Oil Lamp Colouring Page
Florence Nightingale was loved by the men she served as walked the wards at night with her oil lamp, stopping to help the wounded and give comfort. Here is an oil lamp like the one she carried, for the children to colour in.
Oil Lamp Poster
We thought a poster of an oil lamp might be useful for your Florence Nightingale displays. This would also make an interesting cover for a Florence Nightingale project.
The Lady with the Lamp Story Paper
When Florence Nightingale walked the wards at night in the hospital at Scutari to comfort the sick men, write letters home and check wounds, she carried an oil lamp like this one.
Florence Nightingale Colouring Page 2
Here's a colouring page of Florence Nightingale that we have based on a well-known portrait of this inspiring and dedicated Victorian lady.
Florence Nightingale Colouring Page 3
Here's a portrait style colouring page of Florence Nightingale, with ready-made frame to display it in! It would make an interesting and unusual addition to your Florence Nightingale project.
Ten Towers Blank Colour
This set of Ten Towers includes 5 pages of coloured ten towers to cut out into separate towers or use in blocks of 4. We've also included a variety of counters, should you need some.
Ten Towers 9 to 0
Use this set of Ten Towers together with our Ten Towers 0 to 10 for practice in counting up to 10 and counting down from 10!
Ten Towers 0 to 10
This useful Ten Towers printable can be used for counting practice or for display. Cut the "ten towers" apart (and laminate each one individually if you wish).
Toadstools Poster
We see illustrations of toadstools like this in stories (Alice through the Looking Glass, for example) and the red toadstool with white dots therefore seems so pretty and innocent, but these can be very poisonous indeed! So if you come across toadstools like this, avoid ...
Swallow Migration Poster
Autumn is a good time to talk about bird migration with the kids. Swallows are particularly fascinating: our swallows migrate to South Africa for the winter, travelling at speeds of up to 22 miles per hour and covering distances of up to 200 miles a day.