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Are your children frustrated when they can't draw or paint the picture they imagined? Have a go at Shelly's spectacular elephant craft idea - which of course you can adapt endlessly to suit your child's interests.
My kids have always enjoyed making (and then keeping) little folding booklets, so when I spotted the Elephant Fact vs Fiction page and the Elephant Cut Outs (see below) I immed
These cute little elephants are out and about for the summer - skateboarding, kicking a ball around, jumping rope, catching butterflies and visiting the seaside! We have three version of each elephant colouring page, all designed for younger children.
The story of Adam and Eve in the Garden of Eden is one of the first bible stories told to children, so we've started our new Bible Stories project with it!
When was the last time you laughed? Really laughed so hard that you had tears in your eyes?
For me, it was hearing this joke:
How do you know if there is a dinosaur in the fridge?
These aren't your normal dot to dots - these are tricky dot to dots! With numbers going up to 99 there are lots of dots to join and the kids will have to concentrate - but we are sure they will enjoy the challenge with these quirky lion characters!
Pirate lion? Cool lion? Friendly lion? Guitar-playing lion? We've just added a huge new collection of these fun lion colouring pages that we are sure your kids will enjoy colouring in!
Shelly's fabulous lion craft provides an opportunity for younger children to practise their cutting skills!
We already have lots of elephant worksheets, crafts and puzzles but we've added even more! These ones are better suited to older children.
Go dotty with this lovely butterfly craft idea from Shelly! The results are really fabulous...
Support England's Lionesses in today's Women's Euro 2022 final at Wembley! Will the cup be coming home? Is this the year?
My family love puzzles, so I have always had a stock of printable puzzle pages on hand ready for a train or plane journey, a wait at the dentist, a rainy afternoon or just for some quiet thinking time.
Did you know that World Lion Day is the 10th August? We've updated our lion worksheets so that you can get prepared for a lion project.
We've added lots of new resources to support your teaching of Phonics Phase 2 of the DfE's Letters and Sounds document. Even if you are not following their guidance, our resources are a fun, colourful way to support early readers.
Whether your child is starting school in September or you are starting your home education journey, there are lots of fun activities and games that you can play with them to help to prepare to learn to read.
Do you have a child that loves cats? Explore our new cat resources as part of your project.
Will you be participating in the Summer Reading Challenge? You can sign up at any library for free. All the children need to do is to visit the library three times during the summer holidays and read six books.
It is International Tiger Day on 29th July. Sadly, tigers are endangered and their numbers are declining.
I don’t know about you but we’re really feeling the pinch at the minute! So, I’m busy compiling a list of activities and ideas for things to do over the summer that won’t cost a lot of money.
Hello Sunshine! It's suddenly getting warm again, hooray! It's the perfect time to eat ice cream and, of course, learn about ice cream.