Whether you’re a parent, teacher, or caregiver, we’ve got you covered in our fun and engaging worksheets and perfectly tailored for preschool kids. From coloring pages to counting exercises, these resources are sure to keep your little ones entertained while promoting early learning skills. 

Free Preschool Easter Worksheets for Kids:

Are you ready to join the easter fun with these lovely easter theme worksheets. These worksheets will help your little one learn phonics, shapes measurement, labelling the bunny and much more.

Each activity is carefully hand created to make them interesting and engaging for young schoolers. With colorful illustration and eye catching activities its sure to keep children busy and engaged for longer period of time.

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

Phonics: Beginning sounds:

Our colorful “Beginning Sounds Worksheet,”  will engage children and helps them build their phonics knowledge. The worksheets features familiar objects and animals where child has to say the name of the object that start with the beginning letter and then color the image.

Telling Time to the Hour:

Practice telling time with our engaging Preschool Easter Worksheets! Children learn to read analogue clocks and identify the hour hand for each hour, reinforcing essential time-telling skills in a fun and interactive way.

Identifying Shapes:

Learn the shapes all around us with this fun cut and paste activity sheet! Children identify various real-world objects and paste them in the correct column. Kids will learn geometric shapes, fostering an understanding of shape recognition in everyday life.

Phonics, Missing Vowel:

Boost phonics skills with this engaging easter phonics worksheet! Children fill in the missing vowel to complete each word, reinforcing vowel sound recognition and spelling proficiency in a playful way.

Measuring Objects:

In this fun sheet children use a ten-block stick to measure the length of various objects, practicing basic measurement skills and understanding the concept of units.

US Spelling PDF

Make the word:

Engage young learners with this fun worksheet! Children examine each picture and choose the corresponding letter that make the word, enhancing vocabulary and literacy skills through visual recognition and word association.

US Spelling PDF

Label the Bunny:

This fun worksheet will let children label the bunny’s body part. It will help children learn the body parts using this wonderful activity.

Comparing Numbers:

This is the perfect worksheet to practice comparing numbers. Kids will compare number and see which number is less than, greater than or equal to the other number.

Commonly asked questions about Easter:

1. When is easter?
   Easter is a special holiday when we celebrate Jesus coming back to life. We also have fun with egg hunts, Easter baskets, and spending time with family and friends!
2. What easter means?
   Easter symbolizes Jesus’ resurrection, signifying renewal. It’s a time for reflection and joy with loved ones.

More fun Easter worksheets for Kids:

Why not check out our other fun and free Preschool Easter Worksheets for Kids. 

1. Easter Activities Pack for kids
   
2. Free Easter Writing Prompts for kids
   

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The times table not only makes the maths journey stress free but is also helpful in day to day life such as counting money, dividing amounts and much more. 7 Times table is often hard to learn as it’s a prime number and it has infinite multiples but worry not we have made some amazing resources that will help your child master it within no time.

What is 7 times table?

Times tables are very important to learn as they help children in day to day life. Examples include: dividing things among multiple people, cooking gardening and much more.  Practising time table daily using the time times table chart will help your child learn the times table quickly. Keep practising until the learning is secure and the child has a full grip on the topic.

We have also created a beautiful 7 times table bookmark that children can keep in their reading book and practice their times table whenever they can.

7 Time table chart:

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7 Times Table Bookmark:

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7 Times table to 10:

The multiplication times table to 7 include:

1 x 7 = 7
2 x 7 = 14
3 x 7 = 21
4 x 7 = 28
5 x 7 = 35
6 x 7 = 42
7 x 7 = 49
8 x 7 = 56
9 x 7 = 63
10 x 7 = 70

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7 times table to 20:

The 7 times table to 20 includes

11 x 7 = 77
12 x 7 = 84
13 x 7 = 91
14 x 7 = 98
15 x 7 = 105
16 x 7 = 112
17 x 7 = 119
18 x 7 = 126
19 x 7 = 133
20 x 7 = 340

Multiplication Square:

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7 Times Table worksheets:

Download this lovely worksheet that will help children practice their 7 times table in a fun way. 

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A wonderful Free 7 times table word problems worksheet with lovely illustrations. Children will love to solve the worksheets over and over again.

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Why are times tables so important?

Learning and memorising times table by heart is very important for a strong maths foundation. As children memorise all the times table, they can solve complex math problems quickly and become more fluent in their mental arithmetic. Being fluent in times table help children in their other key math concepts like addition, subtraction, division and long multiplication problems.

Mastering times table gives confidence to children in their everyday life too. For example, if you have seven 5p coins in your piggy bank. The quickest way to find out how much money you have is to times 5 by 7.  Just do 5×7=30 and you will know that you have 30p in your piggy bank. 

How can I practice my times table at home?

Make memorising times table fun for your child so they can learn more quickly and perform better in their maths lessons in school. There are 6 best ways to help your child practice their times table at home.

1. Use flashcards to play different fun games. 
2. Use sticky notes to write the multiples of times table you are looking to practice. Ask your child to collect the sticky notes and put them in order. 
3. Some children are visual learners. Stick the multiplication chart where they can see them daily. It will also help them to memorise the times table.
4. Multiplication Times table songs on YouTube.
5.  Recite Times tables in different voice styles. For example robot voice, posh voice etc
6. Online Times games like Hit the button, would also give good practice to the children
7. Bang Bang! is a fun game that two children can play together. Let children sit back to back, and the parent, says a timetable. The first to turn around to the partner and say answer with a “Bang Bang” after wins! 

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Related: Free Addition Worksheets Year 1

Free Number bonds of 10 worksheets

Let your children learn the number bonds with our amazing free worksheets. Teachers can use them in class or can give them as their homework tasks. The worksheets can also be laminated so that they can be used over and over again.

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

Rainbow of 10:

A visual worksheet that will strengthen the knowledge of number bonds and keep children engaged.

Number bonds of 10 Ten Frame

The lovely activity is great to support young children in their understanding of the number bonds of ten. It can also be used to assess the child’s understanding of number bonds.

Number bonds of 10 – Missing numbers

The beautiful cactus theme worksheet is perfect to consolidate the children learning and give them the good practice of their number bonds. The children need to recall their number bonds and fill in the missing spaces to make 10.

Narwhals Number bonds of 10

A lovely activity that can be done alone or in a small group. The child needs to identify the number bonds, match them and colour the narwhals to finish the activity. This sheet not only consolidates number bonds but will also sharpen the child’s fine motor skills.

Number bonds of 10 Part whole model using pictorial representations

Let children experience the number bonds using pictorial representations so feel confident and learn visually. The kids will count the dots and then finish the part-whole model to make 10. Once children finish their work they can colour the beautiful pictures on the sheet.

What are Number Bonds?

Number bonds to 10 are just two numbers that add together to make 10. They are also known as addition facts, fact families and many other names. There are only 5 pairs of numbers in number bonds of 10.

The numbers included are:

1 and 9

2 and 8

3 and 7

4 and 6

5 and 5

How can I help my child to understand number bonds?

Our wonderful worksheets will help consolidate the number bonds to 10  while providing support to the children so that they can practice the facts. The beautiful illustration will keep children engaged and excited. Once children finish their work they can then colour in the pictures to display their work in the classroom.

Why are number bonds important?

As well all know addition and subtraction are the backbones of Mathematics. If children are good in their addition and subtraction then they are good in all aspects of maths. Number bonds help children to develop a strong foundation of addition and subtraction. Once they know the number bonds to 10, they can work out other complex arithmetic problems quickly and efficiently.

Once children mastered number bonds to 10 they are introduced to number bonds to 20 which helps them massively in the latter stages of their learning.

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These KS1 and early years focused sheets are great for children working on valentine topic. Each sheet has lots of beautiful and colourful illustrations which children can colour. Why not check our other amazing Year 1 and Year 2 resources. Download your sheets now by clicking on the images below.

How Valentine printables and activities are useful for my child?

Polish your children maths skills with these highly motivating and engaging worksheets. The children will work on these Valentine-themed KS1 worksheets which will also enhance their fine motor skills as they will be doing plenty of colouring. The word search will help children find the words and enhance their spelling. The addition and numbers worksheets will polish their numeracy skills.

Which sheets are included in Free Valentine Printables?

The pack includes

1. Word Search:
2. Find and Colour 100 square
3. Missing numbers to 20
4. Valentine’s Numbers
5. Colour by numbers
6. Valentine’s addition to 10

Word Search: 

The beautiful word search worksheet will work as a gateway to discuss the topic of valentines such as love, kindness and affection. The children need to find 9 words from the sheet.

Find and colour 100 Square:

The lovely place value resource with the twist of valentines day is suitable for children in Year 1 and Year 2. Children will read the clues and colour the 100 square accordingly.

Missing Numbers to 20:

Another fun and engaging free valentine printable that will surely mesmerise your child. The children need to fill in the missing numbers and colour the pictures in the end.

Valentine’s numbers:

The valentines number worksheet is great for number recognition and teaching place value with beautiful pictures.

Addition to 10:

Let children explore the world of addition with this highly motivating worksheet with a twist of valentines theme. Download now and start practising addition.

Colour by numbers

This worksheet offers a perfect blend of addition and subtraction up to 20. The children need to solve the sums and colour the part of the picture according to their colour code.

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What is a Hundred Number Square?

A hundred number square is a visual teaching aid for children where numbers are laid out in a 10×10 grid from 1 to 100. The 100 square helps children to visualise the number patterns. It is also a great aid in doing addition subtraction, multiplication and other math problems.

You might also like the beautiful themed 100 squares to make learning more fun and interesting. There are over 10 different themes to print from.

Free Hundred Number Square Worksheets

Bring the number fun to your class with these amazing worksheets. Download now by clicking on the image.

The worksheet below features 100 square with some missing parts. The children need to work out which numbers are missing and then complete the whole number square.

Use this worksheet in your class to check children 100 square knowledge. You can also use it in pairs where a child needs to finish quicker than their partner.

An engaging activity where children need to fill in 10 more, 10 less and 1 more, 1 less than the given number.

Let children find and colour the 100 square by answering the questions given.

A wonderful 100 square game that is targeted at younger children. The children need to find the number hidden under the picture and then write the number on the next page opposite the correct picture.

How do hundred square worksheets will help children in their learning?

The superb worksheets will help children learn and practice numbers up to 100. It will also help children improve their problem-solving skills. The printables are beautifully presented which will help fill any gaps in children learning and making sure that they meet the national curriculum targets.

Also, check: Top 10 Free online Maths Games for Year 1 Kids

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Free 100 Square – Printable

To spark children’s imagination and make lessons more interactive, we have made some themed versions of this resource. These themes consist of Summer icecream themed hundred number square, Fairy themed hundred number square, Llama, Dinosaur, Halloween theme, Blank hundred square and many more. You can also laminate the sheet so kids can use them over and over again.

To download simply click the image below and download the PDF file.

Some beautifully illustrated 100 squares which children can colour and enjoy.

How does “100 squares” grid help children in their maths?

The 100 square is a wonderful resource to help children learn numbers from the start. The hundred square will help children investigate how to find multiples of numbers, how even or odd numbers are situated across the grid, how to count on and backwards from a number and much more. For younger children, it is a great resource for recognition and writing numbers.

Also, check: Top 10 Free online Maths Games for Year 1 Kids

Activities to do with Hundred Square:

We have made a list of some activities that your children will love to play.

1. Let children learn their timetables by skipping counting and colouring the squares. This activity will also help children visualize their timetable and thus aiding their learning process.
2. Cut the number grid into puzzle pieces now let children put the puzzle pieces back together and see who is the fastest.
3. Cut all the numbers separately, ask children to put them in a pattern of 2s, 5s or 10s.
4. Ask someone older than you to play the teacher: pupil game with you. The teacher says to put the counter on the number that is 1 more or less than a given number. If you get the answer right, you get a point. If you get the answer wrong, the teacher (your partner) gets the point. The winner is the person with the most points after 5 minutes!

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What is a place value in maths?

Place value helps us identify the worth of each digit. We use it to understand if the value or worth of a digit is thousands, hundreds, tens or ones.

For instance, in 5426 the “5” is 5000, “4” is 400, “2” is 200 and “6” is ones.

What do children need to know about Place value in Year 1?

According to the national curriculum, Year 1 children are expected to:

1. Count and read numbers from 0 to 100.
2. More than, less than and equals to
3. Count in 2s, 5s and 10s
4.  Identify and represent numbers using objects and pictorial representations like numbers line, ten frames and base 10 blocks.

How to use these Place Value worksheets with your children?

Our amazing place value worksheets are great for teaching children the most important concept of maths and that is Place value. Place value is a basis for our entire number system. As children start to learn from counting objects they gradually move to tougher concepts of maths.

Why not try some amazing free online math games for year 1? Check our list of free Online Math games for Year 1.

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Fun classroom activities to teach place value:

1. Claps and Clicks:
   The teacher writes a two-digit number on the board. The child has to say the number by clapping for tens and clicking for ones. For example, the number is 36. The child has to clap 3 times and clicks 6 times.
2. Roll and Collect:
   Put children in pairs. Give each pair a dice, as they roll a number they collect it with base ten blocks. When they have enough ones they exchange them for a ten. They also keep a scoreboard by writing how many they have after each turn. Set them a target number, the first one to reach it is the winner.
3. Number Bump:
   Give pair of children an empty number line or grid. Child one writes 1 then bumps it to partner to write next number 2 keep going till reach they reach 20.

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Consolidate the key maths skills this summer with this fun maths challenge. Children need to just do one challenge every day for the next 30 days. There is plenty of fun activities to educate and entertain kids. The skills covered in this challenge include addition, subtraction, times table, counting, estimation, fraction and much more.

Related: 50 Kids Educational Activities to do at home while schools are closed

Once kids finish this challenge why not ask them to take part in our other amazing 30-day challenge. Check our most popular 30-day Life skills challenge which will help children learn key life skills.

30-day Kids Maths Challenge:

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

The challenge includes:

1. Count how many pair of shoes you have.
2. Learn and write the properties of 2 different 2D shape.
3. Walk to the park. How long it took you to reach the park?
4. Clean your room daily for one week and write down the times.
5. How fast can you say and write numbers 1 – 100? Ask an adult to time you.
6. Measure your sibling’s height.
7. Go to the park and find twigs. How many did you find?
8. Play your favourite game with your family and see who scores the most points.
9. Compare the weights of your family. Find the difference between the lightest and heaviest person.
10. Get two coins from each person in your house. Calculate how much money do you have?
11. Bake a pizza with your mum and share it equally with your sibling.
12. Grab a packet of biscuits. Share one quarter with your sibling or friend.
13. Find a five-sided shape in your house. Write the name of the shape.
14. Make a tally chart of the favourite fruit of your family.
15. Look for your favourite toy online. Compare the prices to find the best deal.
16. Find a cube in your house and then write its properties.
17. Estimate weight of watermelon in kg. Ask a grown-up to weigh it.
18. Make two different patterns using blocks.
19. Find a 3D shape in your house that doesn’t stack. Explain your answer.
20. Hang a wet towel outside. How much time did it take to dry?
21. Learn 10s times table and then write it down.
22. Learn how many hours and minutes are there in one day.
23. Read 3 books and then add the number of pages you have read.
24. What is 27 less than 50? How do you know?
25. Collect 40 objects around the house. Put them in the groups of 5 and then skip count in 5s.
26. Learn to add numbers using a number line.
27. Make a meal for your family and then work out the cost of a meal per person.
28. Make the biggest number with digits 5, 0 and 9.
29. Learn to tell the time to o’clock and half past.
30. Make a bar chart showing the average daily temperature of your city.

Be a part of our other amazing challenges:

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

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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 fun and educational worksheets feature addition to 5, addition to 10, addition to 15, addition to 20, addition to 50 and addition to 100. The resource makes it easier for teachers and parents. The sheets have plenty of fun activities including addition on a number line, counting pictures, addition using dice, counting and colouring, and many other activities to improve the addition skills. All the activities are linked to the national curriculum “Add and subtract”.

Also Check: Reception Workbook – Math and English – Age 5-6

Free Addition Worksheets:

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Addition to 5:

This worksheet is perfect for teaching addition for the first time. Children have to count the pictures and write the answer.

Addition to 10:

The worksheets feature two activities including addition using tens frame and addition using fingers.

Addition to 15:

This fun worksheet is a great way to help children build skills. The pictorial activities will make it easier for children to solve it.

Addition to 20:

Addition to 20 printable brings two different tasks for children. The first task is counting on the dominos to find the answer. The second task is fluency based task where children have to count on the number line to find the answer.

Addition to 50:

As children move up the ladder the tasks get more challenging. In this sheet, children have to count the base 10 blocks to form their number. Also, children need to count the coins to find the answer.

Addition to 100:

The last worksheet covers addition to 100. The two tasks involve solving the calculations and matching them with the correct answer, and finally some word problems.

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

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Also Read: 4-A-Day Maths Reception Book – Early Years

What is included in the Reception workbook?

Our fun Reception workbook covers math and English on all topics. The book will help your little one learn numbers, alphabets and everything they need to shine in their Reception class. It covers various topics like shapes, counting, forming numbers, pattern, addition, subtraction, forming letters, writing sounds, rhyming words and much more. All the activities are designed in a fun way. children will surely love to do all the activities.

The workbook has over 50 pages and more than 40 different fun activities that will surely keep your kids busy.

Activities included in the workbook:

There are more than 30 different activities included.

• Tracing Numbers
• Counting
• Ordering
• Addition
• Subtraction
• Match the sum
• Add and Colour
• Word Problems
• Measurement
• Capacity
• Weighing
• Pattern
• Identify numbers using base 10
• 2D and 3D Shapes
• Ture or false
• Colouring the picture
• Tracing Alphabets
• Missing letters
• Rhyming words
• Word Search
• Colour the sounds
• Punctuation

and many more!

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Are you looking for ways to keeps kids active? Scavenger hunt provides plenty of entertainment and fun for the kids of all ages. Children can play in teams or alone. From indoor to outdoor, science to maths and senses to textures we got everything you need. Keep the children away from the TV and help them stay active.

Related: 30-day Art/DT challenge for kids + Free Printable

Fun Scavenger Hunt for Kids.

Winter Indoor Scavenger Hunt:

Are your kids bored while staying inside this winter? We have made a fun printable scavenger hunt which will surely entertain the kids and can be used over and over again.

My Favourite Things Scavenger Hunt:

What’s your child’s favourite food? or What’s their favourite toy? Know everything about your child with this lovely “My favourite things” Scavenger hunt.

Father’s Day Scavenger Hunt:

Celebrate Father’s day and all he does with this amazing scavenger hunt. We have made two different styles to suit your child.

Summer Scavenger Hunt:

Keep children occupied this summer with this amazing summer scavenger hunt.

Rainbow Scavenger Hunt:

Hand over this fun colour scavenger hunt printable to your children and get them moving.

Materials Scavenger Hunt:

Reinforce the understanding and identification of materials with this colourful Materials Scavenger Hunt.

Book Scavenger Hunt:

Garden Scavenger Hunt:

As we are entering the warmer days, this fun garden scavenger hunt will definitely be a super-duper hit. Ask your children to go out explore and tick as many items as possible.

Math Scavenger Hunt:

Teach your children math with this fun Math scavenger hunt. Ask your children to use books, magazines and boxes around the house in search of the things listed below.

Science Scavenger Hunt:

Take your child to a science adventure with this fun scavenger hunt.

Gratitude Scavenger Hunt:

Let children appreciate all the good things and people they have in their life with this wonderful Gratitude Scavenger Hunt.

Shapes Scavenger Hunt:

The shapes scavenger hunt requires children to search for 2d and 3d shapes around the house or in the garden. Help children build their knowledge of shapes with this fun activity.

Phonics Phase 2 Scavenger Hunt:

Our fun Phase 2 Phonics Scavenger Hunt aims to make learning fun and enjoyable for children. Kids have to read the words, find the words and finally colour the pictures given.

Phonics Phase 3 Scavenger Hunt:

Phase 4 Scavenger Hunt:

Related: 50 Kids Educational Activities to do at home while schools are closed.

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