There is nothing mums love more on Mothers Day than receiving homemade gifts made by the loving hands of her children. This year your kids can choose a heartwarming Mothers Day poems for the bookmark, card, or photoframe they are making specially for Mothers Day.
Learning all of the different types of words out there can be challenging but we have worked out a way that your kids can have fun with them all. From anagrams to nouns, compound words to palindromes, we have the answers - and soon, so will they! Chek out the verb worksheet for kids.
Back-to-back balloon pop is a fun birthday party game to keep kids active and laughing. Get popping those balloons now!
Yet another use for the humble cardboard box! Cut it up, decorate it and turn it into a dollhouse. At pack-up time, this flat-pack home simply pulls apart and stores flat - Ikea would be so proud!
Make your own injury-proof lightsabers out of a pool noodle. Your kids will love playing Star Wars with this easy homemade lightsaber idea. Soon, your kids will be using 'the force'!
Get the Halloween party started right with the Monster mash freeze dance! Start the music and let the laughter loose as your kids and their friends dance their monster best. This is a fun activity to get any party rocking.
Learn all about primary colours with Henry's egg factory. Henry teaches kids what primary colours are and how to mix them to make a whole new colour with this educational online game.
Show Daddy you love him this Father's day with a wonderful poem and some special words. Either print or write this poem for Dad to remind him of how special he is to you.
This is a fun summery twist on the standard pinata game (and it doesn't involve sugar!). Load up some balloons, tie them up to make a water balloon pinata and you've got yourself a seriously fun party game.
Flags of the world are often taught to our children in middle primary school. They learn briefly about the history of the country and what the flag and its colours represent. Learn a little bit about the Union Jack of the United Kingdom with this colouring printable flag for kids.
Try this string art project if you're willing to tackle a complex idea to engage older kids. We've used a heart shape but you can use whatever simple shape you like, including the initial of your child's first name.
Grab out the paper plate and decorate. You will have to add a little bit of art and a lot of craft to them before you hang them though. Follow these instructions and decorate the house for Halloween.
This activity teaches baby to learn where objects are and spacial awareness
Making paper planes is a simple paper craft activity for kids that will lead to some great outdoor games as you fly your paper airplanes. This mantis design comes with its own landing gear!
Tongue twisters help develop speech skills in young children as well as older children who need additional help with speech therapy.
There's no limit to the places the kids imaginations will go when they create really cool ocean crafts. From plate oceans to puppets, the ocean creatures will have the kids occupied for hours.
With this simple science experiment children will enjoy learning how quicksand works and playing with it.
Nursery rhymes are a fun way to teach your children about music, rhyme and language
Carved pumpkins are the most iconic of Halloween images, but they can be a little tricky to do. Instead, get the kids involved and create a jack-o-lantern without arming yourself with a knife! We’ve used painted thumb tacks to create this look. Here’s how.
Kids love playing around in sand. Try using bath products for a new twist on imaginative play at the beach or backyard sandpit.
At the end of any rainbow is a pot of gold! Make your own lucky rainbow with this simple cotton wool craft for little kids that will help them to learn the colours of the rainbow. It's also a perfect St Patrick's Day craft activity. Luck of the Irish be with you!
You can help your children learn the simplest paper trick around: fold a heart shape into an envelope. It makes a cute Valentine's Day gift, Mother's Day present or just a sweet message for someone you love. Awww ...
Putting on make-up is always fun, especially when it is the kids online activity Make-up Barbie. Your child can play with make-up colours, hair styles and clothing for Barbie and you never have to worry about cleaning anything up!
Enhance your child's maths skills no matter what their age. Pick your child's age bracket and let these online maths games enhance addition, subtraction, division and multiplication for all ages, as well as clock reading, fractions and more.
Teach your kids the lyrics to your favourite nursery rhymes and they'll remember them forever.
Getting together for some Halloween fun does not have to be a chore with decorations spread across the house. These simple, no fuss games have been created for when the resources are low and the imagination has to be called upon.
Whether you have a small bowl or a large tank, there is no doubt fish add a relaxing element to your home. But, if you don't have either, you might like to add fish of the printable kind.
Delight little mermaid fans by making this mermaid tail for her. She will love playing lots of imaginary games wearing her fishy tail
What could be cooler than having your very own superhero symbol? Better than Batman's bat signal, you could have your own superhero emblem with this light experiment. This is a fun activity for sleepovers or superhero parties, too.
Traditionally, firecrackers are let off each Chinese New year to warn away the man-eating monster Nian. Now your kids can make their own Chinese firecrackers with this pretry craft activity.
