Complete the Crab Puzzle
This crab has a very seaside vibe! Complete the picture of him by copying the image at the bottom.
We've got a fun collection of puzzles and puzzling activities here, all based around a sea creature theme. Perfect for your topic activity, to accompany a visit to an aquarium, or just for fun.
This crab has a very seaside vibe! Complete the picture of him by copying the image at the bottom.
Complete the picture of the dolphin in the grid by filling in the missing parts, using the bottom picture as your guide. These puzzles are useful practice for all sorts of pencil and copying skills, and they are fun, too!
Can the kids complete our lovely fish picture, by copying the details from the picture below?
Children will need to use their observation and copying skills to complete the first picture of the shark - filling in the missing bits with reference to the complete picture.
See if you can complete the picture of the whale using the image underneath to guide you. This is a great one for children who find the grid copying activities a bit too tricky.
We've got three variations of this dolphin dot to dot to print. The first uses the numbers 1-26. The second uses lower case alphabet. And the third uses upper case alphabet. Whichever you choose, we hope the kids enjoy it!
Here's a fun way to learn how to draw a dolphin - and to practise some copying and concentration skills too! Copy across the complete picture on the left onto the grid on the right, square by square.
This delightful octopus is holding a bottle with a message in it, and an anchor. Ask the kids to guess which arm holds which, and then trace the arms to see if they were right...
Can the kids copy our picture of the shark from the left grid to the right? It is easiest to go one square at a time, with some careful counting, observation and copying.
Can you arrange your tangram pieces to form a fish like this? It's tricky!
Here's a fun dot to dot for younger children. Join up the numbers, capital letters or lower case letters to reveal a friendly whale.
Our grid copy pictures are a fun way for kids to learn to draw simple pictures - and they involve careful counting, pencil control and copying skills too. Here's a lovely whale grid copy to try.