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We are definitely in a Christmas zone at the moment. Everything seems to be sprinkled with a bit of Christmas so I thought it would be good to encourage the kids to extend their Christmas mood into a bit of festive writing.
Although these new reindeer activities aren't specifically for Christmas, why not use Christmas as an excuse to find out more about these lovely, sturdy animals...
We've got all sorts of printable Christmas jigsaws on the website. You can learn to spell and count, colour some of them in, enjoy some funny Christmas animals and more.
If you are giving a book this Christmas, why not make the gift a little bit more special by adding one of these fun new Christmas bookplates to the inside.
I don't know about you, but I always underestimate the number of gift tags I need for Christmas wrapping - so these lovely new Christmas gift tags will prove useful in my
We have a really big collection of Christmas puzzles already - but that doesn't mean there isn't room for more! We've just added this collection to the website.
We've just added 8 new symmetry worksheets with a Christmas theme.
Make a Christmas diamond or cube to hang on the tree, a basket to fill with treats, a colourful paper chain to decorate your rooms, or the cutest little gingerbread house with pink roof ... all available in black and white or colour, as pictured below.
We love window art. Love It! It is such an easy activity to set up and do with the kids (no real artist ability needed) and mine always love seeing their pictures hanging up on the windows and sliding doors.
... to decorate your classrooms and homes this Christmas!
Poinsettias are such a feature of Christmas now, we've just added a new collection of activities to the website. You'll find learn to draw, colouring pages, grid copy, handwriting worksheets and more..
We have 3 new Christmas stories for you to print and read today: the old Russian folktale and legend of Babouscka, the lovely little tale of How the Fir Tree