A Halloween Witch to colour and cut - simple scissor skills required; roll into a cone and use for your Halloween display or for counting, story telling etc.

Two simple Remembrance Day poppies to colour and cut out. Simple facts / information included.

A simple one-fold Fathers Day Superhero card - the face is blank for your children to finish- to colour in

Very simple Reception level Eid Card - trace over the patterns and fold.

Simple Chinese lantern with traditional dragon image; a simple black and white template to colour, cut and assemble. For Chinese New Year Festivals display or China topic.

Designed for the Queen’s Platinum Jubilee. 20+ fun and interactive files support a variety of learning experiences - number, writing, mark-making, role play and social activities. Some are listed below: Platinum Jubilee Bunting Missing Numbers 1 to 20 Platinum Jubilee Crown 2D Shapes Tracing 1 Platinum Jubilee Crown Number Sort 1 to 5 Platinum Jubilee Crown Symmetry Platinum Jubilee Queen Handwriting Patterns Tracing Platinum Jubilee Queen Speech Bubbles Platinum Jubilee Invitation and Street Party 1 &2 Platinum Jubilee Party Goody bag 1 and 2 (Simple) Platinum Jubilee Party Hat 1 &2 Platinum Jubilee Party Menu and Place Cards 1 & 2 Platinum Jubilee Party Scavenger Hunt Box Platinum Jubilee Party Windmill and Name Badge Platinum Jubilee Pin the Crown on the Corgi 1, 2 and 3 Platinum Jubilee Queens Crown 3 & 4 Platinum Jubilee Bunting Colour & Black and White Platinum Jubilee Bunting Black and White Platinum Jubilee Bunting Templates Platinum Jubilee Display Border Platinum Jubilee Display Border Deep Platinum Jubilee Crown Tracing 2D Shapes 2

A set of pictures to colour, cut out and then sequence to support your observations and help understanding of the process of the solar eclipse; - also can be pasted to a strip of paper to make a zigzag book.

A simple writing activity to support your topic work on the life and work of Baron de Coubertin and the origin of the Modern Olympics. Use as a summary for younger children, or as a starter for extending discussion for older or more able children.