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A traditional part of the Mexican Day of the Dead celebrations are the calavera - or sugar skulls. Made of sugar and decorated with lots of bright coloured icing, they look spooky and enticing at the same time!
Colourful bunting in two sizes, huge letters to string up or stick up as part of your parties / displays - these are the lovely, colourful, gruesome new display printables just added to
We've been filling in some gaps in our animals collection - so here are some lovely new animal "scenes" for the kids to colour as well as colouring cards and story paper. Perfect for World Animal Day.
We've added new animal posters and printable greetings cards for seals, skunks, platypuses, possums, wildebeests and rabbits today - perfect for brightening up walls or projects or the post! There are many more on the website, too, of course.
This week's flowers of the Commonwealth colouring pages come from Guyana and India.
Our second stop on our Commonwealth tour this week is the Carribean nation of Guyana.
Today, continuing our tour of the Commonwealth, we've published a big bundle of new resources about India. You can learn a little about this fascinating country and enjoy everything f
We've added three fun new farm / tractor themed mazes to our Farm Puzzles collection - with degrees of difficulty, up to very challenging!
Some of our members have been asking us to create activities for the Mexican holiday, Day of the Dead - or Dia de los Muertos.
If the kids like tractors, head on over to our tractors page for all sorts of new activities, just added.
Grab the pens and pencils and get creative with these new "complete the monster" printables - 6 in total, in either colour or black and white.
Did you know that Activity Village has some great resources about the water cycle? Shelly and her family try some of them out in this guest post.
Decorate your rooms with pretty seasonal bunting! We've added autumn flag bunting in 2 new sizes, and bunting spelling out Harvest Festival too.
With 2 new flowers a week, it won't be long before we have the whole set.
Each week we learn about a new "Famous Person of the Week" - and this week it is Joan of Arc, a remarkable young girl who convinced a French king to let her ride at the head of his
We've been updating and adding all sorts of lovely new worksheets and printables to the Commonwealth countries, 2 per week.
Sam has been having a lot of fun producing some amazing self portraits, exploring facial symmetry (or the lack of it) and thinking about the things he likes.
We've been looking at the moon this week - particularly the phases of the moon.
There's something exciting and romantic about the large, orange harvest moon, so we decided to make the most of it with these three new harvest moon crafts ideas.
We've got something new for autumn this year - a collection of activities specifically for the harvest moon, which will appear on 25th September this year.