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Design Your Own Easter Egg – Encourage creativity with this fun activity where children decorate their own Easter egg! They can use crayons, stickers, or even collage materials to make their egg unique. Easter Tracing Activities – Help develop fine motor skills with a range of tracing activities! Children can trace simple Easter-themed shapes, such as eggs, bunnies, and chicks, as well as pre-writing patterns and letter formation practice. Perfect for EYFS learners! This activity pack supports early writing skills, hand-eye coordination, and creativity while keeping learning fun and festive.

Help children understand and manage their anger with this Anger Iceberg resource! Designed specifically for primary-aged children, this visual and interactive tool encourages them to identify their anger triggers and explore the hidden emotions beneath their anger. What’s Included? ✔ A4 PDF file – ready for instant download and printing ✔ Child-friendly design – simple language and engaging layout ✔ Self-reflection activity – helps children recognize their feelings ✔ Easy-to-use – great for teachers, parents, and SEN support How This Helps: Encourages children to explore their emotions in a safe way Supports emotional literacy and self-regulation Can be used as a classroom tool, in therapy sessions, or at home Perfect for PSHE lessons, emotional well-being activities, and behaviour management support. Download and print today to help children better understand and express their emotions!

What’s Included: Rainbow Colour Sorting – A fun and interactive activity where children sort fruit and vegetables into the correct colour sections of the rainbow. This hands-on task supports colour recognition, sorting skills, and fine motor development. Shopping Game – Each child selects a shopping list card and basket before flipping over the fruit and vegetable tiles to find the matching items. Once they find a match, they can place it in their basket! This engaging game helps develop memory, matching, and concentration skills. Fruit & Veg Flashcards – A set of beautifully illustrated flashcards showcasing a variety of fruits and vegetables. Use them as complete word-and-image cards or separate them for matching games and word recognition activities. Perfect for expanding vocabulary and supporting early literacy. Ideal for EYFS and early primary learners, this resource makes learning about colours, food, and vocabulary both fun and engaging!

Find included an informative and fun PowerPoint on Shrove Tuesday (Pancake Day), perfect for assemblies in primary school. Slides included: When is Shrove Tuesday? What is Shrove Tuesday? Why is it called Shrove Tuesday? How is Shrove Tuesday celebrated in the UK and across the World? Fun pancake facts Several videos on the different aspects of Shrove Tuesday, such as Shrovetide football, Olney pancake day race and the tallest stack of pancakes!

A hilarious and informative PowerPoint on how to write a diary entry, with references to famous diaries such as that from the novel by Helen Fielding - Bridget Jones’ Diary, Samuel Pepys, Anne Frank and Charles Darwin. Also includes a template for journal entries. Slides included: What is a diary? Why do people keep diaries? Key features of a diary Meet the diary legends Other famous diaries - explanations of diaries such as that of Charles Darwin, Marie Curie and Thomas Edison. Famous fictional diaries from books, such as Tom Riddle’s Diary in Harry Potter Two BBC clips explaining who Samuel Pepys and Anne Frank were Diary extracts from famous diaries and questions for pupils such as : What emotions do you think each writer was feeling when they wrote their entry? How does the tone differ between each diary? (Funny, historical, emotional?) Can you spot diary-writing features in each extract? Why do you think these diaries became famous?

This Phonics Screening Practice Paper (2025 Edition) is designed to help Year 1 students prepare for the national phonics screening check. It follows the official format, including a mix of real words and pseudo-words (nonsense words) to assess phonetic decoding skills. What’s Included? Two sections: Section 1: 10 real and 10 nonsense words to test phonics application Section 2: 10 real and 10 nonsense words to assess reading fluency Answer recording table for tracking correct/incorrect responses Teacher guidance notes on administration and scoring Ideal for: Year 1 phonics screening test preparation Whole-class assessments, 1:1 interventions, or homework practice SEN and EAL learners needing phonics reinforcement Why Use This Resource? Aligned with the 2025 national phonics screening framework Supports systematic synthetic phonics teaching methods Ready-to-print PDF format for easy use Perfect for: Teachers, tutors, and home educators preparing students for the Year 1 phonics screening check!

Make learning tricky words fun and engaging with this Valentine’s Day-themed activity! Perfect for Early Years and KS1, this hands-on game helps children recognize and read tricky words through play. How It Works: Write Phase 2-5 tricky words on paper hearts (or use pre-made printable hearts). Scatter them around the classroom, playground, or a sensory tray for an interactive Tricky Word Hunt. Children find a heart, read the tricky word aloud, and use it in a sentence. Optional: Pair it with a matching game, where children match words to their meanings or missing letters. Supports sight word recognition Encourages active learning Perfect for Valentine’s Day-themed literacy activities Can be adapted for independent, paired, or group play A fun way to build confidence with tricky words!

This fairy tale resource pack is designed to support primary school students in understanding and creating their own magical settings. It includes a creative worksheet and an interactive PowerPoint to help students explore the key elements of fairy tales in a fun and engaging way. Slides on PowerPoint: What is a Fairy Tale? Fairy Tale Examples Key features of a Fairy Tale Differences between folk tales and fairy tales Clip from Michael Rosen explaining what a fairy tale is Fairy Tale timeline Who were the Grimm brothers? Why do we tell fairy tales? Fairy tale music.

This engaging thought-sorting activity helps primary students recognize the difference between helpful and unhelpful thoughts. By colour-coding different thought bubbles and reframing negative thoughts into positive ones, students will develop a growth mindset and emotional resilience. How It Works: Students color-code thought bubbles to show which ones are helpful (e.g., “I’ll try my best!”) and unhelpful (e.g., “I can’t do this!”). They rewrite unhelpful thoughts into positive, encouraging ones using a simple chart. Encourages self-reflection, positive thinking, and confidence-building in a fun and accessible way. Perfect for: PSHE | Wellbeing Lessons | Growth Mindset | Emotional Literacy | KS1 & KS2

Engage young learners with this fun and interactive Valentine’s-themed counting activity! Perfect for Early Years Foundation Stage (EYFS), this resource helps children develop early number recognition, counting skills, and one-to-one correspondence. What’s Included: Count the Hearts in the Jar – Children count the number of hearts in each jar and match them to the correct numeral. Place the Hearts in the Jar – Children place the correct number of hearts into the jar, reinforcing counting and number representation. A4 printable sheets, ready to use in continuous provision, small group work, or independent learning. This hands-on activity supports early maths development, making learning numbers fun and engaging. Ideal for Valentine’s Day but suitable for use all year round! Downloadable PDF – ready to print and play! Simply print, cut, and enjoy!

Make learning to count fun with this adorable Heart Number Matching Game! This engaging activity helps children recognise numerals and match them to their corresponding quantities, making it a perfect resource for Early Years Foundation Stage (EYFS). What’s Included? 10 heart-shaped number puzzles (numbers 1-10) Each heart is split into two pieces – one side shows a numeral, and the other has a group of hearts to count A fun and hands-on way to develop number recognition, counting skills, and early maths concepts This Valentine’s-themed number-matching activity is ideal for continuous provision, small group work, or home learning. Although perfect for Valentine’s Day, it can be used all year round to support number recognition and counting in an engaging way! Downloadable PDF – ready to print and use! Simply print, cut, and play!

Help students develop healthy coping strategies for managing emotions! Perfect for primary school! Activity Overview: Inspired by Inside Out 2, this engaging worksheet features a control panel illustration where each button represents a calming strategy (e.g., deep breathing, counting to 10, talking to a friend). Students will personalize their control panel by writing or drawing strategies that help them feel better when experiencing different emotions like anger, sadness, anxiety, or frustration. How to Use: Students write or draw inside the blank buttons to represent their favourite coping mechanisms. Encourages self-reflection and emotional awareness in a fun and interactive way. Can be used in PSHE lessons, wellbeing activities, or emotional regulation discussions. Perfect for: KS1 & KS2 | SEL Lessons | Mental Health Activities | Classroom Wellbeing

This comprehensive PowerPoint resource includes all higher-tier GCSE Maths indices questions and answers from AQA and Edexcel past papers (2016-2023). Perfect for exam revision, this collection allows students to practice a wide range of index-related problems, improving their confidence and understanding. The slides are structured for easy navigation, making them ideal for classroom teaching, independent study, or tutor-led sessions. Save time on preparation with this ready-to-use resource! Includes: All indices questions from AQA & Edexcel (2016-2023) Fully worked solutions for each question Clear step-by-step explanations Exam-style practice to build confidence Ideal for teachers, tutors, and students preparing for their GCSE exams. Download now to support your revision and boost your grades!

Ten Number tracing worksheets suitable for EYFS. Includes two pdfs - one with cartoons on and a simple black and white version. Key Features: Traceable Numbers: This collection features clear, easy-to-trace numbers from 0 to 20, supporting young children in developing essential number recognition and formation skills in line with EYFS learning objectives. EYFS Worksheets: Specifically designed for EYFS children, these worksheets offer large, bold numbers that are perfect for tiny hands working on fine motor control and early writing skills. Printable in PDF Format: The worksheets are available in PDF format, ensuring easy access and printing for home or classroom use. Simply download and print as needed. Size Compatibility: Designed for A4 paper size, these worksheets are perfect for standard printing at home or at your local print shop. Kids Tracing: Engaging visuals and simple, clear instructions guide children through the tracing process step-by-step, building confidence in their handwriting and number formation. Handwriting Practice: In addition to number recognition, these worksheets help develop key handwriting skills. Regular practice improves fine motor control, penmanship, and cognitive development, all of which are crucial in the EYFS framework. Educational and Fun: Combining education with enjoyment, these worksheets feature interactive elements and bright illustrations that make learning numbers both fun and effective for young learners. Comprehensive Set: Covering numbers from 0 to 10, this set provides ample opportunities for children to master all the key digits in early mathematics education. These number tracing worksheets are an excellent resource for parents and educators looking to support children in developing their handwriting and numeracy skills. Perfect for EYFS learners, download now and help children progress confidently in their early years education!

This pack includes engaging number activities designed for EYFS and early learners, helping to develop number recognition, counting skills, and fine motor control. Included: One-Page Number Worksheets (10 pages) – Practise writing and recognising numbers. Number Maze (3 pages + 1 template) – Follow the correct path to reinforce number recognition. Counting Apples Worksheets (2 pages) – Count and colour apples to strengthen counting skills. Roll & Trace Worksheet (1 page) – A fun, hands-on way to practise number formation. Perfect for classroom use, home learning, or intervention support. Download, print, and start learning today!

Roll two dice and use small snacks, toys, or other manipulatives to count the numbers shown. Then, write the number sentence to show your addition! This simple and fun activity is perfect for young learners in the EYFS. Print it out for a hands-on learning experience, and laminate the page if you’d like it to be dry erase for repeated use. This PDF includes both a colourful rainbow version and a black and white version of the activity.

This set includes 8 pages of Domino Addition Cards, designed to help young learners build essential early maths skills. The cards print 4 per page, making them easy to use in a variety of activities. Simply store them in a photo storage box to create an independent learning task box or take them on the go for learning anytime, anywhere. Also includes a blank template for you to design your own! Perfect for supporting early years addition, these cards help children recognise numbers, practice counting, and develop addition skills through the fun and familiar game of dominoes.

This download includes a PDF with 10 counting cards, covering numbers 1 to 10. Each card features multiple visual representations of each number, including the number written in word form, the number displayed in a tens frame, and finger counting. These “Count & Clip” cards are a fantastic way for children to improve their number recognition, counting skills, word and symbol association, reasoning, and fine motor skills when used with clips. Alternatively, you can use dry-erase markers, counters, or bingo daubers for added flexibility. For best durability, print on card stock and laminate.

This interactive educational mat engages children with fundamental mathematical concepts, making it an invaluable resource for both home learning and classroom settings: Number Recognition: The mat features vivid imagery of snap cubes with corresponding numbers, helping children develop the ability to recognise numbers and build a strong foundation for more advanced mathematical skills. Counting Skills: The interactive design encourages children to count using snap cubes. This hands-on activity aids numerical understanding and helps children grasp the concept of quantity. One-to-One Correspondence: By matching each snap cube with its designated number on the mat, children develop an essential understanding of one-to-one correspondence, a key concept for early mathematical learning. Numerical Sequencing: The mat encourages children to arrange snap cubes in numerical order, helping them understand the sequence of numbers and their relationships. Basic Addition and Subtraction: As children stack and remove snap cubes to reach specific numbers, they naturally explore basic addition and subtraction, building a solid foundation for future maths learning. Fine Motor Skills: The manipulation of snap cubes helps enhance fine motor skills and hand-eye coordination, supporting overall cognitive development. Problem-Solving: Children can use critical thinking to arrange the snap cubes correctly, fostering problem-solving skills from an early age. Multi-Sensory Learning: The tactile experience of using snap cubes, combined with the visual design of the mat, creates a multi-sensory learning environment that maximises retention and understanding. This resource is designed to seamlessly integrate these key maths concepts into both home learning and classroom activities, providing an engaging and comprehensive learning experience for preschool and early primary-aged children. For best results, print on card and laminate.

This printable includes 8 Addition and Subtraction Worksheets using number lines, featuring characters from Inside Out 2. Perfect for EYFS students, each worksheet contains 6 engaging calculations, with a number line for each problem. Children can trace their jumps on the number lines to help solve the addition and subtraction sums, while enjoying the colorful Inside Out 2 theme to make learning fun and interactive. Also includes templates for you to design your own questions! Mathematics – Number: Count reliably with numbers from 1 to 10, place them in order, and say which number is one more or one less than a given number.