More Wales Worksheets

We have left space for a headline so you can choose your own story on this newspaper writing prompt. Perhaps you might write about the building of the castle or the birth of Edward II or perhaps you might like to write about a visit or event that you attended.

Print out this worksheet onto yellow paper and the kids can have a go at cutting out the daffodil shape. Add an orange circle in the centre and put them on display!

Here's a fun way for the kids to colour in a dragon! Solve the simple sums and then use the key to colour each section the correct colour.

It's important to follow recipes carefully to get the best results, and this recipe comprehension test is a great way for the kids to practise reading and understanding ingredients, measurements and instructions. Can they read the Welsh Cakes recipe then answer the questions at the end?

Here's a rugby kit writing frame printable that you can use for some creative writing, match reports etc.

Find out some facts about Saint David, patron saint of Wales, and use them to fill out this fun worksheets. Available in colour or black and white.

Print this cute jigsaw onto card and then cut into 10 pieces, leaving the letters attached to the lower pieces of the picture. Now the children can put the jigsaw back together using the letters as a guide. It's a fun way to learn to spell the word!

Choose from two notebooking page styles below, both illustrated with St David's flag. Use the page to write about the flag, St David's Day, or perhaps Saint David himself.

Use our Titern Abbey newspaper writing prompt to tell any story you chose; the Abbey's foundation, the rebuilding, the closure during the Reformation or a report of an event held their today.

Use this notebooking page to collect facts about Wales! We have two versions to choose from. Version 1 includes space for a picture or map.

This fun printable allows the children to come up with a design for a professional-looking 3-fold tourist leaflet all about Wales.