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Practise number bonds to 10 with this fun and easy hands-on maths activity using a whiteboard and physical manipulatives.
Combine counting and fine motor skills practise in this fun hands-on maths activity for early learners.
In this fun maths and colouring activity, children need to solve the maths question in each petal. Does the answer to each petal equal the number in the middle of the flower? Find the odd one out with these addition and subtraction activities.
Focus on fine motor skills and counting with this fun and hands-on maths activity using small marshmallows and tongs.
Kids love using marshmallows as a maths tool. This number game reinforces the skill of counting to 100 and using a tally chart as a method of recording data
Writing a letter to Santa is a great way to practise writing skills in a fun and non-threatening way. This template works well for younger children who still find writing sentences a little overwhelming.
This Christmas-themed Shape Hunt worksheet focuses on shape recognition of circles, squares, triangles, ovals, hexagons and rectangles as well as counting.
Fun with phonics means simple, hands-on activities. This easy alphabet game will help with letter recognition and fine motor skills.
Make numbers fun with this simple maths game for preschool. Practise multiple skills in one easy game - number recognition, colour recognition, reading, fun.
This hands-on letter and colour sorting game is easy to prepare and is a fun way to practice letter and colour recognition skills.
Recognising and matching initial sounds is fun with this magnetic alphabet phonics activity. See if your child can match each picture to the right letter. Use a mix of upper and lower case letters for an extra challenge.
This fun and easy letter recognition matching game helps children develop speed and accuracy with identifying letter sounds out of order.
Making sticker patterns is a fun way to encourage concentration, classification skills and fine motor abilities.
Scrabble is great fun but for younger children, it is better to start with a simplified version. This game is great for blending and practising the spelling of CVC (consonant-vowel-consonant) words.
