Help bring the famous crocodile from Peter Pan to life with this fun colour-by-number activity! Children use the colour key to match numbers 1, 2 and 3 to the correct colours. This engaging worksheet helps young learners develop early number recognition, colour matching skills, concentration and fine motor control while enjoying a familiar story-themed activity. Perfect for nursery, preschool, reception and early years classrooms.

Help children develop their observation and matching skills with this fun Paddington Bear Matching Parts Worksheet. Pupils carefully match the different parts of Paddington Bear to complete the picture, supporting visual representation, concentration, and fine motor skills. This engaging activity is ideal for: Early Years Foundation Stage (EYFS) Reception Year 1 Independent learning activities Workstation and morning work Paddington Bear themed lessons

Motivate and encourage positive behaviour, engagement, and achievement with this fun Bluey-themed “What I Am Working Towards” Reward Chart. Designed to help children work towards meaningful rewards, this visual support resource enables learners to clearly see their progress while staying focused on their goals. The chart includes five reward spaces and matching reward tokens, making it ideal for use at home, in classrooms, intervention settings, or SEND provision. The resource also includes a comprehensive visual choice board featuring a wide range of motivating reward options such as LEGO®, sensory toys, drawing, iPad time, playdough, colouring, toy cars, bubbles, reading books, dinosaurs, fidget toys, outdoor time, listening to music, board games, and more. Perfect For: Early Years Reception KS1 SEN/SEND support Autism-friendly provision Behaviour support plans Home learning Parents and carers

Make learning sequencing fun with this engaging Build a Caterpillar activity! Children carefully look at the completed caterpillar examples and recreate the pattern by placing the correct coloured body segments in the right order. This hands-on resource helps learners develop vital sequencing, observation, and problem-solving skills while enjoying a colourful caterpillar theme. Perfect for independent work, continuous provision, morning tasks, early finishers, intervention groups, and home learning. Children can cut and stick the caterpillar pieces or use the worksheet as a visual sequencing challenge. Skills Covered: Sequencing Pattern recognition Following instructions Visual discrimination Problem solving Fine motor skills Colour recognition Ideal For: Nursery Reception Year 1 SEN learners ESL/EAL learners Homeschooling

Help young learners develop their reading, comprehension, and attention-to-detail skills with this fun and interactive Build a Pizza activity! Children carefully read the instructions and add the correct pizza toppings to create the finished pizza. Each instruction card provides a different combination of toppings, encouraging learners to follow directions accurately and check their work carefully. This hands-on resource is ideal for independent work, literacy centres, early finishers, SEN support, ESL/EAL learners, and home learning. Children can cut and stick the toppings onto the pizza base or simply colour and draw the ingredients if preferred. Skills Developed: Following instructions Reading comprehension Listening skills Counting and number recognition Attention to detail Fine motor skills Independent learning Perfect for: Reception Year 1 Year 2 Homeschooling Intervention groups ESL/EAL learners

Help children practise their reading and listening skills with this fun Building a Sundae worksheet! Learners carefully follow the given instructions to create and decorate their own ice cream sundae. This engaging activity encourages children to pay attention to detail while developing their ability to follow sequential directions. Perfect for classroom lessons, home learning, independent work, early finishers, or literacy centres. The colourful food theme helps keep young learners motivated and engaged while reinforcing important comprehension and direction-following skills.

Help children develop essential personal safety awareness with this engaging Dangerous and Safe Situations Sorting Activity. Learners examine a variety of real-life scenarios and decide whether each situation is safe or dangerous, sorting the picture cards into the correct category. This hands-on resource encourages discussion about everyday risks, safe decision-making, and personal safety while helping children build important critical thinking and observation skills. The activity can be used independently, in small groups, during PSHE lessons, or as part of a topic on keeping safe. What’s Included: Picture cards showing a range of safe and dangerous situations Safe and Dangerous sorting mats Real-life scenarios to promote discussion and reasoning Print-and-go format for easy classroom use