What's New

We've chosen a number of pictures associated with a particular colour - bananas, daffodils and lemons for yellow, for example - and made them easy to cut up and use for all sorts of colour activities, particularly with our Colour Sorting Mats.

Which two primary colours do you need to mix together to create the secondary colour shown? Grab a set of crayons and fill in the worksheet...

Here's a useful printable poster / chart showing how red and yellow make orange, red and blue make purple, and yellow and blue make green. Laminate it and keep it handy, and use it with our colour mixing worksheets.

Here's a simple colour match up worksheet for early learners, who need to draw a line from the colour words on the left to the correct colour splodge on the right.

Are you learning about the colour blue? Why not get the kids to colour in these "blue" pictures!

Here's a fun puzzle / drawing activity which will challenge the children's copying and pen control skills! Copy the missing bits of the cat on the left by referring to the picture of the cat on the right.

Our cat word tracing activity is perfect for early learners and their first phonics work. Colour the picture and sound and trace the C-V-C word beneath.

Our cat handwriting worksheet is such a useful one for early phonics learners! Say the sounds, put them together, and then learn to trace the letters too.

Encourage the children to get creative with an easy acrostic poem using the letters in the word CAT. You could also use these printables as writing frames. The pdf below contains 4 pages for you to chose from.