Dragon Wanted Poster
This is such a fun activity - for your fairy tale topic or St George's Day, perhaps! Get the kids to colour in the poster and write underneath the picture just what crime this particular dragon is "wanted" for!
More St George's Day Worksheets
We have lots of St George's Day themed writing prompts plus much more to add a bit of fun to your classroom this St George's Day.
George and the Dragon - The Princess's Diary
Read the story of Saint George and the dragon. Imagine what the princess feels when her name is drawn, and write her diary in the book.
George and the Dragon Comprehension
Read the story of Saint George and the dragon and the people of Silene, then answer the questions and colour in our picture of Saint George.
George and the Dragon Newspaper Writing Prompt
Write the story of George and the Dragon as if you were writing a report for a newspaper page at the time, using our printable worksheet.
George and the Dragon Story
Read the story of brave George and the dragon, told simply here for children.
George and the Dragon Storyboard Activity
This fun printable encourages the kids to draw their own pictures for the story of Saint George and the Dragon - gruesome fun! The pdf file contains two versions of the storyboard printable - one with our own telling of the story, one blank for the kids to write themselves.
Saint George Celebration Poster
Design a poster to celebrate Saint George defeating the dragon!
St George's Day Beginning Sounds Code Letter
Here's a fun activity that will help children work on their beginning sounds for St George's Day. It works well as a simple "code" activity too, for older children. Write the beginning sound of each picture to work out what the King of Silene said to George...
St George's Day Cloze
This cloze (fill in the blank) activity tells the story of Saint George, patron saint of England and many other countries. Children will be learning his story as they fill in the missing words.
St Georges Day Sensory Poem Planning Sheet
Use this poetry planning sheet to get the kids writing a St George's Day sensory poem. What might they see, smell, hear, taste, touch or feel on St George's Day?
