The Queen's Birthday

This famous castle is a favourite holiday place for members of the royal family. Do you know any other Scottish landmarks?

We've made these fun birthday candles large and easy to slice up so that you can give them out to different children to colour in ... a fun way to celebrate a birthday or liven up a display! This is page 1 of 2 pages.

Tourists from all over the world queue at the railings for a look at Buckingham Palace, the Queen's official London residence.  Here's a simple Buckinghamam Palace colouring page for you to print and colour. 

Queen Victoria was the first monarch to use Buckingham Palace as an official residence.  What other facts can your children find out and record on our Buckingham Palace writing page?

We've designed this colouring page of a royal carriage for younger children. Who will ride in it? A princess? Queen Elizabeth, for her 90th birthday celebrations?

Colour in a corgi! We thought it would be fun to offer a corgi colouring page as we all know that the Queen loves them and they can be used for any royal theme, the Queen's birthday, or just when you are looking for a colouring page of a dog for younger children.

There's a very well-known royal lady who loves corgis and has a bunch of them at all times! I think you might enjoy our corgi activities - including this fun tracing page for little ones - for a royal theme, the Queen's birthday, or just because corgis are lovely dogs.

We've based this royal crown colouring page on the Imperial State Crown, worn by Queen Elizabeth on special royal occasions.

We have two versions of our Queen Elizabeth II notebooking page, one with a box for your child's own illustration or in which to stick a photo or other bits and pieces, and one lined throughout, more suitable for older children.

Here's a fun printable activity for a royal theme - or for children who love dogs! Learn to draw a corgi by following the steps in this tutorial, then colour it in using our guidelines.

Have fun learning how to draw the Queen's home in London, Buckingham Palace, with our fun step by step tutorial for kids. Just print out and follow along.

Children can learn how to draw Westminster Abbey, famous London landmark and of course now recognised worldwide as the venue of Prince William's marriage to Kate in 2011. Just follow the simple step by step instructions in the printable below.

The Queen's Guard and Beefeaters are on parade! Print out this fun page and work on those pencil skills.

We have 4 acrostic poem printable pages with "Queen" as the theme, illustrated with a lovely image of the Queen herself, perfect for the official birthdays or other royal occasions.

Print and fold our little booklet for Queen Elizabeth II, and fill it with facts, stories, drawings or thoughts. Once you've learned to fold our origami booklets you will find it is hard to stop, and we know many children who have built up quite a library!

Here's a fun poster of our very own Queen Elizabeth II.

Each member of the Royal Family has a cypher, rather like a monogram, using initials and often a crown. Here is the royal cypher of Queen Elizabeth II for the children to colour in.

Our second worksheet for the Queen, this one is aimed at slightly older children. The photo is one of the Palace's official Diamond Jubilee photos and it is quite special. Challenge the kids to fill out all the blanks and come up with some interesting facts about Her Majesty.

What would you talk about if you met the Queen? Can you find out an interest fact about her? These are just some of the questions on this fun printable worksheet about the Queen.

Here's a fun handwriting worksheet for little ones, perfect for royal occasions, the Queen's Birthday, or just for fun anytime. Each line gives a little less help than the last.

Especially for the Queen's birthday, this boggler puzzle contains at least one hidden word which will gain your child some extra points!

Tourists love to watch the Changing of the Guard at Buckingham Palace.  Here is a Queen's Guard for you to print and colour.

Good job our Queen's Guard is standing still!  Are you doing a London topic at school?  Our Queen's Guard poster will be a fun addition to any London themed display.  

The Queen's head must be one of the most famous silhouettes, as it appears on so many stamps and coins in the UK - and has done now for her very long reign.

Here's our second royal counting worksheet, offering more counting practice for the kids. Write the correct number in the box on the right.

The Royal regalia, or crown jewels, are worn by the sovereign for the first time during the coronation ceremony, and thereafter at state occasions. Our colouring page shows not only one of the crowns, but an orb and sceptre.

Here's a simplified illustration of the Sovereign's Sceptre, part of the Crown Jewels and presented to Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth on her coronation. It makes a perfect colouring page for younger children. We have a version for older kids here.

This activity page asks children to practice their counting, follow instructions, and have a go at some simple writing - and of course they can colour in the street party picture too!

Cut out the Queen's crown, her sceptre, a very royal throne and an immaculate Queen's Guard on parade - perfect for your royal topic or perhaps the Queen's birthday celebrations.

If I was a queen, this is exactly the sort of throne I would like to sit on - grand and imposing, but still very comfortable! What colour will it be? We have a more detailed throne colouring page for older kids here.

Westminster Abbey was watched worldwide in 2011 as the venue for William and Kate's wedding, but it has also been a popular sight for visitors to London, just opposite the Houses of Parliament. Our sight-seeing children are paying it a visit in this Westminster Abbey colouring page!

The site of many royal weddings and coronations, here's a Westminster Abbey poster to print and display.

Here's a colouring page of Windsor Castle to print. The Queen's favourite royal weekend residence, Windsor Castle is also the oldest and largest occupied castle in the world! Originally built in the 11th Century it has been used as a royal palace since the reign of Henry I.