A ready-made New Year party for kids, hour by hour: on 31 December from 6 pm to midnight (or an early midnight for little ones). Also great for the last lesson before the holidays or the first one back in January (ages 4-8). What’s included: 6 clock cards to open hour by hour, and invitations 3 crowns for 2027 and 9 photo booth props Bingo (4 cards), the 12 strikes of midnight (one challenge each) and a family quiz “My year 2026”, “My wishes for 2027” and a time capsule Gift coupons, a countdown poster and a New Year champion certificate 17 pages, A4, full colour (also prints in black and white).

Crafts, outdoor ideas, recipes and cosy moments for the whole winter, with no holidays in it. Ideal for craft sessions in class, wet play or the winter holidays (ages 4-8). What’s included: Snowflakes to fold and cut out, a winter garland Finger puppets and a winter walk bingo A bird feeder and simple winter recipes 12 cosy challenges and an ice cube experiment A winter journal and a certificate with the child’s name 14 pages, A4, full colour (also prints in black and white).

A detective game for the classroom or at home: the snowman’s scarf has disappeared! Five forest animals are suspects and six clues are hidden around the room. Children collect the clues, cross out suspects and find the culprit. No holidays in it, so it works all winter long (ages 4-8). What’s included: An opening letter and detective badges 5 suspect cards and 6 clues to hide An investigation sheet to rule out suspects A teacher/parent guide with hiding ideas and the solution A certificate with the child’s name 12 pages, A4, full colour (also prints in black and white).

For snowy afternoons, wet play, the winter holidays or early finishers in class. A winter game book with no holidays in it, so it works from December to February (ages 4-8). What’s included: Ice mazes, seek and count, odd one out Shadow matching, picture sudoku, word search Memory, dot-to-dot and colouring pages Answers and a certificate with the child’s name 17 pages, A4, full colour (also prints in black and white).

On the evening of 23 December, an elf comes to fetch the child: Santa’s magic compass has disappeared! The child’s name (and their cuddly toy’s name) is typed once and appears throughout the story. Twelve scenes, each with a big frame to draw in, some with a character to colour. At the end the pages are stapled together: a unique book written for the child and illustrated by them. Great for reading, drawing and storytelling (ages 4-8). What’s included: A Christmas story in 12 scenes with the child’s name 12 big frames to illustrate, 6 with a character to colour A cover, a “This book belongs to” page and a “The End” page A guide to putting the book together 16 pages, A4, full colour (also prints in black and white).

Three sets for Advent and Christmas (ages 4-8). Christmas Morning Gift Hunt: each child (up to 3) follows the reindeer tracks in their colour and solves 5 riddles with their name to find their present. Quick Christmas Decor: gift tags, a garland and baubles to colour in 5 minutes. St Nicholas Day: everything for 6 December, with a personal letter from St Nicholas. What’s included: Santa’s letter, 3 colour trails with 6 clues each, reindeer tracks “Found it!” tags and a tracker certificate for each child 12 name gift tags, a Merry Christmas garland, 6 baubles and a door sign A letter from St Nicholas, a shoe card and a gingerbread to colour A note for the donkey, two games and a St Nicholas certificate 30 pages, A4, full colour (also prints in black and white). Names are typed once into the PDF.

Two Christmas sets for a class party or the family table (ages 4-8). The Reindeer Race: Tornado, Comet, Blitz and Flake race to Santa’s house on a 40-square board game with challenge and snowstorm cards. Kids’ Christmas Dinner: colouring placemats, games and a big quiz so the time between courses flies by, screen-free. What’s included: A 40-square game board (2 pages), 4 fold-up reindeer counters and a dice to make 24 challenge cards and 12 snowstorm cards, illustrated rules A champion certificate and score chart 3 colouring placemats, 2 menu cards, 10 place cards and 2 party crowns Christmas bingo, a big quiz, Who am I? and thank-you cards 23 pages, A4, full colour (also prints in black and white).

Two Christmas sets in one for ages 4-8. The cheeky elf: from 1 December an elf moves in, and every night it hides somewhere new in the middle of a prank. North Pole Mail: children write their letter to Santa and receive a personal reply with their name. What’s included: A paper elf to make (colour and black and white) with its magic door 24 prank and hiding ideas and 24 little notes from the elf Arrival and goodbye letters and a Friend of the Elf certificate A letter to Santa and Santa’s personal reply The official Nice List, 2 sleigh tickets, fold-up envelopes and a reindeer hoof stencil 23 pages, A4, full colour (also prints in black and white). Names are typed once into the PDF.

The best present for parents, grandparents or carers? One the child made themselves. This printable craft pack is ready for a Christmas craft afternoon in class or at home (ages 4-8). What’s included: A real 2027 calendar to colour (cover with the child’s name + 12 months with exact dates) 2 pop-up cards (Christmas tree and present) 12 gift coupons and 5 bookmarks 2 wrapping papers to colour and a photo frame 12 “Made with love by” gift tags 23 pages, A4, full colour (also prints in black and white). Names can be typed straight into the PDF.

Snow has broken the four machines of Santa’s workshop: the wrapping machine, the toy conveyor belt, the sleigh map and the carrot dispenser. Children have 45 minutes to fix everything! Every puzzle comes in 3 levels (ages 4-5, 6-7 and 8) that lead to the same number, so mixed-age groups play together. Great for the last week of term or a Christmas party. What’s included: Santa’s emergency message to read aloud 4 role badges and the workshop clock 4 posters of the broken machines 12 puzzles (4 machines x 3 levels) The sleigh chest, victory envelope, certificate and answers 25 pages, A4, full colour (also prints in black and white). Preparation: about 15 minutes.

A printable Advent calendar for ages 4-8: from 1 to 24 December, Jingle the elf writes a letter every day with a 10-15 minute activity and a kindness mission. Perfect for the classroom countdown to Christmas or for families at home. Each day, children cut out a piece and glue it on the big North Pole wall map: on the 24th, Santa arrives. What’s included: 24 letters from Jingle the elf, one per day 24 different activities (colouring, crafts, mazes, memory, shadows, riddles, a biscuit recipe) 24 kindness missions and a 24-star mission tree The big North Pole map (2 pages) and its 24 pieces to glue 24 envelope labels, a teacher/parent guide and an Honorary Elf certificate 33 pages, A4, full colour (also prints well in black and white). Preparation: about 15 minutes.