As parents and teachers, we all know the importance of of fundamental math concepts early on. One key area that children often find hard to understand is measurements, particularly centimetres and meters. But let’s be honest, teaching these concepts at home can sometimes feel like a challenge. That’s why I’m thrilled to share some fabulous free resources with you today!

At The Mum Educates, we believe that learning should be both fun and accessible for everyone. With these free worksheets on centimeters and meters, your child will not only get the practice they need but also enjoy the process. Whether you’re homeschooling or just looking for some extra help to support what they’re learning in school, these worksheets are perfect for kids in KS1 and KS2.

Related: Free Year 3 Daily Worksheets

Centimetres and Metres Worksheets

Metres and centimetres are difficult but with a few of these free worksheets, they will go from zero to hero! Download our free worksheets and make your child a maths mastermind.

To download simply click on the image and download the PDF file now.

Some common questions:

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Plurals are a critical part of English and should definitely be taught right from the early age. Our creative and interactive plural worksheets are designed specifically for young learners in mind. These worksheets are not only educational but also fun, making language learning an enjoyable experience for kids. Let’s dive in!

Plural Nouns examples:

Some of the examples of Plural nouns are as follows:

• Leaf – Leaves
• goose – geese
• bus – buses
• friend – friends
• Deer – Deer
• Monkey – Monkeys

Free Plural Nouns Worksheets:

Learning plurals doesn’t have to be dull or daunting, especially for kindergarten kids. With these engaging plural worksheets, language learning becomes an exciting adventure filled with discovery and fun.

To download simply click on the image and download the PDF file now.

Make Plurals by adding -s and -es:

In this worksheet, children get hands-on practice adding “-s” and “-es”to singular nouns to make them plural.

Singular or Plural:

In this amazing worksheet children will look at the pictures and choose the correct form of noun. This activity not only reinforces the concept of plurals but also enhances visual recognition skills.

Plural Noun List:

Dive into plurals with our worksheet! Discover singular nouns like ‘cat’ and their plural forms. Fun and engaging for young learners. This contain a great choice of plural words that will help children write plural easily and quickly.

Rules to form the Plural Nouns:

Master plural nouns effortlessly with our ‘Rules to Form Plural Nouns’ worksheet! It breaks down English grammar into six simple rules, from adding ‘-s’ to spotting irregular plurals. Boost your grammar skills in a clear, concise format!

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It’s recommended for your child to learn about emotions at a young age. But what if your child doesn’t know his emotions? Well, you are in luck as we have crafted for your young one some emotion worksheets. Paired with visual illustrations that will seem as if they are coming out of the paper, are thought-out words to enhance your child’s understanding of this topic.

Emotions are a critical component of understanding your well-being and your child will become a master at coping with anger and frustration, the difference between sad and happy. Amidst this, they will also have fun. Download our free worksheets to tour your little one into an extraordinary emotion handler.

Free Emotions and Feelings Worksheets:

To download simply click on the image and download the pdf file.

List of Emotions and Feelings:

Here is the list of emotions and feelings:

• Angry
• Sad
• Happy
• Furious
• Nervous
• Worried
• Stressed
• Excited
• Curious

What is the difference between feelings and emotions?

Emotions are like big waves in your heart, like feeling happy or scared really fast. Feelings are when you think about those waves and if you like them or not, like when you feel safe after a hug. Emotions come first, and feelings are what we understand about those emotions.

More amazing resources:

Are you looking for more free and fun printable like compound words worksheets. Check these worksheets Now:

1. Free Cursive Writing Worksheets
   
2. Free Number Bonds to 10
   

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Our lovely printable will entertain your class on the first day back, loaded with fun puzzles and activities to make your class ecstatic! These will help settle in your students quickly and also help break the ice. We have put much thought into these sheets and they will put your children into the pages as they solve questions and do word searches, they’ll surely think, this will be a fun year!

Also Check: FREE Back to school KS1 Activity Pack 

FREE First Day Back to School Activity Pack:

A “Back to School Activity Mat” is a fun worksheet filled with plenty of activities that will keep them engaged for long period of time. It’s designed to engage kids and help them ease into the new school year.

Download UK Version

Back to school fun activity Mat Free:

A amazing activity mat is a filled with fun activities. It will help kids get excited and settle into the new school year.

All about me New school year Questionaire:

An “All About Me” questionnaire for the new school year is a great way for students to share information about themselves

First Day Back to School:

Download UK Version

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Our Ramadan Journal promises to be delightful for young ones, offering them fun and learning as they navigate through the pages. Giving their minds puzzles to reinforce the significance of Islamic teachings, this journal aims to instil a sense of joy and spirituality, enabling children to embrace the essence of Ramadan wholeheartedly. 

Also check: Ramadan quiz for kids

Free Printable Ramadan Journal for Kids

Our wonderful Ramadan Journal for Kids has some amazing activities such as dot-to-dot, word searches, colouring, colour by code, crosswords and much more. It will provide a nice challenge for children and help them make the most out of this special and holy month. 

To download simple click the image and download the PDF file.

These lovely worksheets will also serve as great discussion starter for the month of Ramadan. Children will love to colour and do these lovely activities which can later by display on the classroom wall or they can take home which can serve as keepsake.

Make the most of this Ramadan by keeping this journal. You can download the full journal by clicking here. Let your children embark on a meaningful and spiritual journey this Ramadan.

Why Keep a Ramadan Journal?

• Helps kids understand the significance of Ramadan.
• Encourages self-reflection and mindfulness.
• Fosters creativity and self-expression.
• Creates a keepsake to cherish and reflect upon in the future.

Why not check out our more free resources: 

Are you looking for more resources like Ramadan Journal for kids? Check these out

1. 30-day Free Ramadan Challenge
   
2. Free Ramadan Colouring Pages for Kids
   

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We all know that Ramadan is not only about fasting but is about strengthening your inner faith and these challenges will allow your children to understand what Ramadan is about. Your children will learn all about Ramadan, whilst earning lots of good deeds and they will also have tons of fun while doing so.

With this 30 Day kids Ramadan challenge, your child will experience all the fun and importance of Ramadan. From learning duas to giving Sadaqah and learning about Prophets, your child will understand the true significance of Ramadan.

30 Day Kids Ramadan Challenge – Free printable

Download the free printable by clicking on the link below and save the PDF file.

This challenge includes:

1. Learn the dua to begin the fast.
2. Wake up for Tahujjud prayer.
3. Pray at the mosque.
4. Recite surah Fatiha and memorize its meaning.
5. Help your parents to prepare suhoor.
6. Learn the dua to open the fast.
7. Make a dua for your parents and family.
8. Send some iftar to your neighbours.
9. Set the iftar table for your family.
10. Watch Islamic cartoons.
11. Give Sadaqah to poor people.
12. Bring a smile to someone. Tell them a joke or story.
13. Feed an animal or water a plant.
14. Read a book about the Prophet Muhammad(pbuh).
15. Write three things you are grateful for.
16. Help homeless people by giving them food.
17. Read Surah Kosar and memorize its meaning.
18. Recite the Quran for 10 minutes.
19. Invite someone for iftar.
20. Recite Zikr 50 times.
21. Read about Prophet Muhammad’s life.
22. Donate to a charity.
23. Teach your friends something new about Ramadan.
24. Help with house chores.
25. Learn the story of Prophet Ibrahim.
26. Donate books or clothes to needy people.
27. Do as many duas and prayers as you can for Laylatul Qadr.
28. Pray Taraweeh.
29. Look for the crescent moon.
30. Decorate your house for Eid.

Why not join our other amazing 30 day challenges:

• Summer Writing Challenge
• Art/DT Challenge for kids – Activities
• Kids fitness challenge 
• Summer Reading Challenge

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Teach your children the days of the week in a fun and educational way by using our super amazing worksheets that will make learning delightful. It’s a basic but crucial concept that sets the stage for understanding time and everyone wants to inculcate to their kids in a smooth way. But guess what? We’ve got some awesome printable resources that make learning the days of the week a breeze!

Printable Days of the Week:

Teaching days of the week does not have to be boring. Here, we have designed the vibrant free Ramadan activity pack that includes 7 worksheets– consisting of fun colouring pages, cool cutting and pasting activities,  tracing, word scramble, and much more.

Ordering Days of the week:

Let’s make learning the days of the week fun by doing interesting colouring, cutting and pasting activities. It will not only help children to memorise the days of the week but also enhance their fine-motor skills. The children have to but the days of the week and stick them in order.

Write the day that comes next?:

Is remembering the sequence of days challenging for your kid? This train themed activity will help reinforce their learning while having plenty of fun. Print now and start practicing days of the week.

Word Scramble Days of the week:

Words scramble is a playful twist in the journey of learning days of the week. It’s super fun for kids to unscramble the letters to reveal the days of week. It encourages critical- thinking and problem solving skills of the kids.

Cut and Stick Days of the Week: 

In this lovely printable the children need to cut the day of the week and stick it to its place. This will help children identify the words and build their word recognition.

Word Search:

Have you ever gone on the quest to find the uncover treasure? Well, word puzzles are alike! This printable Days of the week word search will take you to the quest of finding hidden words like Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and so on. Just imagine the thrill of finding each word, hidden in the grid, grab your magnifying glass and get started.

Colour by Code Days of the week:

Colour by coding is  a wonderful way of reinforcement. It would help not only in inculcating the days of the week but also help the kid committing colours to memory. Kids will love engaging in this interactive activity in which they will decode the days of the week and colour each one according to a special code. 

Trace, cut and paste days of the week: 

Colouring, tracing, cutting and pasting will not only engage the kids in learning but also improve the fine- motor skills, eye-hand coordination and pre-writing skills, with  remarkable hands-on adventure. 

Days of the week Flashcards:

Print these wonderful flashcards in some amazing themes like princess themes, superhero themed, emoji themed and many more. Your children will surely love them and they will keep them hooked.

Days of the week Poster:

A beautiful days of the week poster that will bring plenty of colours to the school décor. Download now and start learning days of the week

How will these free printable days of the week sheets help my Child?

This days of the week pack will help your child to groom in multiple ways, some of them are given below:

• Fine-motor skills: Engaging in cutting and pasting will strengthen their muscles and help in finishing the fine-motor skills.
• Eye- Hands coordination: tracing and colouring will enhance their eye-hand coordination.
• Problem solving skills: word search and scrambling will help you kid to improve their problem solving skills. and providing a strong foundation for learning and problem-solving
• Sequencing skills: Sequencing skills involve organising items, like cannonballs in this activity, in the correct order. Understanding patterns and  following directions is crucial for learning this skill
• Creativity: all the activities included in the pack will foster your kid’s creativity to the next level.

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This Easter Activity Pack can be a great resource to use in the classroom to engage and educate students during the Easter season. By incorporating this Easter Activity Pack into your classroom activities, you can make learning fun and engaging for students during the Easter season.

What is included in Easter Activity Pack for kids?

Word Search:

Easter word search can be a fun and beneficial activity for children, helping them to learn new words, develop cognitive and problem-solving skills, and engage in an interactive and entertaining way during the Easter season.

Easter Comprehension:

Our Easter comprehension activity can be a valuable tool for helping children to develop reading comprehension skills, increase their vocabulary, reinforce learning, foster critical thinking, and promote engagement during the Easter season.

If I were Easter Bunny:

Our lovely If I were Easter Bunny poster can be a fun and creative way to celebrate Easter and decorate your home or classroom.

Colour by Addition:

Colour-by-addition activity can be a fun and educational way for children to improve their math and colouring skills while developing their attention to detail, number recognition, and sense of accomplishment.

My Easter Holiday Snapshots:

Fill this lovely easter holiday snapshot this year and then Reflect on a cherished Easter memory every now and then. This will be a perfect keepsake that can be kept for years to come.

Easter games for children:

Here are some fun Easter games that kids may enjoy:

1. Easter Egg Hunt: Hide plastic eggs filled with treats or small toys around the house or backyard for kids to find.
2. Bunny Hop Relay Race: Divide kids into teams and have them race while hopping like bunnies. The first team to complete the race wins.
3. Pin the Tail on the Bunny: Similar to the classic game of Pin the Tail on the Donkey, blindfolded kids try to pin the tail on a large Easter bunny picture.
4. Egg and Spoon Race: Kids balance a plastic egg on a spoon while racing to the finish line.
5. Egg Toss: Kids pair up and toss a raw egg back and forth without breaking it. After each successful toss, they take a step back, making it harder to catch.

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Thanks to prettygraffik , pixabay, scrapping doodle and teaching happy hearts for their amazing clipart.

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Writing is such an important task for children. To make writing fun for children we have made this amazing writing prompts to support child story writing and narrative skills. Each page contains a picture along with vocabulary that will help children to write about the picture. Once children finish writing they can colour the picture to make their work more attractive.

The pages are full of different fun and creative ideas to let children imagination run wild. From dragons, dark forest or being at a spooky Halloween spot! These writing prompts have it all.

Related: 21 Creative writing story starters for children!

20 Free Picture Writing Prompts with Vocabulary:

Let your child imagination flow smoothly with these fantastic picture writing prompts. These prompts will provide them with plenty of new ideas that they never have thought about.

The prompts also come with writers checklist. Let children take ownership of their writing and self-assess what they have written.

To save the free sheets just click on the image and save a PDF file.

Let us know your favourite writing prompts by commenting below. For more amazing free resources, like and share our Facebook page and also follow us on Pinterest.

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The worksheets are beautifully illustrated with plenty of hands-on activities that will surely keep your kiddos engaged. The activities include: count and subtract, subtraction using fingers, bar model, subtraction using a number line, word problems and many more. All the worksheets are fully aligned with the national curriculum.

Also Read: Free Addition Worksheets

Free Subtraction worksheets:

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Subtraction to 5:

The lovely worksheet is perfect for starting teaching subtraction to early years and reception students. The worksheet has two tasks, the first one is count and subtract, and the second one is subtraction using fingers.

Subtraction to 10:

This fun subtraction worksheet will encourage Year 1 students to subtract using the ten-frame. The children have to count the stars and then cross out the numbers of stars they are subtracting. The second task in the worksheet is perfect to sharpen child fine motor skills along with subtraction skills. The child has to solve the calculation written on the cars and then colour according to the colour code.

Subtraction to 15:

This printable is perfect to reinforce the skills of subtraction using three fantastic tasks. The first task is a game which children can play alone or with his friend. The child has to roll a die and solve the sum in that column. The child who answers most sums won the game. The second task involves completing number sentences and the third task is to complete a bar model.

Also Check: Year 1 Maths and English Book

Subtraction to 20:

This handy sheet features subtraction on the number line and subtraction using dominos. This will help you understand how well children are doing in this specific topic.

Subtraction to 50:

As children move towards bigger numbers the tasks get more challenging. The sheet gives children base ten blocks to solve problems. It is also perfect for teachers to confirm their assessment of students working at greater depth age-related expectations.

Subtraction to 100:

This sheet is handy for Year 2 children to prepare them for SATS. The worksheet includes word problem and subtracting two-digit numbers and matching them with the correct answer.

Related: KS1 Mastering Multiplication Workbook – Ages 5-7 – Year 1 & Year 2

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Our 2D shapes lesson is bursting with engaging ways to learn about circle, square, triangle, rectangle, oval, hexagon, pentagon and octagon.

Try this wonderful poem, which children will love and will never forget about these shapes. For my children, it has given them a purpose to learn the properties of 2D shapes they didn’t previously know. I hope it works well for you all too.

Download 2D shapes poem

Print our word cards, laminate them and show them to kids daily to help them remember the shapes for long.

Download 2D shapes word card

Download the sheet and help children to practice the 2D skills.

I hope you enjoy learning 2D shapes. If you need any help please contact me Thanks.

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Solve missing number problems using Inverse

In math, addition and subtraction are inverse operations. When we add, we are putting together.  When we subtract, we are taking apart. The following poster explains the inverse operation in detail.

I saw a poem on Facebook and I loved it (Thanks to the unknown teacher). I have adapted the poem in my own words. It helped my children so much, I hope it will help you all as well.

Make sure your children know the numbers facts well. Using facts to solve problems means understanding that subtraction is the inverse of addition and vice versa. Therefore, if you know that 7 + 3 = 10, you could find the missing number in 10 – ? = 3 by using the same numbers.

Practice your skills:

Teach students to find missing numbers and solve subtraction with this set of practice sheets! The practice sheets build in difficulty as the first sheet is targeted with numbers up to 20 and the next sheet is up to 100.

I hope you enjoy this lesson. If you have any questions please contact me. Thanks

(if you find any error please contact me, so I can rectify it)

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