Help young learners recognise, describe and explore 2D shapes with this playful, printable activity pack for ages 5–7 (Reception and Year 1). Children work with circles, squares, triangles and rectangles through eight activities: naming shapes, tracing and drawing, matching shapes to everyday objects, counting straight sides and corners, colouring by shape, sorting, completing repeating patterns and designing a shape robot. What’s included (13 A4 pages): Cover and teacher guide Eight activity pages with clear instructions Two pages of answer keys Completion certificate Use the activities for small-group teaching, independent practice, maths stations or revision. The teacher guide includes learning goals, preparation notes and ideas for support and stretch. Age range: 5–7 years Level: Reception and Year 1 Subject: Maths — 2D shapes and patterns

Help children learn to tell the time with Clock Quest, a printable maths activity pack for ages 5–7 (Reception and Year 1). Pupils practise reading o’clock and half-past times on analogue clocks, writing digital times, matching clocks, drawing an hour hand, sorting times and using time vocabulary. Eight activities offer a clear progression from o’clock to half past and mixed practice. Included in this 13-page A4 pack: Teacher guide with preparation, support and stretch ideas Eight activity pages Two pages of answer keys Completion certificate Suitable for maths lessons, small-group work, independent practice, revision or homework. Age range: 5–7 years Level: Reception and Year 1 Subject: Mathematics — time

Help children aged 5–7 explore subtraction within 10 with Pip the gardener. This illustrated, printable pack offers 10 varied activities that encourage children to count, draw and explain what is left. Learners begin by crossing out flowers and using ten frames, then practise with number lines, matching, missing numbers, multiple-choice questions, garden stories, sorting and a colour code. The final activity invites them to create and explain their own subtraction story. Short prompts throughout the pack encourage children to talk about how they found their answers. The 15-page A4 PDF includes a cover, teacher guide, 10 activity pages, two answer-key pages and a certificate. Suitable for ages 5–7 (Kindergarten to Grade 1), maths centres, small groups, supported independent work or home practice. Print at actual size.

Explore body parts, organs and the five senses through 10 printable activities for ages 5–7. Children label a human figure, match clear organ pictures to names, talk about their own bodies and complete a final challenge. Includes a teacher guide and answer keys. Suitable for Kindergarten to Grade 1.

Help children learn eight everyday English words through clear pictures and playful activities. This 16-page printable PDF includes a picture dictionary, 10 activities, a grown-up guide, answer keys and a completion certificate. Children look, match, copy, choose, sort and write words, then draw and explain their favourite word. Suitable for ages 5–7, Kindergarten to Grade 1.

Make addition within 10 fun with 10 printable animal-themed activities for ages 5–7. Children practise counting groups, ten-frames, number lines and missing numbers through worksheets, puzzles and games. This 15-page PDF includes a grown-up guide, 10 activities, answer keys and a completion certificate. Suitable for Kindergarten to Grade 1. Print the activity pages on A4 paper at actual size.

Pip’s Picnic is a 12-page story-based addition activity book for children aged 5–7 (Reception–Year 1). Children join Pip the rabbit and Fox as they prepare a picnic, count picture groups and solve addition problems within 10. The resource includes seven varied activity pages: picture counting with apples, carrots and sandwiches; matching number sentences to totals; a picnic path game; a draw-and-solve task; and two short picture story problems. An adult guide, a story ending and two answer-key pages are also included. Use it for classroom practice, small groups, maths centres or homework. The pages are designed for A4 printing, with answers kept separate from the children’s activities.