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Kids could use our story paper for some creative writing about Albus Dumbledore, to capture some of their favourite Dumbledore quotations, or perhaps for a character study or copywork. We have two versions available: lined and handwriting lines.
This fun worksheet encourage children to think about Dumbledore's character: his characteristics, attributes and actions, and the role he plays within the stories. We also ask children to ponder on what they might talk to Dumbledore about, if they were lucky enough to meet him!
Print out this poster of Albus Dumbldore to display in the classroom or home - perfect for fans of the Hogwarts headmaster.
Here's a fun, simplified colouring page of Professor Albus Dumbledore, beloved headmaster of Hogwarts, for younger children to enjoy.
The answers and/or clues in this crossword all have something to do with the colour GREEN!
Which line leads the mouse to the cheese - and which to the mouse trap!
Help these rabbit friends find their way to the centre of the maze!
The animals went in two by two - and they certainly packed into this Noah's ark! Can the kids find the differences between the two pictures, top and bottom?
Colour in this funny snail - who looks very settled on top of his apple - using the pattern and colour grid as a guide.
This puzzle will appeal to all the cupcake lovers out there! Can the children find which two cupcakes are identical? Then why not colour the cupcakes in?
These little owls are quick and easy to make and look very cute glued to the front of a greetings card. Choose your colours to suit the recipient!
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This sock owl manages to be oh so cute and cuddly at the same time - and any child who makes this is sure to be thrilled with the result. Why not encourage the kids to make a whole parliament of owls and give some away to friends and family?
Please somebody make me one of these! What better way for the children to practise their stitching than on one of these adorable owl phone case holders, made with felt, buttons and a little love. Perfect as a gift for mother or granny or a favourite auntie, perhaps?
This lovely owl craft involves sticking - always a favourite activity for kids! And WHOO would have known you could make such a lovely owl from cupcake cases! Instructions below.
Imagine this lovely, colourful owl bird scarer reflecting the light and scaring the birds away from your seed beds! Of course it would look fabulous hanging in the home or classroom too, and kids can really go to town on decorating it. Instructions below.
Reading will be so much more fun when you are marking your place with this gorgeous little owl bookmark! It makes a super beginner sewing project and also an excellent gift for children to make for friends, parents and grandparents. Instructions and template below.
Learn to draw this gorgeous dolphin with our step by step method. Fun for kids of all ages!
Use this dolphin writing page for recording research and facts, writing stories or perhaps for writing about a visit to the marine park. Colour or black and white versions available.
Here's a fun way to learn how to draw a dolphin - and to practise some copying and concentration skills too! Copy across the complete picture on the left onto the grid on the right, square by square.
Practise writing the word dolphin with our printable handwriting worksheet - and do some colouring in too!