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Explore the different ways that we can move our bodies with this fun physical activity sheet. Ask the kids to have a go at the things on the sheet and then give them a tick if they can do it. If they can't, help them to practise to perfect their skills.
This is a really fun activity which can be repeated each year to see how much you've grown. To measure your hand span, spread out your fingers as wide as you can and measure from the tip of the thumb to the tip of the little finger.
This is such a funny old favourite poem of mine. When I saw these lovely animal flautists I remembered the poem and had to combine them! This is a fantastic poem for children to learn off by heart, because it is great fun to say out loud and always gets a good response.
We made this poster to accompany one of our Vocab Busters packs - but of course it features two of Roald Dahl's favourite characters, Matilda and Miss Honey.
The poem "Arithmetic" by Carl Sandburg was written many years ago but children will still find it funny now - especially those who love maths and hate maths! Here's a printable version.
Start the kids off on a fun programme of new vocabularly - beginning in week 1 of September with a collection of 5 school-themed words. We've provided all sorts of fun ways to help them learn the words, and a page of puzzles for revision at the end.
Here is level 2 for September week 1 of our Vocab Busters programme, ready for the new school year with a collection of 5 interesting school-themed words for the children to learn.
Here are 5 more school themed words in our Level 3 Vocab Busters pack for the first week of September. We've included a poster featuring familiar characters to help them assimilate one of the words - and that's another of the words they will be learning this week!
These lovely ladybird colouring pages show our cute ladybirds going to school and learning to read and write, play with friends and enjoy all sorts of crafty activities! Download them all in one pdf file below.
This cute colouring page shows a ladybird looking through a telescope at the planets and stars, and is fun for younger children with an interest in space (or ladybirds!) to colour in.
3 ladybird friends are enjoying a chat and a kick-around in the playground in this oh-so-cute colouring page, perfect for school starters and younger children going back to school.
Do you have a scurry of squirrels in your garden, or a dray of squirrels in the park? Whichever of these fun posters you choose, it will help children remember the collective noun for a group of squirrels.
These useful word cards contain much of the vocabulary you will need when you are learning about the life cycle of a squirrel with your children. We've included a blank card too, in case you want to add your own.
We have 4 versions of our life cycle of a squirrel story paper to choose from: colour or black and white, and lined or with handwriting lines. These pages can be used for children to write down what they know about the squirrel's life cycle, or perhaps for copywork too.
Each of the cards in this 3-page pdf contains part of description of the life cycle of a squirrel. Cut them up, jumble them up, and let the kids put them back into the correct order.
Cut out the pictures on the second page of this worksheet, and stick them into the correct position on the first page. It's an easy activity for younger children and will help them learn the 4 stages we depict in the life cycle of a squirrel.
There are 3 posters included in this collection depicting the life cycle of a squirrel. Choose the one that is most appropriate for the age of your children.
Choose from 3 versions of our life cycle of a squirrel labelling worksheet: one asking children to name each picture prompted, one asking children to name each picture unprompted, and one asking children to describe each stage.
We've included 5 worksheets in this pdf file for children to get lots of handwriting practice while you learn about the life cycle of a squirrel!
This pdf file contains 2 life cycle of a squirrel colouring pages. The first depicts the life cycle in the same way as other teaching resources in this section. The second would be perfect for the cover of a project, or perhaps to head a display on the notice board.