-year activity, transition task, or class celebration.

This Back-to-School* freebie* resource for KS1 includes two pages to support personal, social, and emotional development. Page 1 is a full-colour version showing cheerful pictures of children in a school setting, while Page 2 is a black-and-white template for children to personalise. Both pages feature shapes, thought bubbles, and speech bubbles where children can write or draw their feelings, thoughts, and ideas about returning to school. Ideal for lessons on change, Ourselves, and school life, this activity encourages reflection, discussion, and creative expression. Suggested uses: Circle Time Discussion – Use the colour page to spark a group conversation about feelings on returning to school and / or change. Individual Reflection – Children use the black-and-white template to draw or write their own thoughts and goals. Display Activity – Create a classroom wall display showing each child’s personalised page to celebrate their return and individuality.

A black and white and a colour version of a Father’s Day card for children. Print onto thin card, children can then colour in / decorate and add their written messages.

A fun doodle colouring sheet for children learning about India.

This KS1 resource consists of: Diamond Pattern Template/s: The first part includes a template that serves as a guide for the children. The template can be used for discussions on shape, angles, and symmetry before the children move on to colouring. Six Pattern Squares: The second part features six squares, each containing a different colour diamond-themed pattern for the children to copy. The children are encouraged to replicate and colour the patterns, while focusing on symmetry and pattern recognition. Children can use the template included for making their own patterns. The resource helps develop fine motor skills, pattern recognition, and creativity.

A fun activity where children make and decorate their own Easter Bunny Ears. Instructions are included. Children can use their ears for rhymes and songs e.g.’ Hop Little Bunny '. Add to Easter / Spring themed story time sessions.

A freebie resource with a colour, pattern and shape theme. Children can copy the colour patterns or use their own colours to create a new pattern.

A black and white poster for children to colour in when celebrating the New Year.

3 colouring sheets for children with a Valentine’s Day theme.

Four posters for children to colour at New Year or use as inspiration for creating their own posters.

10 Spirograph colouring patterns - one per page plus all 10 patterns on a single page. Great for mindfulness or wet playtimes…

2 worksheets linked to Halloween. List and count what you see along the Spooky Road. Make your own Spooky Road worksheet.

Share this letter with your class and ask them to compose their own letter to send to a new child coming into the class. What is the most important thing to tell the child? What tips can they share? There is a black and white border template that children can write their own letters in.

Jodie was so looking forward to her last day of school, but now it is here she can’t help feeling a little sad! Here is a little poem to share with your class and encourage them to express their feelings about the holidays. There is a blank template for children to write their own poem or thoughts in and colour the border.

Children can name the items of clothing in these 2 worksheets, colour them in and then write the words.

6 black and white fictional sea creatures for children to observe, discuss and say what is ‘fishy’ about them. E.g. the octopus has 10 legs! Page 2 is a drawing and writing sheet. Children can design their own strange sea creature and write a short story about it.

Here are lots of drawings of robots to stimulate children when designing their own robots. There are 8 colour picture ideas included and a colouring robots sheet.

10 animals to write a sentence about and colour in.

3 colouring sheets with a Poppy theme. There is a colour picture to show and talk about and a black and white one for the children to colour in. Great for a flowers theme or Remembrance day celebration.