Online games can provide loads of entertainment and keep children busy for hours. Scrambler's ramble is a race for the sunflowers. Kids can help Scrambler collect as many sunflowers as they can by making him jump high and go fast.

Rhyming poems are a great way to introduce kids to poetry. Teach them how to write some great kids poems that are fun and silly, all the while learning some valuable lessons in poetry and writing.

Acrostic poetry can be a lot of fun for kids and adults alike. Grab your pencils and sit yourself down with your imagination and get ready to write about yourself, your pet or even your favourite season. The only limit is your imagination.  

Learning to tie shoelaces is an important developmental milestone for kids, but what about lacing up your shoes? Did you know there;s more than 30 different ways of lacing shoes? This cool zipper shoe lacing method is usually used for lacing up skates.

In every home you can usually find a large array of fruits. But does everyone know the colours and how they fit into the rainbow? Test the kids out and make the fruit salad with fruits from the rainbow - then enjoy!

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.

Who is who in celebrity world? What about politics? Or bring it closer to home, what about the family? This is a great game for kids of any age to learn who is who where they need to.

3D shapes for kids are not always easy to teach. They can be difficult to draw and often have funny names. What makes a 3D shape?  Let's look at the cylinder.

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 V.

Music is a great learning activity for kids. It involves intervals and mathematical principles. Making this popsicle stick harmonica will get your kids thinking about how sound works and why some sounds are higher than others.

Let's look at triangles. Every triangle has the same features although they can vary in their angles. To recognise a triangle, you need to look at two basic features. Ask the kids if it has 3 sides and 3 angles. If it does, it is a triangle. Check out these printables for kids.

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.

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 M.

Most kids think of the 10 times tables fondly and counting their fingers and toes is where they mostly begin. Patterns in numbers are better recognised if there is a visual aid. Print off this chart for the kids to become more familiar with the patterns of the 10 times table.

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. Here's N.

Frantic fours are not-so-fun for kids but we can help you change that. These printable four times table charts are turning things around. Print, colour and create with the times tables like never before. Kids can even make a poster with this printable chart turning frantic fours into fun!

This FREE maths printable and colouring-in page helps improve kids' counting skills. First, they fill out the underwater bubbles with even numbers - so they count by twos. Then, when they're done, they can colour in their happy little whale friend!

3D shapes for kids are not always easy to teach. They can be difficult to draw and often have funny names. What makes a 3D shape?  Let's look at the sphere.

As the name suggests, the octagon has eight sides. For the shape to qualify as an octagon, it must have eight straight sides and eight angles but all lines must close. Have a look at our octagon printable and print it off for the kids to colour in.

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.

Learning the times tables is one of the most important building blocks for a child's maths development. Here is a fun multiplication game with FREE printable that will help your child with their nine times table. All they need is 10 fingers! 

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. Here's H.

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 United States of America, its flag and enjoy a colouring page too!

Making this practise board for tying shoelaces is a fun craft activity and will also finish up as a great learning game for kids.  

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 Brazil and its flag with this colouring printable flag for kids.  

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.

The eight times tables are anything but easy for kids to learn. Make it a little easier by printing off these multiplication charts. Your child can colour, cut, scramble and even create a fun poster to familiarise themselves with the patterns made when the eights are multiplied.

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.