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Print out these four sequencing cards and muddle them u, then ask the children to put them in the right order after reading the story of Jesus healing a crippled woman. You could also cut apart the story section and pictures and ask the children to match those first for an extra activity.
Children love learning about animals. Animals are a really useful hook to get younger ones interested in some discussion work and small world play.
Combine this 1-page Invertebrates Display Poster with our Vertebrates Display Posters for an interesting and educational animal classification wall display.
After learning about different animal groups, can the kids match up the animals to their correct classification name? We have two versions of this worksheet - one in colour and one in black and white.
Use this game to learn about how we group animals.
We have created two versions of this animal classification memory game. One is colour coded to help children remember which group the animals belong to.
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We have created six colourful display posters that describe different groups of vertebrates: amphibians, birds, fish, mammals and reptiles. These are perfect if you are learning how animals are grouped and classified as part of a science project.
The children can practice their knowledge of the alphabet this autumn with our fun worksheet. Can they fill in the missing letters of the alphabet on the autumn leaves?
Can the children grab some crayons or felt-tip pens and then colour in the autumn leaves using the colours written on each leaf?
This useful poster teaches the children the names of the different parts of a leaf. Why not ask them to pick up a leaf from outside and then name the different parts using the poster as a guide?
Challenge the children's counting skills this autumn with our fun Autumn Leaf Missing Numbers worksheet. There are 50 leaves on this worksheet, but some of the numbers are missing - can the children fill them in correctly?
The kids can practice their counting skills up to 10 by filling in the missing numbers on the autumn leaves.
Use these beautiful photos of animals to revise how we classify animals into different groups. Print the pictures, cut them out and mix them up. Ask the kids to sort them into piles with the name of each animal group.
We have created these vibrant, colourful posters showing different groups of animals. You could use them to create a display for your science project.
We've created some more animal code breaker jokes for the kids to decipher and enjoy. These are a really popular, code-breaking, giggly activity for the kids!
There are four caption cards to print and cut out on this page, perfect for simple sequencing activities or to use as part of a classroom display about the story of The Burning Bush.
These 4 Bible colouring pages show the story told in Exodus 3:1 - 12, about God giving a rather frightened Moses a job after he sees flames coming out of a bush. We've added simple captions to each page to help tell the story.
Print and fold our handy printable booklet which tells the story of The Burning Bush with simple, easy-to-read sentences. We've included pictures for the children to colour in too.
Ask the children to read or listen to our retelling of Exodus 3:1 - 12, where Moses sees a burning bush and is then given a job to do by God, then find out what the children remember with this simple comprehension paper.
Cut out the four cards on this printable sheet then mix them up and ask the children to read them and put the story of The Burning Bush into the right order.
We've retold the story of The Burning Bush in child-friendly language in this lovely story and colouring book, whilst keeping to the structure and verses of Exodus 3:1-12.