Complete The Lobster Puzzle
Fill in the gaps in the picture of the lobster on the left, by copying the missing bits from the picture of the lobster on the right. Great for practising concentration skills and pencil control!
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Learn a little about this very strange looking creature, the lobster! And enjoy our printable resources with the kids!
Fun fact: It is thought that lobsters can live up to 70 years!
Lobsters are strange looking creatures! With long bodies and five pairs of legs - the first pair much larger than the others - and long antennae on their heads, they wouldn't look out of place on a strange planet in a science fiction movie! But you will find them hidden on the sea bed in crevices or burrows, or caught in a fisherman's lobster pot for dinner!
Fill in the gaps in the picture of the lobster on the left, by copying the missing bits from the picture of the lobster on the right. Great for practising concentration skills and pencil control!
Learn to draw a lobster with our simple step by step guide. This happy creature is sure to bring a smile to anyone's face.
This fun lobster printable is bound to inspire the kids to write a fun acrostic poem! Or you can use as a writing frame instead.
Our simple lobster colouring page is a great addition to any under the sea or seaside topic.
Have fun tracing the letters to spell out 'lobster' and then get out the crayons and colour the picture on our lobster finger tracing page.
Here's a fun way for the kids to practise their pencil control skills! Get them to copy the lobster from the grid on the left to the grid on the right - counting the squares and copying each one individually might help...
Here is another 'under the sea' themed handriting worksheet. On this one children have to write the word lobster.
I wouldn't like to stand on this lobster with those pincers! Print our lobster printable jigsaw on to card and cut out following our jigsaw instructions and cutting guides.
What big pincers the lobster on our lobster poster has! Print and display this poster as part of a seaside or under the sea theme or perhaps to mark the fish counter at a play shop.
You will need to look closely at this poster to spot the lobster! Although we think of lobsters as red, of course they only turn to red from black when they are cooked. Print using your borderless settings for best results.
Need to thank someone for taking you on a trip to the aquarium? Then this card is perfect! Of course, it's fun for lots of other occasions too...
Here's a colouring card that's unique and lots of fun! Print out our lobster scene onto some card, colour in then fold in half to make your card.
Did you know that around one out of every two million lobsters are blue, and a yellow lobster is only seen once in every million lobsters? The chance of seeing a white lobster (the rarest colour) is only one in 100 million!
"Under the sea Darling it's better Down where it's wetter Take it from me!"
This lovely underwater lobster scene poster definitely reminds us of The Little Mermaid! Use to brighten up your classroom displays...
Tell the story of an underwater adventure with our lobster scene story paper. Choose from two versions below: lined, or with handwriting lines.
Use our cute lobster story paper to spark off some creative writing. Don't forget to colour the lobster when you have finished.
Can you use symmetry to complete the picture of this cheeky lobster? Younger children may find the grid version easier.
It's not easy to make a lobster template that isn't going to be horribly difficult to cut out! This one is a compromise on detail, but I think it is instantly recognisable as a lobster...
Children will love practising their pencil control skills with our cute lobster tracing page.
Here's an early learning handwriting worksheet featuring a cute lobster to colour in. Perfect addition to an under the sea project.
Children will need to find out a few simple facts about lobsters to fill in this fun worksheet, available in either colour or black and white.