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This dot to dot activity will help with a child's counting. Kids draw a line from dot number 1 to dot number 2, then from dot number 2 to dot number 3, 3 to 4, and so on. They continue to join the dots until they have connected all of them and then colour the picture.

Year 1 maths - A year one level worksheet showing children how to count forwards and backwards from one to ten.

Children design their own road safety sign.

A year 1 history worksheet - Where do they live? Draw a line to match each occupant with their home.

A year 1 primary resource in R.E. This worksheet is in a comprehension style on Harvest Festival.

A blend is a word formed from parts of two or more other words. Students are asked to fill in the missing 'st' sound to the words and complete the sentences.

This word search includes 10 words that are all related to materials. Can you find the 10 words hidden in the puzzle?

Year 2 English - Spellings worksheet. All of these spellings end in 'er'. Read through the spellings and then complete the spelling work by writing the spelling words in alphabetical order.

Year 2 Science - 2f Using electricity. Students find the electricity words in the grid.

Students label the things that Finnegan will see at the train station.

Year 2 Maths - This worksheet teaches children to write numbers in words and digits.

Mazes are a fun activity and a great way for kids to practise their penmanship skills by encouraging them to stay within the lines. Kids help the puppy find his way to his kennel. There is only one way leading to the kennel.

Mazes are a fun activity and a great way for kids to practise their penmanship skills by encouraging them to stay within the lines. Kids help the firefighter find his way to the fire engine. There is only one way leading to the kennel.

This basic maths worksheet for year 3 was created to help kids practise subtracting 9 with horizontal subtraction questions.

Year 3 Science - Unit 3A: Teeth and eating.

Year 3 Geography - This worksheet is great to use as a fun exercise when teaching children about weather.

Year 3 History: Stone Age to Iron Age. What did people in the Stone Age eat? How did they hunt for food? This worksheet includes some facts about what life was like in the Stone Age. Students read through the text and then answer the questions. There is also an activity included for students to draw their own ancient art!

A year 3 general knowledge resource including 12 questions for students to answer.

What is important in a good friend? Students answer questions about the qualities of being a good friend.

Students solve the Sudoku puzzle by using logical reasoning and critical thinking skills. They complete each grid by writing the numbers 1, 2, 3, and 4 in each row, column, and block once and only once.

A year 4 literacy worksheet on alphabetical order.

A year 4 comprehension about Maundy Thursday with questions to follow.

Year 4 Reasoning - Critical thinking worksheet: What's the question? Students are asked to read the answers and think of appropriate questions for each one.

What were houses like in the Indus Valley? What food did the Indus people eat? What did they wear? Students are asked to read through the text and then answer the questions.

A year 4 general knowledge worksheet that includes 12 questions for students to answer.

These fun brain teasers are a great way to get a child's brain ticking! There are 12 questions for students to answer. Good luck!

Year 5 Science - Unit 5A Keeping healthy.

Year 5 Geography - Students read some facts about water then fill in the missing information and find the words hidden in the word search.

Year 5 History - Who were the ancient Greeks?

Math: Division - 21 division questions dividing 5 digits by 1.

A KS2 literacy worksheet on choosing to, too or two.

What do you think makes a good friend? If your friend was sad, what would you do to make them feel better? Students answer questions about friendship.

Students solve the Sudoku puzzle by using logical reasoning and critical thinking skills. They complete each grid by writing the numbers 1 - 9 in each row, column, and block once and only once.

This year 6 geography worksheet includes interesting facts about the River Nile. Children read the comprehension and answer the questions.

Students are asked to write an acrostic poem about Remembrance Day. Start each line with a word or phrase that starts with the letter on that line.

Students are asked to read through the poem and underline the correct spelling of the word in brackets. They are then asked to write down the meaning of some of the words from the poem.

This worksheet is an excellent resource to get your child thinking, improve their writing skills and build their vocabulary. Students write as many words as they can using the words 'poetry day'.

When you compare two things, you look for their similarities and their differences. Write a comparison and contrast paper about a film and a book about the same topic.

This KS2 reading comprehension includes a passage with some interesting facts about the Statue of Liberty. Children read the text and then answer the questions that follow.

This KS2 worksheet asks children to read the facts and decide which country is being described.

This list shows adjectives that describe condition. Teachers can use it with their students or children can put it in the front of their folders as an extra resource.

Famous Inventions - Write an acrostic poem about the bicycle. Start each line with a word or phrase that starts with the letter on that line.

This KS2 reading comprehension includes some interesting information about the River Severn. Students must read the text and answer the accompanying study questions.

Students are asked to write an acrostic poem about a volcano. An acrostic poem is where the first letters of each line spell out the word or phrase.

This short story can be used in any English language lesson. A girl is talking about her baby brother. Students are asked to read through the short passage and then answer the multiple choice questions.