Creative Literacy assists in developing a creative, cross-curriculum approach to literacy. Activities based on fiction and non-fiction texts support and extend children’s responses to reading and promote creativity in higher-order thinking skills and written work. Themes include Animal Fun, Time Travelling, Rainforests, Electricity, Ancient Egypt.

Hands on Design and Technology provides a range of activities that develop children's skills and confidence in the subject. Each activity encourages children to plan, carry out and evaluate their work. Themes are organised around the six core areas of design and technology, including Structures and Joining, Creative Cooking and Electrical Power.

Hands on French provides a creative, cross-curricular approach to teaching French through games, activities and display. The teaching ideas focus on developing children's confidence in expressing themselves in a foreign language. The activities cover vocabulary, conversation models and simple grammar. Chapters include Myself and The Town.

Hands on Geography provides ideas for helping children to explore the world around them. The art and display activities are organised into geographical themes that aim to build knowledge of people, places, environments and natural phenomena, including Local Area, India, Africa, Coastlines, Village Settlers, Weather, Island Home and Rivers.

'Hands on PSHCE' contains original ideas for practical PSHCE lessons, which engage children in lively discussion. The activities explore relevant issues and aim to equip children with the knowledge, skills and understanding they need to lead confident, healthy, independent lives.

Hands on Phonics makes phonics fun with creative displays and activities. Each cross-curricular theme is explored through colourful and original ideas that will complement any phonics programme. The themes are grouped into five chapters: Basic Phonemes, Basic Word Building, Vowel Phonemes, From Beginning to End, The Wonder of Words.

Hands on a School Year provides exciting and refreshing ideas on how to explore a variety of events that take place through the school year and from around the world. Chapters cover: Bonfire Night, Chinese New Year, Diwali and Remembrance Day.

The Creative Classroom is an inspirational guide to setting up and managing a creative learning environment. Each chapter demonstrates how to make the most of the classroom and outside space, from stimulating subject zones such as book corners and maths areas, to teaching in role and making full use of the school grounds.