One download for the whole week
Teachers who buy themed bundles on marketplaces get a fixed set of pages. A theme pack is made for your class: every page has a child’s name on it, the difficulty matches their year group, and you choose which activities go in.What each year group gets
- Nursery. Straight and zigzag lines, an easy maze, dots to 10, a 12 by 12 mystery picture, matching and colouring.
- Reception. Waves and bumps, dots to 20, a 16 by 16 mystery picture and a picture word search.
- Year 1. Loops, a harder maze, counting by 2s, a mystery picture coded with sums and a picture crossword.
Every tool on its own
Each activity also has its own maker with more choices: name tracing, tracing lines, mazes, dot to dot, colour by number and picture puzzles.Curriculum links in England
- Fine motorReception children hold a pencil effectively and show growing accuracy and care when drawing.
- ReceptionThe Number goal covers numbers to 10, and Numerical Patterns includes counting aloud beyond 20.
- Year 1Pupils count in multiples of 2, 5 and 10 and add and subtract within 20.
The Nursery, Reception and Year 1 levels follow the way schools in England are organised: the EYFS in Nursery and Reception, then Year 1 as the first year of the national curriculum.
Some themes come from North America, such as fall and Thanksgiving, so for an English class choose sets like animals or under the sea in the autumn term, and winter for the weeks before Christmas. Half-term holidays in late October and mid-February are natural points to change theme.
Summarised in our own words from the EYFS statutory framework (early learning goals) and the National Curriculum in England: mathematics programmes of study (DfE).
