
Tiger Colouring Page 5
This stunning colouring page of a proud tiger would make an excellent project for older children, using felt tips or pastels to make the tiger stand out against the undergrowth.
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This stunning colouring page of a proud tiger would make an excellent project for older children, using felt tips or pastels to make the tiger stand out against the undergrowth.
A proud tiger strolls through the undergrowth - definitely king of their territory - in this super colouring page for older children.
Colour in the tiger with her two cubs - deep in the undergrowth! This fabulous colouring page would make a good project for older children.
Older children will love diving into the magical world of writing with this second set of Harry Potter–inspired prompt cards! Designed especially for ages 8 to 11, these creative prompts spark the imagination with ideas full of mystery, adventure, and wizarding wonder.
Step into a world of spells, potions, and magical adventures with our Harry Potter–inspired writing prompts! Specially designed for children aged 5 to 8, these fun and imaginative prompt cards are perfect for encouraging early writers to explore their creativity and practise storytelling.
Here's a fun - very simple - picnic acrostic in poster form, ready to inspire some creative poetry writing!
Here's a simple picture comprehension activity for younger children, based on our lovely family picnic image. Who is having a picnic? Where? How did they bring the picnic? What are your favourite picnic foods? These are some of the questions we ask children to answer.
This lovely, cheerful family picnic colouring page is perfect for younger children. There's plenty to talk about as you colour it in, too: what everyone is eating, where the family are having their picnic and so on.
Ask the kids to write an acrostic poem for "PICNICS" with the help of our fun printable. Perhaps the image will inspire them?
Here's one we wrote:
Summer means picnics! Here's a fun poster of a family enjoying a simple picnic - the best kind - in the park. Use it as a discussion prompt (perhaps along with our picnic comprehension page).