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Help children get a feel for letters by having them trace over the letters on our dover finger tracing page with their finger. If you have magnetic letters it also works well to match the letters and lay them on top to spell out dove.
This dove dot to dot is a fun activity for Peace Day or to go with reading Noah's Ark. What a fun way to practice counting or the alphabet.
Yes we know doves are white and don't need much colouring in, but we think this colouring page would look lovely with some simple grey shading for feathers! Also who says we have to stick to realism - why not have a pink or orange or even multicoloured dove?
I think there is something elegant about this dove acrostic poem printable. Children can chose from 4 versions of our printable to write their poem on.
Our "complete the dove" puzzle is a test of observational skills. Children need to look closely at the picture on the right and use what they see to help them complete the picture on the left.
Learn about the International Day of Peace by reading the text and filling in the blanks from the word bank on this cloze worksheet.
This worksheet asks children to think about what they personally can do to help promote peace. They are asked to think about relationships within their families and the local area as well as the whole world.
Practice those pencil skills by tracing the letters on our peace word tracing the page and then colouring the peace sign.
Can children find these 12 peace themed words? Our peace word search is a fun extension activity to a school assembly or International Day of Peace themed lesson.
Help children learn to spell in a fun way this International Peace Day with our peace spelling jigsaw. Print onto card, laminate and cut the jigsaw along the dotted lines. Children need to put the strips in order to complete the picture and spell the word peace.