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This sharks jigsaw can grow with your children. Start by printing it out and cutting along the vertical lines, leaving the letters attached. Now when the children put the jigsaw back together, they can use the picture to help them with the word - or vice versa. When spelling is no longer an issue, cut off the letters and just try to put the picture back together again.
Here's a lovely picture of two friendly whales to turn into a jigsaw for the kids. Leave the letters attached to the jigsaw for younger children, and then cut them off as they get older!
Follow the dotted lines to cut this summer butterflies jigsaw into 11 pieces. Children have to complete the picture to spell out the word 'butterflies'.
Print this spelling jigsaw onto some card, and cut along the vertical dotted lines. Now when your child puts the picture back together again, they will be teaching themselves how to spell the word HORSE.
