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Shiver me timbers! Here's a fun way for the kids to practise handwriting. Ask the children to trace over the letters in the word 'pirate' with a finger, crayon or pencil, then finally write the word by themselves on the last line. If you laminate the sheet first you can repeat the activity as many times as you wish.
All hands ahoy! Time to practise those handwriting skills with our 'Yo ho ho' handwriting worksheet! Each line gets harder until there is space for children to write the phrase completely by themselves.
Avast ye landlubbers! The kids can practise their handwriting skills with our handwriting worksheet and colour in the treasure chest too. Each line is a bit more difficult each time, and there's space to write the word without any help at the end.
The sight of the Jolly Roger flag certainly struck fear into the hearts of pirate's enemies, but there's no need to be scared of our Jolly Roger handwriting worksheet!
