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This exciting World Cup 2026-themed resource pack is perfect for engaging learners through art, geography, sport, literacy, and creative classroom activities! Students will love exploring the countries that have qualified for the FIFA World Cup while designing, colouring, matching, researching, and creating. Included in this resource: Blank soccer shirt templates to design and colourBlank soccer boots from different angles to colour and decorateSoccer socks and kit design pagesBla

These Soccer World Cup 2026 Match Recording Sheets are a fun and engaging way for learners to follow the excitement of the tournament while developing observation, recording, and discussion skills. Students can use the sheets individually to keep track of matches, scores, favourite teams, standout goals, and tournament highlights as the World Cup unfolds. The resource can also be enlarged and displayed as a whole-class recording sheet, creating an interactive classroom display that can be update

Bring the world's largest sporting event into your classroom with this versatile, high-engagement geography resource! Designed for the 2026 FIFA World Cup, this pack helps students visualize global connections, continental layouts, and the scale of international travel. Whether you are teaching map skills, cardinal directions, or global cultures, this resource provides a relevant, real-world hook that will capture the interest of soccer fans and curious students alike. What’s Included in this re

Bring the excitement of the World Cup into your classroom with this engaging, cross-curricular activity pack! This resource combines Math, reading comprehension, and creative writing in a fun and meaningful way. In the first activity, learners use the official match schedule to record 10 World Cup matches onto a blank June calendar, helping them develop calendar skills, date recognition, and attention to detail. Next, learners work with short extracts of match information to answer questions ab

Make learning multiples fun and interactive with this hands-on cut-and-paste maths activity! Perfect for reinforcing multiplication concepts, this resource encourages learners to think critically while actively engaging with numbers. Children begin by cutting out a variety of colourful, numbered fish. They then sort and paste each fish into the correct fish tank according to its multiples. For example, a fish showing the number 18 can be placed in both the multiples of 2 and multiples of 3 tanks

This workbook includes a Christmas story with comprehension and language questions. It also includes various other literacy tasks, such as sequencing sentences to make a sensible story; filling appropriate words in sentences according to context; a word search based on synonyms and antonyms and creative writing tasks. Numeracy activities include working out simple sums to break a code to read a secret message and a colour-by-number picture. There is also a creative activity where learners design

This Thanksgiving Workbook includes numerous literacy and numeracy activities. The activities are fun and engaging and many of them can be done individually or in pairs or groups. There are: creative writing activities, spelling practice, poetry, a word search, 3 different quizzes on Thanksgiving (short answer and multiple choice), a crossword, Bingo (instructions and playing cards included), an activity to practice time (on analogue clocks) based on a Thanksgiving story, a 'left and right' acti

This resource includes: a poem with questions; a close procedure where learners think of suitable words in context (or choose from ideas provided); math word problem; and pages to write dialogues between friends, expressing thankfulness. All these activities have a thanksgiving theme.

A fun math activity encouraging students to relate their lives to numbers. The activity involves counting, addition and subtraction, time, the part-part-whole concept and writing numbers in different ways.

This "Thanksgiving Time Adventure" activity combines storytelling with a hands-on clock-setting task, allowing children to practice telling time while enjoying a heartwarming Thanksgiving tale. It's both educational and fun, perfect for the holiday season! There are big clocks to cut out and physically move the hands to the correct times, and there is a worksheet with 6 clocks on which the clock hands can be drawn according to the times mentioned in the story. There is also a creative writing ac

This resource is an easy way to introduce the most basic concept of coding, using patterns/codes to follow a path. There are 10 different robot code cards (and the option of making your own). The cards are to be used to find a way through a robot maze, following the code of each specific card. There are also A4 size robots and different coloured buttons that can be used to change the current colours on the robots. These pages can be used in activities where learners copy codes and/or continue co

Practice analogue and digital time. These are simple activities to practice identifying and recording time as well as solving simple story sums/word problems. These worksheets can be used for practice of the concept of time and also for assessment. These pages could also be used for homework activities to practice and reinforce analogue and digital time.

This is a math matching game. There are cards with sums on them and a matching card for each that has the answers on them. Learners play in pairs or groups, trying to find matching pairs by working out the sums. There are addition, subtraction and multiplication sum cards available to use as needed.

These pages introduce the concept of doubling very simply. There are pictures to assist understanding and simple sums to practice doubling. There is a page of story sums that require doubling in order to solve the problem.

This workbook centres around the theme of Valentine's. It includes literacy and numeracy activities and some general fun tasks. Activities include, for example, odd and even, picture sums, bonds of 10 and 20; antonyms, verbs, creative writing, etc.

This resource introduces sharing (basic division) in a very simple and practical way. There are worksheet exercises to practice sharing – there is an option of having division sums to complete or doing the same exercise without the sums. There are A4 pages to be copied as aids for hands-on practice: items (sweets, cookies, etc.) to cut out and physically share,  plates on which to put the items and cards of children with whom to share. There is also a page on which to write the sums during/after

These two pages are a simple way of practising and/or assessing the learners' knowledge of the 3 x table. It can be used as a classwork activity, an assessment activity or sent as a homework activity. For learners who are only starting to learn their 3x table, these activities can be used with a page that has the 3x table for them to look at and find the answers.

These pages contain pyramids with number clues and missing numbers. Learners need to work out the calculations to get the missing numbers. Accuracy is key. It is a good exercise to assess calculation accuracy and it is very easy marking.

Learners watch the video on how to bake Rice Krispies Cakes. They write out the ingredients and the method, according to what they saw in the video. They need to look on the webpage to find out the amounts of each ingredient. The learners then make these at home and bring one/some to school to share their baking with the class. Afterwards, each learner rates their own baking.

Practice the concepts of more than and less than in a very simple, introductory way. Practice simple addition with one-to-one correspondence, provided by the pictures in the sums.