Our Family project book contains 13 pages of activities and links well to Ourselves and early reading skills. This includes phonics work, matching names to family members, writing about characters in the family, colouring in and finding the odd one out in each row.

Here is a fun doodle activity on the theme of food. Children colour in the doodles on page 1 and draw their own designs on page 2. Great for homework too!

This set of activities is all about having fun in the snow and what children can do. There are flash cards to talk about, match pictures to words and pictures to pictures showing: Snowboarding Making a snow angel Sledding Throwing Building Splatting There are mixed up words to decode and a word search with answers.

A cross curricular activity for children learning about numbers, animals and their habitats. There is a colouring page and 3 sets of 6 cards for counting, reading, matching and ordering. Links to the Gruffalo story too.

8 sets of Bunting ideas with 2 to a page to stimulate your children’s imagination and creativity for designing and making bunting. There are 8 template shapes included that children can use as a basis for their work. Links to any form of celebrations as well as Art and Design. Add story characters for World Book Day and / or letters of the alphabet. Use a range of materials and media.

Suitable for EYFS and KS1. 5 pages of colour Garden flashcards with 6 to a page. Great for your Outdoors topic, Science, Plants, matching games, discussion and displays.

10 cards showing occupations or jobs people do and 10 matching cards to pair up e.g. pilot and the plane. There are also word cards to read and match. Cut and laminate to reuse. Links to World of Work and People Who Help Us.

A resource for your Houses, Homes or Ourselves topic. Children label the house and add features such as a garage and garden path. They list and draw who might live in the house. There is a sheet for children to draw and label their own house and write the house number on the door. Children write out their address, who they live with and why they like their house.

This is a fun activity linked to your topic on Homes and linking to numbers, reading and comprehension. 6 Children live in the street and the children work out from the questions who lives in which number house, the names of the children and the numbers of the houses. Sheet 1 can be filled when all the questions are answered or can be used as a template for the teacher to add his/her own names and numbers. Sheet 2 gives some house numbers and names and the children fill in the missing answers. Sheet 3 asks 10 questions. The teacher could read these out or the children can read them and work out their answers alone or as a pair. Encourages speaking and listening. Answer sheets are included. Sheet 6 is a cutting and matching activity where children match the colour houses with the children that live in them.

Here are 30 items you may find in the garden. Children can name them, colour them in and make a list of them using the grid provided. Links to literacy, list writing and your topic on homes.

18 flashcards showing different jobs people do. Use for speaking and listening or on a theme of People who help us. Children can select a card / occupation to find out more about. Children can label the characters in the cards.

A great speaking and listening slide show for the smart board or set of posters to print and use as visual aids when thinking about Ourselves or Toys.

A powerpoint about using our senses. Links with Ourselves topics. Children discuss things they like the taste, smell, sound, feel, look of, and those they do not. They identify what is in the pictures and what they look, smell, taste, sound and feel like. Lots of speaking and listening and thinking skills here.

This is a monster activity where children create their own monster pictures or make an individual or class collage. It is fun to enlarge the pictures of the monsters and each child choose one - these can be added to make a large scale collage. Page 1 shows all the monsters on one page. This can be used as a worksheet on its own, or children can choose their monster to work on. Page 2 shows an example of a colour collage made from a selection of the monsters. Page 3 shows a collection of coloured eyes that children could copy or add to their monsters. Pages 4 to 15 - here are the black and white monsters with 2 to a page. Links to art and design, colour and Halloween.

14 pairs of monster cards and a template for you to make some more of your own, or for the children to draw their own monsters. Cut out and laminate the cards for matching games and making pairs. Add to your Halloween or Monster displays too.

This is a good activity linked to Ourselves and Homes and encourages memory and speaking and listening. Children can reflect on their own bedrooms, their colour scheme and what is in their bedrooms / what they would like. There are 10 sheets here to carefully observe and discuss. Sheet 1 is a black and white basic room and each sheet after that adds something such as colour, decorations, pictures, slippers etc. Finally sheet 10 is the finished bedroom. A good activity is to go from sheet 10 backwards and see if children can spot what has been taken away. Children can use the black and white picture to build up / make a bedroom of their own. They can use fabrics, collage materials or paints/felts to decorate the room. Children could go on to write about Laura, whose bedroom this is, what can they tell about Laura just from observation?

10 vehicles to colour in for your topic on Transport.

8 colouring pages for your dinosaur topic work for EYFS and KS1.

5 worksheets and activities based on the theme of ‘Going for Gold’. The resources cover Sports focused activities and Personal achievements and accomplishments. Each resource has a learning objective. Personal focus: To reflect on personal interests and strengths To recognise and celebrate personal achievements To recognise and talk about different achievements and accomplishments Sports focus: To identify, name and match sports equipment and write about each one To sort the sports pictures into groups - throwing, swimming, hitting and kicking. The resource includes reading and writing activities, speaking and listening and sorting. It links to PSHE, Ourselves and Me.

A colourful fun resource for children learning about animals and their habitats at EYFS and KS1. There are 8 animals that can be found in the Amazon Rainforest, shown in colour and differentiated for children to label. Sheet 1 - overwrite the names of the animals Sheet 2 - Write the words / names of the animals Sheet 3 - Draw the animals or paste in a picture and then overwrite the words There is a Word Search where children look for the names of the 8 Amazon Rainforest animals. Finally, there is an answer sheet for children to check their answers.