Here are the latest two designs in our Colouring Quotes series: Never Give Up and Always Do Your Best. As always, we have produced them as colouring pages with wide white borders to make them easier for you to frame and display them.
These writing frames are a fun way to encourage - and display - your pirate drawings or writing projects.
As we build up our new Numeracy Stage by Stage section, we have been looking at activities for reinforcing numbers 11 to 20.
This new Halloween puzzle is quick to print and cut out for some Halloween counting practice. Simply give the kids an appropriate number of cards, shuffled up, and put them back together again.
Our tracing pages are designed to give your children maximum pencil control practice in a fun way, and this new pirate tracing pages collection does (we think) just that.
We've got pirate themed jigsaws to colour in. And jigsaws pre-coloured. We've got jigsaws that help with early counting. And jigsaws which help with early spelling. And of course, we have jigsaws that are just purely for fun.
You can use our acrostic poem printables for acrostic poems, of course, and this big batch of Halloween acrostics gives the kids plenty to choose from!
When you want a really special card, one that is coloured in by the kids is sure to fit the bill. We've topped up our collection of animal colouring cards so that now we have something to appeal - surely - to almost anybody!
This is a guest post from Shelly. Shelly is a home educating parent of two children aged 6 and 9.
... in our "colouring quotes" series. This week's pages are "dare to dream" and "create something wonderful". The colouring pages come with a wide border, so that you can frame your finished creations if you wish.
Our "famous person" of the week this week is Charles Darwin, controversial Victorian scientist and naturalist who developed the theory of natural selection and wrote "On
More pirate themed worksheets coming your way ... with three fun new story starters to get even the most reluctant writers coming up with some exciting stories! We provide the first few lines, and the kids finish the stories ...