Rugby Worksheets

Here's some fun pencil control practice with a rugby theme! Kids can trace the outer edge of our rugby ball picture, and then colour the ball in.

Here's the first of three rugby counting worksheets. Choose the level appropriate for your child, or work through them all.

Here's the third, and trickiest, of our rugby counting worksheets. Count up each type of picture carefully and write the correct numbers in the boxes.

Young rugby fans will enjoy this fun handwriting worksheet, which gives them plenty of tracing practise before leaving space for their own attempts.

Here's a fun rugby themed writing activity that might tempt even the most reluctant writer to have a go! We've provided 4 little pictures of scenes you might see in a rugby match. Can the kids explain what is happening?

Here are three more rugby match "scenes" for the kids to describe. What's happening in each picture? Rugby fans will enjoy the challenge but this set of worksheets is also fun for those new to the sport who are learning the rugby language.

Pick a favourite player and fill in the blanks to create your own player profile. How about allocating all the players of your country's Rugby World Cup team to the class, then putting the finished profiles up on display for all to read?

Our rugby story paper is useful for kids writing match reports - but also fun for making up a rugby-based story, describing your favourite player etc.

Pencil control comes with practice, and here's a fun way to practice with a rugby theme!

We've included every rugby word we could think of on this set of rugby word cards - you might not want to use them all, but they are there if you want them! There is also a page with three blank cards at the end of the pdf file if you want to add your own.

We have lots of sports writing pages on the website - and this one is rugby themed! Great for writing a school match report, or perhaps for recounting an exciting match that you take the kids to or watch on the television together...