More Holiday Story Paper

Use this lovely Advent wreath story paper to write about the meaning of advent and other Christmas traditions. Choose from two versions below: lined, or with handwriting lines.

This simple story paper, featuring the silhouette of a bagpiper, might be useful for all sorts of Scottish-themed writing projects.

Print out this story paper to use when writing about the life of Buddha. There is also a lovely picture to colour in.

Use this fun story paper for Australia Day writing projects, and colour in the picture of the children celebrating too!

You could use this Earth Day story paper to write about everything you do at home to help the environment and our planet or write about a specific topic, such as how plastic is threatening the earth and what we can do to help stop this. Remember to colour in the fun picture too!

This story paper can be used for writing facts about groundhogs or for creative writing tasks - and the kids can colour in the cute picture, too. 

Our Happy Canada Day story paper comes with a section on lined or handwriting lined paper and has a fun picture to colour. Use to write up a report into the history of Canada Day or to record your own memories of the celebrations.

Use this story paper - which comes in both colour and black and white - for the kids to write about Remembrance Day. The page is just the right size for them to write about the history and rituals of Remembrance Day and reasons behind them.

There are three pages to choose from in this Mardi Gras story paper pdf - two with our colouring page and one with space for your child's own picture. You could write an intriguing story about a masked ball with this design!

Our third design of Mardi Gras story paper features a cheeky jester to inspire some creative story writing! Print the pages you need from the 3 included in this pdf file.

Children can use this story paper to tell the story of Moses parting the Red Sea in their own words, or perhaps to copy out the story or some Bible verses. Then they can have fun colouring in our illustration.

Use this story paper (which comes with either lines or handwriting lines) to write what you've learned about Nowruz or to describe your own Nowruz celebrations. Or how about writing a Nowruz letter to grandparents?

Mum's cooking pancakes for the kids in this story paper - and they look like they are going to be quite happy to eat them! Kids can use this paper to make up a story set on Pancake Day, recount what they see in the picture, or write about their own Pancake Day experiences.

Here's a colouring page and writing project all in one, focussing on the word 'peace'. Use it to write down your thoughts on peace for Peace Day, or for some creative writing.

This poppy story paper features a black and white image of a paper Remembrance Day poppy for your child to colour in, and either handwriting lines or normal lines for your child's writing.

Maybe use this story paper to write a list of everything you can recycle in your home? Choose from two versions below: lined or with handwriting lines.

This Remembrance Day story paper comes in colour or black and white, with picture on the left and space for some writing on the right. Kids can use it to tell the story of Remembrance Day, or perhaps to recount their version of what they did, in remembrance.

What goes on a seder plate and why? Children can write about what they have learned and then colour in the picture too using our seder plate story paper.

This St Andrew's Day story paper has plenty of room for the kids to write down what they've found about Scotland's patron saint, St Andrew, or they could write a report about what they did on St Andrew's Day?

The kids can write a story set on St Andrew's day or maybe write what they know about Scotland's patron saint on this lovely story paper. There's a lovely colour pop picture to colour in too once they've finished.