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Teacher Appreciation Week and Teacher Appreciation Day are the perfect time - but not the only time! - to let the teachers in our lives know how much we appreciate them. I've just added a couple of new printables to help you do just that!
The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge are soon to become parents for the second time and we can't wait to find out if Prince George will have a little brother or sister!
We are continuing to upgrade our "family" topic and today I've added a new collection of printables for learning about the family and family relationships, designed for a "My Family" or "All About Me" theme.
Something new and different today! As part of our "Around the World" section, we've been looking at some of England's better-known landmarks.
Parents, grandparents, children, siblings, aunts and uncles ... that's lots of family words for children to learn. Younger children often struggle to grasp the relationship between the different members of the family too.
Once Sarah got started on these alphabet challenge puzzles, she couldn't stop! With over 20 to choose from (and a few more coming later this week) you'll find one for holidays, vacations, topics, hobbies ... and all sorts.
Looking ahead to Earth Day on 22nd April, I've just added two sets of earth posters - one featuring the alphabet, and the other featuring numbers 1-20. They are super easy to cut out and I think they will make a bright Earth Day display!
After lots of re-organisation and pulling together of bits and pieces, you can now find (easily) all our alphabet activities, by letter, from A through to Z.
Yet another addition to our St George's Day offering - these stepping stone puzzles are a fun way of sneaking in some practice at times tables, odds and evens and the alphabet!
I've added even more new St George's Day puzzles to the site today - a word search, "how many words" puzzle, two mazes for different ages, and some English landmarks puzzles for older children. Lots to explore!
These lovely, colourful letters print out one per page and they look so pretty on your spring display boards or perhaps hanging in a spring window...
Find them here: Spring Letters
Perfect for using on St George's Day, we have three of our popular "boggler" puzzles for the kids to enjoy. You can play these puzzles solo, in a group, competitively or not!
To complete our offering of worksheets for the number words, here are finger tracing worksheets for the numbers zero to twenty. These are designed as the first place to start.
Here's the next set in our number word worksheets. This collection - for the numbers 0 to 20 - offer a large numeral to colour in and the corresponding word below for tracing.
I'm looking at number words today, and have just uploaded this first set of handwriting worksheets, each featuring a number from one to twenty.
The idea behind our "colour pop" colouring pages is that sometimes a blank background can seem a little intimidating when it comes to colouring in.
We've added lots of pretty new rose colouring pages and printables to the site today.
Not long to go now until the biggest One Day International Cricket tournament starts! If you have a cricket fan in the family, head on over to our new Cricket World Cup page to gather some activities together...
Here's a fun way to start each day!
