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This first set of worksheets simply asks children to identify the longer or shorter in each group of objects. The last activity is to draw a longer worm or a shorter caterpillar, to make the worksheets a little bit more fun!
Children should identify and circle or colour the tallest and shortest in each group. Each of the worksheets ends with an extra activity, asking the children to draw a taller or shorter building.
This set of 2 worksheets asks children to identify the tallest and shortest in the group and colour them in according to instructions. The second worksheet also asks the children to recognise and colour in objects which are the same height.
These word cards introduce the first measurement words that children will need to learn - including comparative adjectives for measuring length and height and simple metric (UK) and traditional (US) units of measurement.
This cube net printable is the perfect hands-on way to learn about this 3D shape! Choose from our pre-coloured or plain white versions, then print onto card, cut out and stick together by glueing the flaps.
Our cuboid net is perfect if you're introducing the concept of 3D shapes. Choose from either our ready-coloured or plain white versions below, print onto some card, cut out then stick together by glueing the flaps. Also great for craft projects!
Here's a fun, hands-on worksheet to test how much the children understand 3D shapes. Can they use the squared paper to complete the nets of a cube, cuboid and pyramid, then cut out and make the 3D shapes?
Can the children match the 3D shapes on the left to the correct net on the right? There are 3 shapes to try and figure out...
Learn how a pyramid is formed with the help of this pyramid net printable. Print onto some card, cut out, then glue the flaps together to make a 3D pyramid. Choose from two versions below: blank, or ready coloured in bright yellow.
These fun playdough mats encourage a hands-on approach for learning about 3D shapes! Can the children make each of the shapes (a sphere, cube, cuboid and pyramid), then answer the questions about each one? You can laminate the mats so that they can be used over again.
Try some fun vocabulary games with this cute minibeast vocabulary die. Younger kids can simply say the name of the minibeast, and older children can have a go at spelling them too. Or throw the die and the minibeast that lands face up becomes the central character in a creative story!
Learning the names of minibeasts can be tricky, but it'll be lots of fun with this cute minibeast vocabulary die. Print out either our pre-coloured or black and white version (the kids can colour the pictures themselves), cut-out and stick together by glueing the flaps.
There are lots of ways to use our spring vocabulary die at home or in the classroom. Younger kids can simply roll the dice then say the word, but older children can try spelling the words correctly. Simply print, fold and glue your die to begin.
This fun and colourful St Patrick's Day vocabulary die is an ideal way to spark creative writing and storytelling skills among young learners. Make the die by printing onto card, cutting out the shape and glueing the flaps. Also great for simple vocabulary games.
Make this fun African animal vocabulary die for the kids (or older children can make it themselves) by printing one of our versions below, then cutting out, folding and glueing the flaps to stick it together.
The names of some African animals can be quite hard to remember, but the kids will enjoy learning them with this fun vocabulary die. If you choose the black and white version the children can colour in the pictures on the die too.
Are you learning about British Wildlife at the moment? Help the kids learn to remember and spell the names of animals and birds with the help of our fun vocabulary die. You could also use it for brain-storming all kinds of writing projects.
Our British wildlife vocabulary die is perfect encouraging the imagination and for language development.
There are lots of fun vocabulary games you can try with this adorable farm animal die. Start off simple with spelling or naming the animals, then try asking the kids to write or say a sentence including each animal.
We have two versions of this Easter vocabulary die to choose from, a pretty pre-coloured version or black and white for the kids to colour in themselves. Make the die by cutting out, folding and glueing the flaps together, then use for lots of fun Easter-themed vocabulary games.