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Brighten up the classroom or home, or spark off some conversation and vocabulary learning with these lovely new Christmas posters, covering everything from poinsettia, holly and mistletoe to Christmas stockings and a nativity scene!
Our alphabet challenge puzzles are very popular - with all ages! Here are 20 more challenges that will really get the brains ticking over.
This week's "Famous Person" is Mahatma Gandhi - a shy, unassuming child with terrible handwriting who grew up to fight (peacefully) for the rights of his people and inspire independence for India through peaceful, non-violent protest.
We've got some fun new puzzles for Thanksgiving this year - including 3 new mazes, 3 new word searches, a boggler puzzle and a tiles puzzle. Fun for the classroom, or for passing the hours at home while the turkey cooks!
This week we have two more pretty colouring quote pages for you - available as cards or as pages to colour and frame. It might be winter here in the UK but that doesn't mean the sun doesn't sun!
Learning to put numbers in order and identify the greatest and smallest numbers in a sequence is much more fun when helped along by a robot, or a balloon, or these other interesting worksheets!
We've got a really fun collection of puzzles, printables and worksheets to help you take ordinal numbers from 1 through to 20.
My kids (and husband and I) were huge fans of Steve Irwin and we spent many happy hours learning from him and enjoying his enthusiasm - which shone through his TV shows and movies and infected us all.
The best thing about "how many word" puzzles is that they can be enjoyed by any age and played in a number of different ways - including as a team game for an after-dinner challenge with mixed ages, if you like!
Remembrance Day is a time for poetry. We remember those that have fought for us and those that have fallen with the poppy, which became a symbol of remembrance because of the poem, In Flanders Fields:
Sarah shows how she and Sam use different methods to make fabulous backgrounds to set off shapes cut from Activity Village templates. It's good, messy fun!
These new posters are full of winter scenes, animals and birds we associate with winter, cosy winter clothes and fireplaces and hot chocolate, and action packed winter activities like sledding, skiing and skating!
Who could fail to have a smile on their face after receiving one of these lovely postcards or greetings cards? Wish friends, family, teachers, colleagues, kids a Happy Day of the Week - all week round!
Our "famous person" of the week this week is Queen Boudicca, brave Celtic queen of the 1st Century who rebelled against Roman rule - and was surprisingly successful, until her ultimate defeat by the much more skilled, better equipped Roman arm
Handprint poems are such a lovely way to "capture" a moment in your child's early years and make a quick and easy gift for grandparents and other family members, or for preschools and nurseries to send home for Mother's Day, Father'
Each week for a while now we have been adding 2 new colouring pages and colouring cards to our "colouring quotes" series.
We love arithmagons. They present as a puzzle, and certainly challenge the kids to put their thinking hats on. But of course they are secretly testing the children's knowledge of maths facts, so they are a puzzle in disguise!
In today's guest post, Shelly explains how she has been using our Fact Family Mats with her children to learn simple fact families up to 10 as well as look at bigger numbers, times tables, fractions and decimals.
It might seem early to be getting started for Christmas - but I love these pages so much I wanted to get them up on the website early so that Members have plenty of time to have a look, pick out their favourites and print them for their Christmas activi
This week we have two Famous People for the price of one! We've been learning about Antony and Cleopatra - two powerful, strong leaders in the ancient world who found themselves on the wrong side of the first emporor of Rome, Augustus.