Year 4 Halloween Mystery Pictures (Colour by Answer)

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A fun Year 4 summer activity booklet with maths and literacy challenges. Perfect for home learning or early finishers, with answers included.
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Keep children engaged and learning throughout the summer with this comprehensive Year 4 Summer Activity Booklet. Designed to support Key Stage 2 maths and literacy skills, this resource combines a variety of fun, summer-themed challenges to help reinforce learning in an enjoyable and meaningful way. Ideal for summer holiday home learning or as an early-finisher resource in the classroom, this booklet provides a range of activities that develop problem-solving, spelling, reasoning and numeracy skills while maintaining motivation during the warmer months. Included activities: Summer code breaker challenge Summer spelling scramble Angles in sunny shapes Wordsearch puzzles Colour by rounding activities Money word problems Summer word crossword Missing numbers in 4s, 8s and 100s Interpret the holiday data activity My summer holiday bucket list writing task Answer sheets are included at the end of the booklet, making it easy to print only what you need and support both independent and guided learning. This Year 4 summer booklet is perfect for consolidating key skills, boosting confidence and ensuring children stay engaged with learning during the summer holidays or throughout the school day.
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