One download for the whole week
Teachers who buy themed bundles on marketplaces get a fixed set of pages. A theme pack is made for your class: every page has a child’s name on it, the difficulty matches their class, and you choose which activities go in.What each class gets
- Junior Infants. Straight and zigzag lines, an easy maze, dots to 10, a 12 by 12 mystery picture, matching and colouring.
- Senior Infants. Waves and bumps, dots to 20, a 16 by 16 mystery picture and a picture word search.
- 1st Class. Loops, a harder maze, counting by 2s, a mystery picture coded with sums and a picture crossword.
Every tool on its own
Each activity also has its own maker with more choices: name tracing, tracing lines, mazes, dot to dot, colour by number and picture puzzles.Irish curriculum links
- LanguageName tracing, tracing lines and picture puzzles support early handwriting and vocabulary in the Primary Language Curriculum.
- MathsDot to dot and the mystery picture practise counting and number facts; mazes link to Stage 1 spatial awareness.
Some themes follow an American school year. Thanksgiving is not marked in Irish schools, and fall is autumn here. Back to school in late August, Halloween before the October mid-term, winter and spring all fit the Irish calendar well.
The three levels match the Irish infant classes and 1st Class, which helps in a multi-class room: one theme, one download, and each group gets its own level. A theme week also links easily to Gaeilge, with a few Irish words such as cailleach (witch) beside a Halloween pack.
Summarised in our own words from the Primary Language Curriculum (2019) and the Primary Mathematics Curriculum (2023).
