Activity Booklets
A range of activity booklets from Potential Plus UK to challenge and entertain children particularly in KS1-3.
MEMBERS please note that you will be charged when downloading activity booklets via the shop. To access and download any Activity Booklets which are free of charge as part of your membership (such as the Let’s Explore series), log into the Members Area and visit the Family Members Resources page. Note that several of the activity booklets listed here in our shop are not free as part of your membership.
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Designed to cater for the needs of Key Stages 1 and 2 children; there are 20 activities contained in this pack. -
Designed to cater for the needs of Key Stages 1 and 2 children; there are 20 activities contained in this pack. -
Designed to cater for the needs of Key Stages 1 and 2 children; there are 20 activities contained in this pack, each on the theme of a different Olympic sport. There are also activities which require no sport to be played, for those who prefer theorems and computers to balls and bats. -
Designed to cater for the needs of Key Stages 1 and 2 children; there are 20 activities contained in this pack. -
Designed to cater for the needs of Key Stages 1 and 2 children; there are 20 activities contained in this pack. -
Designed to cater for Key Stages 2 and 3 children; there are 17 activities in this booklet, which also has further suggestions for each activity. This product is available FREE of charge to members of Potential Plus UK. -
This free "It's Alright to Be Bright" Campaign booklet from 2015, contains 4 activities/lesson plans that offer challenge using the theme of "What's Out There?". Activities are labelled for KS1-4. -
This free "It's Alright to Be Bright" Campaign booklet from 2013, contains 8 activities/lesson plans and an assembly that offer challenge using the theme of "Altered States: Imagination Unleashed". Activities are labelled for KS1-4. -
This free "It's Alright to Be Bright" Campaign booklet from 2012, contains 8 activities/lesson plans and an assembly that offer challenge using the theme of "Science Fiction: Future Fantastic". Different activities are designed from KS1 to KS4. -
This free "It's Alright to Be Bright" Campaign booklet from 2010, contains 5 activities/lesson plans and assemblies for primary and secondary school that offer challenge using the theme of "Out of This World". Different activities can be used from pre-school to KS4. -
This free "It's Alright to Be Bright" Campaign booklet from 2009, offers 5 activities/lesson plans that offer challenge using the theme of "Theme Parks". These activities can be used from KS1-3. -
In this free first "It's Alright to Be Bright" Campaign booklet from 2008, there are a series of activities for primary aged children based on the theme of "Bright". Children were encouraged to decorate and wear bright clothing, while thinking of bright activities to undertake. -
Designed to cater for Key Stages 2 and 3 children; there are 15 activities in this booklet, which also has extension questions for each activity and the answers in the back. This product is available FREE of charge to members of Potential Plus UK. -
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This pack was put together by Potential Plus UK’s Shadow Board. The Shadow Board is made up of young members who help to steer our strategy for supporting children with high learning potential. This pack has been devised to mark European Talent Day. which was celebrated on Saturday 9th April 2013 and contains information and resources about the food, language and customs of different EU countries (and some others too!) -
Designed to cater for the needs of Key Stages 1 and 2 children; there are 20 activities contained in this pack. -
Designed to cater for the needs of Key Stages 1 and 2 children; there are 20 activities contained in this pack. -
To celebrate 50 years of amazing children, we have collected 50 amazing challenges: one for each year of Potential Plus UK. Work though as many challenges as you can! Can you have a go at all 50? How about doing one challenge a week?
