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Sort out the fact from the fiction with our honey bee cut and paste sorting activity. It's a good way to check what your child has learned - or perhaps set them off on a research project about bees.

Grab some clothes pegs, your printer and scissors, and cut out these lovely bee counting peg cards for little kids! They are very cute! And of course the bee on its own is the Queen Bee...

This worksheet asks kids to put these bee species into alphabetical order - and marvel at the names! It's hard to believe that there are over 250 species in the UK, isn't it?

Measure the bees! This worksheet is a simple exercise in using a ruler. We have UK and US versions.

Use these simple caption cards telling the story of Cain and Abel with our Cain and Abel Colouring Pages, or perhaps as a sequencing activity.

We've added simple captions to this set of 4 colouring pages illustrating the Bible story of Cain and Abel for kids. Why not colour them in and put them up on display for children to revisit? Or create your own colouring page folder of Bible stories...

Colour the pictures that illustrate the story of Cain and Abel, which we have retold in child-friendly language, while keeping to the structure and verses 1-15 of Genesis Chapter 4.

Cut out the four cards and muddle them up, then ask children to read them to put the story of Cain and Abel into the correct order. You could also cut the pictures and story sections apart and ask children to match the picture and story together as well as putting them into the right order.

Lizards and snakes are both types of reptiles. Ask the kids to find out similarities and differences between them and write them down on this Venn diagram.