Guest Post - Adding to our Bookmark Collection
Over the weekend I decided that we desperately needed some new bookmarks.
What's New at Activity Village?
New Phase Two Captions Resources
We've put together this fun new collection of resources based on the suggested captions from Phase Two in the Letters and Sounds programme - starting with "pat the dog" and working through them all, with some really lovely illustrations to
A Second Batch of Circle Colouring Pages
Today we've published 5 more of our new "circle" colouring pages for older kids and adults - this time featuring mushrooms and wildlife/forest animals (perfect for autumn
Fun with Transport Colour by Number...
We've added a lovely new collection of transport themed colour by number pages, perfect for little ones.
Guest Post - Skeleton Fun
I have been wanting to start a body theme with the kids and remembered the cute skeleton colouring picture that we used last year for some Day of the Dead Art.
Lovely New Circle Colouring Pages
It's a while since we added any new colouring pages for older children and adults, so we are starting a new collection of these lovely "circle colouring pages" today.
New Skip Counting Dot to Dots for Autumn
Learning your times tables is much more fun when there are dot to dots involved!
New Autumn Colour by Number Pages
We've just added five new colour by number designs for autumn - an apple tree, autumn tree, squirrel, tractor and owl. All come with UK and US versions.
Guest Post - Learning To Write A Name
Last week Lindsay emailed me and asked if I could test out her new “create your own name finger tracing page” before it went "l
New Phase Two Resources
We continue to build up our phonics Phase Two (and Phase Three) Letters and Sounds resources, and today I'
New Autumn Maths Facts Colouring Pages
We've just added a big bundle of new maths facts colouring pages with an autumn theme. There are 4 pictures, and each comes in variations.
Guest Post - Having Fun With Dotty Art
My son wanted to do some painting but he asked to do something a bit different from “normal painting” – which I must admit stumped me. "Painting that is not normal painting". I had to think about that one for a while!