Year 1 Halloween Mystery Pictures (Colour by Answer)

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A fun and engaging Year 1 summer activity booklet featuring maths, literacy and science challenges. Ideal for home learning or early finishers, with answer sheets included.
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Keep young learners engaged over the summer with this fun and educational Year 1 Summer Activity Booklet. Designed to support key Stage 1 skills, this versatile resource combines maths, science and literacy challenges with a bright seasonal theme that children will love. Perfect for summer holiday home learning or as an early-finisher activity in the classroom, this booklet offers a wide variety of engaging tasks to reinforce essential skills in an enjoyable way. Children will practise counting, phonics, number work and problem-solving while exploring summer-themed activities. Included activities: Count and colour exercises Write the missing phonemes Colour by numbers Wordsearch puzzles Summer-themed place value tasks Addition and subtraction challenges Tricky word colouring Missing numbers in 2s, 5s and 10s Butterfly shape activities My summer holiday bucket list writing task To make printing flexible and efficient, answer sheets are conveniently provided at the end of the booklet, allowing you to print only what you need. This comprehensive Year 1 summer booklet is ideal for maintaining learning momentum, building confidence, and keeping children motivated during the holidays or throughout the school day.
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