Whales

Children can learn to draw this lovely whale with our step by step drawing tutorials - and when they've perfected the art, colour him in!

Trace over the dotted lines on this worksheet. There's lots of practice - first in the picture of the whale, and second in the letter W.

Here's one of our origami booklet on the subject of whales - perfect for folding up, storing your notes or pictures, and keeping in your pocket! You will need the folding instructions here.

I love this cheerful whale colouring page, and I hope that the kids do too! It's got nice simple outlines so is perfect for younger children.

There are two versions of this cute whale colouring page included in this printable, one with the word 'whale' ready printed and the other with the word in dots so the children can go over it themselves and practise their writing once they've coloured the picture.

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.

Isn't this whale gorgeous? We hope the kids will enjoy doing a jigsaw with him on it! Use our jigsaw cutting guides to create a jigsaw that suits the age of your child.

Here's a fun printable lacing card featuring a whale which your children will love to lace or sew! Punch holes around the edges and either sew or lace with a shoelace or wool. Laminate for extra strength and if you wish to reuse. Click the link below for our printable version.

These whale notebooking pages come in two varieties - one with box for a picture or illustration, one just with lines. They are useful for collecting your research on this wonderful sea

This humpback whale certainly looks like he's enjoying his freedom as he leaps out of the sea! Print this photographic poster using your borderless settings for best results.

I think the kids could write a lovely story about a whale, inspired by the picture on this story paper!

Our second whale template comes complete with an attached spout! You might want to cut it off with younger children, or cut it out of a separate (blue) colour).

Ready for an underwater theme or perhaps bible class, let children practice their pencil control by tracing the lines on our whale tracing page.

Trace the word "whale" and then colour in this cheerful whale picture!

Use this fun writing page - available in both colour or black and white - to keep notes on what you've learned about whales, practice handwriting, or write stories...

Colour in this fun picture of two cheerful whales frolicking in the ocean, then fold in half for a really original card that they are sure to appreciate! If you need something quicker we have a pre-coloured version, too.

This fun poster of two friendly whales prints full size onto A4 paper (use your borderless settings) and makes a cheerful picture on a nursery or child's bedroom wall.