This template shows A calculator for colouring, counting and discussion.

A candy cane for coloring and a stripeless candy cane that children can decorate and color. The same templates are also available as colour-by-number activities for older children.

Here are two templates Christmas Bells to colour and a join the dots activity to make the same drawing

This template is a variation on the Snakes and Ladders game. This is a easy, fun game for children and families to play together. Included in the PDF version (download here) are instructions on how to play.

Here is a template of a clock with separate hands. Cut out hands and attach to the clock with a pin in the centre so you can change the time or draw hands to emphasise particular times (sleep time, play time, etc) on this clock

These templates show heart shapes including mazes and a join the dots to make a heart

A template with a single hexagon and one with multiple hexagons to colour

Jack-o-Lantern – with three mazes within a Jack-o-Lantern for Halloween, easy, medium and hard. Can you get from start to finish?

These templates show an upper case X, lower case x and comic sans Xx

Use this template to make a calendar for one month, or print twelves and make a calendar for a who year. These make great personalised gifts.

This template shows Number – 0, zero or nought.

This template shows Number – 1

This template shows Number – 2

This template shows Number – 3

This template shows Number – 4

This template shows Number – five

This template shows the Number 6

This template shows the Number 7

This template shows Number – 8

This template shows Number – 9

These cards can be used to practice numbers or math as mathematical symbols have been included. Simply print the templates (card stock works best) and cut along the dotted lines. Combine various numbers to make larger numbers (ie. 1 + 0 = 10; 2 + 5 = 25). For numbers with 3 or more digits Read more

This template shows an Octagon

This template shows a Pentagon

Three pizza templates – blank to draw or glue on your own ingredients, or ready-made to colour.

This is a template of a ruler to colour and discuss.

Click image for the full-size template Related skills: fine motor, language Discussion Topics: Colour the template. Talk about all the different types of scissors – safety scissors with blunt ends for children, dressmaking scissors, small embroidery scissors, manicurist’s nail scissors, hairdresser’s scissors, garden scissors. Big scissors are often called shears. What occupations can you think Read more

These shape matching cards can be used for matching games, memory games, to practice vocabulary and more! Color them before playing or play with them as is.

This template shows some common shapes for discussion, colouring and to make into shape matching puzzles.

One template of a snake to colour and one to connect the dots

This template shows a Teacup

This is a teddy bear template with corresponding color-by-number template in two versions: “easy” and “hard”.