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Our story paper (with lines or handwriting lines) is designed for children to write about what they see or make up a story. Here is a typical school scene of children waiting in line in a crocodile to spark their imagination!
These children are about to enjoy a Waitangi Day barbecue! Print and colour in...
Join in the fun on Waitangi Day with this Waitangi Day party colouring page for younger children!
Here's a Waitangi Day printable puzzle for kids. How many smaller words can you make from the letters in Waitangi Day?
Here's a colouring page of the Welsh flag to print and colour in.
Useful for teaching kids about simple school rules, this colouring page captures the busy-ness of a school corridor and has lots of detail for kids to colour in.
Children can use this story paper to describe the school corridor scene they see or to spark the imagination for a story of their own.
It is great to be able to walk to and from school if you can, and have fun with your friends. Kids can write all about it, make up a story, or describe what they see in the picture on this fun walking to school story paper.
Print, fold and write in these cute origami mini booklets illustrated with the Australian wallaby. Use them for facts, information, drawings or even stories! Choose from lined or blank booklets and then just click the links below to download and print.
What's the difference between a wallaby and a kangaroo? Write about it using these printable notebooking pages! Choose from two designs, and just click on the links below to download printable versions.
Wallace Hartley (1878 1912) was a violinist and the bandleader on the Titanic. He and the Titanic's orchestra of eight men continued to play throughout the Titanic disaster, calming passengers as they climbed onto the lifeboats or faced their final moments.
The game "War" makes an easy introduction to card playing for kids without too many rules to complicate the game. You need one standard deck of cards and 2 (or 3) players.
This picture of a girl remembering to wash her hands is just one of a set of colouring pages designed to introduce simple rules to school age children.
Print out our story paper (lined or handwriting) so that kids can describe the scene they see or to spark their imagination for a story of their own.
We all love to display our child's best school work and art work, but sometimes the fridge will only hold so much! A "washing line" is an original way to display work and can be used flat against a wall or across a room.
Whether you are studying history, geography or just looking for an interesting writing project, this colouring page and printable story paper make it fun! How about writing what you imagine what the children in the picture are thinking?
Here's a simple outline watch colouring page to print for the kids to colour in. Click the link below for the printable version.
Watch Your Step is a fun educational maths game which helps to teach your child simple number bonds. Each player will need two coloured counters. You will also need a die and a copy of the board below to play this game.
Show your support for your team or country by decorating a baseball cap with your flag - fun to make and wear! We also made patriotic T Shirts to match.
Why not weave an autumn loom to show off the treasures you collect on your walks during the season? We've also seen them referred to as "fairy looms" and they look fantastic on display in the garden.