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This engaging resource introduces children to six animals found in the Caribbean, through literacy and word recognition activities. Designed to support reading, writing, and topic work around holidays, animals, and the wider world, the pack includes: Page 1 – A simple rhyming poem with six Caribbean animals hidden in the text. Children read the poem, find the animals, and label matching symbol-supported pictures. Page 2 – A child-friendly word search using the same six animals, with a picture and word key for support. Page 3 – An answer sheet for easy checking or self-marking. Ideal for cross-curricular learning, this resource supports early reading, vocabulary building, and global awareness. It’s also adaptable for SEND learners with symbol support, clear layouts, and both colour and black-and-white options. Boardmaker licenced.

This resource, A Day at the Zoo, features four worksheets designed for EYFS and KS1 learners. Each page includes four zoo-themed dot-to-dot pictures such as a tiger, monkey and an elephant for children to join up and then label. The activity encourages fine motor development, pencil control, and handwriting practice. As children complete the images and write the labels, they build confidence in mark-making while also exploring familiar topics, such as animals, the Zoo and days out.

My Spring Game is a bright and engaging resource for EYFS and KS1, designed to support learning about the seasons and weather while building early maths skills such as number recognition to 20. The resource includes 2 colourful spring-themed game boards, a blank board for children to design their own, and a set of Spring cards to cut out and collect as they play. Using dice, children take turns to move around the board, practising cooperative play and turn-taking. The pack also includes clear instructions with learning objectives, how to play, what you need, and game tips. A Spring Champion certificate is included to celebrate each child’s achievement and learning.

Freebie tracing resource for children to help support fine motor control. There are two pages showing dotted lines of various fruit including plum, grapes, strawberry, orange, banana and watermelon. Children can read the words, trace the outlines and then colour the pictures.

My Playtime Game is a fun and interactive resource for EYFS and KS1, designed to support number recognition up to 20 while encouraging cooperative play and language development. The pack includes 2 colourful Playtime-themed game boards, a blank template for children to design their own game, and a set of Playtime cards to cut out, collect and match along the Playtime trail. Players move around the board using dice, practising turn-taking and teamwork. Clear instructions outline learning objectives, how to play, what you need, and game tips. A Playtime Champion certificate is included to celebrate children’s participation and progress in a playful learning environment.

This symbol-supported resource is perfect for introducing learners and those with SEND to the topic of journeys through the theme of train travel. The Train theme links well to cross-curricular topics such as transport, literacy, sequencing, and understanding the world. What’s included: Trace and Describe a Train Journey What to Take on a Train Journey Train Journey Sorting Activity Sequence a Train Journey Simple Train-Themed Word Search Boardmaker Licenced

This ‘School’ based topic pack is designed to help children learn about school life using visual symbols. Perfect for SEND pupils, EYFS and KS1 learners, the pack builds early literacy, topic knowledge, and PSHE skills with a school theme. It encourages reading, writing, matching, colouring, and drawing through simple, accessible activities. What’s included: Page 1: School Crossword – Fill in the missing letters to complete ‘school’ words. Page 2: Answer Sheet – Easy marking for the crossword. Page 3: Label and Colour – Name and colour school symbols from page 1 and finish simple sentences (e.g. “The* teacher* wrote on the board.”). Words provided. Page 4: Jobs at School – Identify and colour 9 school jobs like caretaker, cleaner, cook, and speech therapist, then complete the job sentences. Words provided. Page 5: My School Friend – Draw a friend and answer questions about them (e.g. “My friend’s name is…”). Page 6: Subjects at School – Cut and match 8 subject symbols to their names. Page 7: Shape Fun – Count and colour shapes following simple instructions e.g. Colour all the circles purple and grey. Page 8: Shape Fun Answer Sheet – Easy reference for marking. The resource provides cross-curricular support for Topics including School, Ourselves/Me, Occupations, Shape and Space (Maths), and PSHE (Friendship, school community).

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.

This resource features 5 Animal Art colouring pages, designed for Early Years and Key Stage 1 children. Each page showcases an animal with two versions: • A coloured-in example to guide and inspire children • A black and white outline version for children to colour in themselves These pages promote fine motor skills, colour recognition, and within-the-lines colouring. Children can observe the colours, patterns and shapes in the model image and then recreate the design in their own version, encouraging attention to detail and artistic expression. Ideal for individual work, art corners, early finishers, or calm-down time, this resource supports creative development and visual memory.

This 10-page animal matching resource is perfect for engaging young children in visual recognition and critical thinking activities. Each page features three black-and-white animals alongside their matching silhouettes, with all images outlined in dotted lines for easy cutting. Children can cut out the cards and play a simple matching game, pairing each animal to its silhouette to build their observation skills. For a fun twist, hide the silhouette cards around the classroom or outdoor space for a “shadow hunt” game that encourages movement and engagement. Alternatively, use the cards for a memory-style flip game — turning the cards upside down and taking turns to find matching pairs, helping to boost memory and concentration. The black and white cards can be coloured in as an extention activity.

This water-themed colouring resource is designed for EYFS and KS1 learners, offering three pages to support creativity, vocabulary development, and topic exploration. ‘Splish, Splash, Sea Creatures’ invites children to dive into an underwater world filled with friendly sea animals. As they colour each creature, they can explore names, habitats, and even count or group similar types. ‘Water, Water Everywhere’ encourages children to think about all the different ways we use and see water in daily life – from showers to cups of tea to rainy days with umbrellas! Children can colour the items, talk about their uses, and create simple lists or sentences to build language skills. ‘Let’s Sail Away’ focuses on sea transport, from sailboats to a submarine. Children can colour each mode of transport and discuss where they might travel, helping develop imagination, speaking, and early writing. This resource supports cross-curricular learning and is ideal for whole-class work, small group activities, or independent exploration.

Bring a burst of sunshine into early counting activities with this Summer resource! Designed for EYFS and KS1 learners, this set of printable flashcards supports early number recognition, counting skills, and simple word matching – all with a bright summer theme. What’s included: Number Flashcards (1–12): Each sun-themed flashcard includes a bold numeral. Children can cut out, sequencing, and match the cards to the corresponding number word cards. Number Word Flashcards: Separate flashcards featuring the number words from one to twelve help children build confidence with early reading and number word recognition. Summer Weather Words Page: A cheerful extra page with six summer weather-related words to colour and cut out – including warm, bright, sunny, breezy, and hot. Ideal for vocabulary building, simple sorting, and classroom displays. This resource is perfect for developing early maths and literacy skills. It’s ideal for use in small groups, numeracy corners, or as a summer-themed classroom activity.

This EYFS and KS1 resource features three hospital-themed colouring sheets designed to support learning across multiple curriculum areas. Children will explore the topic of Occupations and People who help us, focusing on key hospital roles and medical equipment. As they colour in the illustrations, pupils are introduced to relevant vocabulary linked to health and care, promoting language development and discussion. The resource also encourages an understanding of Health and well-being, helping children to recognise how medical staff and hospital workers keep us safe and healthy. Ideal for PSHE and topic work. Extend the colouring activity by asking children to make lists of what they find and / or write short phrases, sentences or stories.

This 6-page early years resource links toys and transport and supports colour recognition, matching skills, and fine motor development. Each page features three transport-themed pictures in colour with three identical black-and-white versions for children to match and colour in. Examples of pictures include a car, train, aeroplane, boat, bike, truck, and scooter. The colour images can be duplicated, cut out, laminated, and used as flashcards for matching games and discussions. This interactive resource helps children develop visual discrimination and word association in a fun and engaging way, making it ideal for EYFS settings, home learning, and early years classrooms.

A Mother’s Day writing frames resource which includes 12 templates — 6 in colour and 6 in black and white—all starting with “Dear Mum.” These frames allow EYFS and KS1 children to choose their favourite design and write a heartfelt letter. Ideas for What Children Can Include: • A simple “I love you” message • Reasons why they love their mum (e.g., “You give the best hugs”) • Something special their mum does for them • A fun memory they share • A promise to do something nice (e.g., “I will make my bed”)

This 5-page Dinosaur Easter Egg Colouring Resource is designed for EYFS & KS1 children, featuring 10 dinosaur eggs (two per page) with different patterns / designs for children to colour. It supports fine motor skills and creativity, while also encouraging imaginative play. The resource links to Art & Design (colouring and patterns), Literacy (storytelling prompts), Maths (counting and sorting), Science (learning about dinosaurs and eggs) and R.E (celebrating Easter). Teachers can use the resource in multiple ways, such as a colour and cut activity, a Dinosaur Easter Egg Hunt, a matching game (duplicate eggs), or a storytelling prompt where children imagine what might hatch from their eggs. Additionally, the eggs can be displayed in a classroom “Dinosaur Nest”. This engaging Easter-themed activity helps to celebrates the season with a dinosaur twist.