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Totem Pole Pencil Holder Craft

Quick and simple, this totem pole pencil holder craft is a fun activity at Thanksgiving or whenever studying the history of Native Americans.

Tower Bridge Colouring Page

The children in our Tower Bridge Colouring Page are watching and taking photos of the bridge rising to let boats through. Part of our London colouring tour for kids!

Tower Bridge Story Paper

Use this printable story paper to write about what is in the picture, make up a story or tell about a real visit to London to see Tower Bridge in action!

Tower of London Colouring Page

Print and colour in this detailed colouring page of the Tower of London, dating back to the Norman Conquests in 1066 and at times a palace, a prison and even a royal menagerie! The Tower is now home to the Crown Jewels and is one of the most popular tourist attractions of London.

Tower of London Story Paper

Here we've got some printable story paper for kids to use in writing projects, with colouring page of the Tower of London, one of London's most famous landmarks. And of course all sorts of royals and famous people were imprisoned and even executed there over the years!

Tree Lacing Card

Print this tree lacing card onto card, cut out carefully, laminate and then punch holes around the edges for the children to lace.

Trick or Treat Colouring Page

This fun printable colouring page shows a group of kids all dressed up in Halloween costumes ready to go out trick or treating in their neighbourhood!

Trick or Treating Colouring Page 2

A Halloween colouring page for younger children, showing Halloween trick or treating. Click the link below for our printable version.

Trick or Treating Story Paper

There's nothing as exciting as going trick or treating on Halloween! Use this trick or treating story paper to capture creative writing and have fun colouring in too!

Trimmed Mask

This Trimmed Mask can be adapted to all shapes and sizes, and of course you can use anything you have in your craft cupboard!

Tudor House Craft

Tudor half-timbered houses are easily recognisable by their black wooden frames and painted wattle and daub. Have a go at out Tudor house craft and make your own!

Tudor Knot Garden Craft

Knot gardens became popular in Tudor times as the Tudors wanted to show that they could control nature. Knot gardens were made up of well pruned hedges, grown in a symmetrical pattern, with flowers and gravel used to embellish them.

Tudor Lady Craft

Who could resist this beautiful Tudor Lady craft! Sarah and the boys have used their magic to turn a paper cup and polystyrene ball into this beautiful Tudor lady, fit for the court of Henry VIII! Perhaps she is even one of his Queens?

Tudor Pot Craft

For poor people in Tudor times, cups were made from quite thick clay, and often had two handles. They were either plain or fired with a green glaze. Our Tudor pot craft has been fired but you could make a similar effect by shaping a pot with air-drying clay and painting.