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There's a "read and draw" worksheet for each one of the digraphs and trigraphs introduced in Phase Three. These worksheets are fantastic for checking your child's reading comprehension and a really fun activity too, with some intersting drawing challenges!
Super simple but useful for reinforcing the letters and sounds that children learn in Phase Three, these spell and colour worksheets are sure to go down well with the kids.
Colour in the autumn leaves according to the key, and learn your Phase Three tricky words at the same time!
Instead of a colour by number activity, this is a colour by tricky word activity! Who knew that learning your tricky words could be such fun!
Learning the Phase Three tricky words is so much fun with this colouring activity. No numbers - just tricky words in our key and a pretty butterfly to colour in...
Read the words on the autumn leaves and colour them in according to the key - then count them up!
Whether you choose the black and white or colour version of this Jack o' Lantern Halloween mask, it's a quick and easy way to dress up for Halloween!
Choose from colour or black and white versions of this fun Jack o' Lantern lacing card - which has simple outlines for cutting out and lacing. Older children could use smaller stitches to "sew" along the black lines around the eyes and mouth and decorate the hat-band too.
The simple outlines of this ghost lacing card make it the perfect project for younger children. Choose from colour or black and white, so that they can colour it in before they lace it...
The colourful flowers decorating this Day of the Dead mask make it really special! Cut out the stars carefully as peep-holes and either attach to a stick or wooden spoon, or use elastic so that your child can wear the mask.
This super mask looks so effective once you cut the purple hearts out for eye holes! Of course you can use it as decoration - or even a lacing or sewing card or base for a collage - too.
Sometimes colouring in the background of a page is the tedious bit, so on this Day of the Dead wreath colour pop colouring page there's no need to do it! We've filled it in with this lovely bright pink colour, very appropriate for Day of the Dead celebrations.
We've filled the background of this Day of the Dead "colour pop" colouring page so that the kids can concentrate on colouring in the interesting details - and also to make their colouring really stand out.
Colour in this fabulous Day of the Dead wreath colouring page using bright colours. Kids could use flourescent or glow in the dark pens too, add glitter or collage - anything to make the wreath really stand out!
Isn't this Day of the Dead wreath striking? With its fabulous colours and black background it will make a stand-out decoration for your Day of the Dead celebrations.
This lovely Harvest wreath is a quick activity for the kids. Just print, cut out, punch a hole for a ribbon and hang it up...
This fun "wreath" colouring page makes a perfect colour and cut out activity for younger children, and is fun to display for autumn or Harvest Festival. Colour the fruit and vegetables and scarecrow, and the background of wheat...
We've pre-coloured the background of this Halloween wreath "colour pop" colouring page so that it isn't so intimidating for younger children, and they can concentrate on colouring in the interesting bits!
Print and colour a spooky wreath for Halloween! When done, cut it out and put it up on display - it makes a quick Halloween craft and decoration!
This fun Halloween wreath is a simple and quick activity for kids. Just print onto card, cut out, punch a hole for ribbon and hang up on display. You could put a few in your windows or on your front door to welcome trick-or-treaters on Halloween night!