Handwriting: The letter p
Handwriting is a skill that improves over time and with practise. Tracing shapes, sounding out letters and writing the alphabet will help children improve their handwriting, reading and language skills.
How to make a kite
Nothing beats flying a kite – except making one with your kids! Make a kite that really flies, this fun winter art and craft activity for kids will get them out of the winter blues and keep them active!
Make a straw flute
Big kids and little kids will love this easy musical craft activity. All you need are straws, scissors and sticky tape, to turn your trash into musical treasure and a fun kids craft.
Make a felt iPad cover
This activity shows you, step-by-step with images, how to make a funky felted-patchwork iPad cover with a lining. Your kids will love helping you cut felt squares and rectangles to make the iPad cover. Great for teaching kids not only sewing craft but how to take care of valuable things.
Toy packing game
Baby's learn activities very quickly teach them in and out with this game they will very quickly start to copy and do it on their own
Vampire lollipops
Every child loves Halloween time and what better way to accessorise your kids' Halloween bags than with these fun little vampires lollipops. They are easy to make and your children with have a blast with this fun kids art and craft activity.
Learning the ABC: The letter O
Learning to write starts a lot earlier than most parents think. Those scribbles, shapes and hard pressed pieces of artwork your child produces is the first stepping stone. Turning that artwork into letters can be tricky. These free printables encourage learning with colour. Try with O.
Egg memory game
No srambled eggs for breakky this Easter! Instead, you will have the kids occupied for hours with this fun memory game in a carton!
Kids games: Mazes – level 1
Kids love puzzles and there are few better ways to entertain kids than with these great printable mazes. Whether you are making a puzzle book or just printing a couple of mazes to keep them busy, these mazes will not disappoint. These level 1 mazes are best suited to kids aged 5-7.
Edible apple necklace
Making a necklace has never been tastier. Try threading apples and other fruits for this great edible craft activity for kids. Enjoy craft more when it's edible!
Kids games: Dot to dot – level 2
All kids love a good dot to dot and these printables are the perfect kids activity. A slightly more challenging set up, these level 2 dot to dots are recommended for kids aged 5-7 years old.
Baby tummy time activity
From a very young age, babies are learning, observing and experiencing the world around them. Encourage this by giving your baby plenty of tummy time. It is a fantastic way to help baby develop muscles and observation skills!
Tongue twisters: Anemone
Tongue twisters are a great way to develop speech and help younger kids to learn good speech skills
Pet kennel
All kids love a bit of art and craft. With this super cool activity, kids can make their very own pet house for whichever pet they choose. Kids will love making, decorating and getting messy whilst having all this fun!
Hey Diddle Diddle
Teach your kids the lyrics to your favourite nursery rhymes and they'll remember them forever.
Make a winter mobile
Make a pretty winter snowflake mobile with this very simple paper craft that children of all ages will love to make. Using only a piece of paper and your hands (no scissors required!), you will be astonished by how lovely these snowflakes are when hanging together on a coathanger.
Edible necklaces and bracelets
Jewellery that is pretty and edible? Kids will love this edible necklaces and bracelets art and craft activity because they can design their own gorgeous accessories and then eat them when they're done.
Fishing pond
You will need a helper for this fun party game - and make sure that you tie the string at the shoulder height of your party guests.
Make button invitations
These cute as a button invitations are great for a rainy day of crafting or as a cute invitation to your child's very own craft party.
Flags of the world: China
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 China and its flag with this colouring printable flag for kids.
Catch the monster by the tail
Catching a monster is a great spin on duck, duck, goose. All kids will have fun catching a monster. You could even add a little spin to it by making a monster mask and having your monster wear it to chase the ghost.
Wriggly toilet roll snake
Raid the recycling bin for toilet rolls and you'll have an afternoon of craft activities ready to go. Start with this wriggly wiggly toilet roll snake. Your toddler will love playing with his new toy.
Origami samurai hat
This paper origami samurai hat is a fancy Japanese version of the old sailor's hat made out of newspaper. If you want to, you can make a really big one and wear it!
Story challenge game
This is a wonderful imaginative game that challenges you and your kids to use your creativity to tell crazy fun stories. Play with the family or at your next kids party and enjoy the laughs and giggle that will follow.
Magnetic paper clip experiment
Science experiments are fun to do and great for children to learn. This magnetic paper clip experiment is simple to do and will teach your kids about magnetic forces.
April Fools’ Day prank: Incorrect answers
April starts with a laugh and a giggle thanks to April Fools' Day! What better way to begin a new month than with some fun practical jokes? This one is a clever prank that kids can play on each other.
Scarecrow tiggy
What's a kids' party without a game of tiggy? Scarecrow tiggy offers a fun spin on the classic game, where the scarecrow must freeze in position when tagged. To be free, someone must crawl through their legs! This is a great party game that adults can play, too!
Where is the slipper?
This pass-around activity requires a small amount of advance setup time but is worth the effort because your guests will have a ball playing this fun party game.
Egg carton maths game
If your child needs some help with maths, try making it a fun hands on learning activity with this egg carton maths game for kids.
Maths for kids: Mathematical lines
Many times in maths we come across things that we don't always understand. Lines and their meanings can be tricky. This is why we have put together a printable guide to show the differences between a ray, a line and other such maths terms for kids.