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Whether you want a suitably spooky page for your child's Halloween writing or a frame for a notice, some poetry or even a drawing project, these Halloween writing and drawing frames might just do the trick.
We've just added lots of fun new Halloween vocabulary printables, including a picture crossword and word scramble, various sets and sizes of flash cards, 3 labelling worksheets and a lovely word mat that would be perfect as a place mat at home or to
Learning times tables can be a chore - so liven it up by printing out our Batty Multiplication Bump boards for tables 2 to 12 and grabbing dice and counters. Kids can play in pairs, or you can play with your child at home.
Our new bat cards - featuring numbers to 20 and lower and upper case alphabets - come in both colour and black and white, and have been designed to be easy to cut around the bat outline if you prefer.
This week we have a very pretty "home sweet home" colouring page and card, and a relaxing, feathery, "just breathe" design. Perfect for destressing!
With Diwali coming up next week we turned our thoughts to India. Peacocks don't have any connection to Diwali - but they are India's national bird. We've got new activities for young and old.
This week we've been learning a little about Alexander the Great.
We love activities that encourage children to think, imagine and create - and that's just what these new Halloween doodle pages do!
... in fact, 28 new animal and 56 new worksheets added! Choose from colour or black and white and build up your collection as you research with the kids to find out some interesting facts about animals and birds from all over the world.
Autumn is the time of year that many of us look at "British Wildlife" as a topic, and we thought these lovely photographic photos would be a useful addition to our collection of resources.
Sarah has included lots of ideas for weaving activities in this blog post. These cosy weaving crafts are perfect as a group activity and it's nice and easy to clean up once you've finished, too...
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!
Shelly tells us all about her favourite drawing activities using Activity Village printables in this guest post, with some lovely ideas for both younger and older children to try. You can find the links to the printables Shelly used here: