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Are you ready for the PyeongChang Winter Olympics? The Opening Ceremony is now only days away, and then our athletes will be competing for medals and we will all be able to join in the excitement!
It's been many years since we created our first "Holding Your Own Olympic Games" printables and they were looking a little tired! Not any more ... they've been revamped and expanded to include some fun certificates.
We started with a set of "Making A Difference" illustrated posters aimed at younger children, and went from there ... so now we have a variety of story paper and colouring pages too!
I made these scissor skills worksheets thinking they might be fun in your Early Years classroom for Chinese New Year and the
Sometimes you need a very special card to express yourself, with a special message. We've got just the thing.
Here are two ordering activities based on the story of the Chinese Zodiac animals - such a fun way to practise!
If you know someone who has succumbed to flu or some other ghastly winter bug, why not print out one of these Get Well Soon cards and get the kids to fill it up with pictures or friendly messages - it could hardly fail to cheer up the recipient!
This week's colouring quote card and colouring quote page have a travel and adventure theme! The first is "Wherever you go, go with all your heart" - good advice I think.
If the kids like dogs, and to tie in with Chinese New Year of the Dog, we've got 2 new word search puzzles, 2 new mazes, a boggler, an alphabet challenge and a match up to choose
It is hard to imagine how frightening the world must be to a child growing up without sight or speech. Helen Keller lost both as a toddler, but she didn't let that stop her!
We've just added some fun new lacing cards to print out for the kids to lace for Chinese New Year, including some rather lovely, colourful dogs - Year of the Dog is coming up, of course - that are perfect for younger children!
... with this lovely set of Chinese zodiac animals, which you can download as a pack, individually or all on one page.
The role that Millicent Fawcett played in history is going to recognised this year, when her statue takes its place outside the Houses of Parliament alongside those of Sir Winston Churchill, Gandhi and Nelson Mandela, amonst others.
2018 marks 100 years since women first won the right to vote in the UK. On 6th February 1918, the Representation of the People Act was passed, giving most women the right to vote at the age of 30.
We've taken six of our favourite Chinese proverbs (the same proverbs which feature in our copywork worksheets and photographic display posters, here) and prompted children to t
Noticing when someone needs a helping hand or a hug and reaching out to them is one way we can all start making a difference.
Being kind doesn't really need a reward - but noticing when a child is being kind can encourage them to think of more ways to be kind in the future, and establish a kindness habit.
We've just created a brand new topic - Making A Difference.
As always, our acrostic poem printables come in 4 versions so there should be something just perfect for the writing project you have in mind, whether it be an acrostic poem or something else.
