Our simple beach ball grid copy puzzle is a good one for younger kids, who can count the squares and copy them across one by one. Once they've tried the puzzle, why not encourage them to draw another without the grid and colour it in?
Do your kids enjoy playing baseball in the summer? Why not print out this fun baseball grid copy puzzle for them, as something a little different to do...
Can the kids copy the baseball cap from the left grid to the right? Once done, why not try drawing another unaided, and colour it in?
Use our Mounties story paper to write about the Mounties, journal a parade, or tell an imaginery story.
This colouring page for older kids really captures the excitment of a parade by the Royal Canadian Mounted Police, Mounties for short. Make sure you have your red pencil or pen handy!
We've turned our colouring page of a Mounties parade into a postcard. Kids can colour in the picture, cut out the postcard, fold and glue it, and then write a real or imaginery postcard to a friend. What a fun way to "visit" a country, if you can't get there for real!
We thought this writing page might be useful for storing notes, or writing up what you have learned about the Royal Canadian Mounted Police - or Mounties for short.
Get familiar with the letters in the word "Mountie" with the help of this word tracing handwriting worksheet. Colour in the picture, too.
Use this lovely story paper to write about the Mounties, store notes or make up a story. The kids might like to colour in the picture, too.
Here is a lovely, cheerful but very smart Canadian Mountie to grace your displays or decorate your walls!
Can you help the Mountie find his way through the maze to his horse?
Can you help the Mountie find his way through to the maze to the Canadian flag?
There is plenty of handwriting practice available on this fun Mounties themed handwriting worksheet, complete with picture for the kids to colour in.
Here's a fun colouring page of a Canadian mountie, designed for younger kids. You could colour in a whole parade of Mounties and put them up on display!
Learn to form letters with the help of this fun Mountie finger tracing worksheet, complete with colouring page.
Why not have a go at writing an acrostic poem using the Mounties as your inspiration! Choose from 4 design variations of page in the printable below.
Here's a fun, slightly different activity for Canada Day or any time you are learning about Canada or the Mounties. The kids need to complete the picture by filling in the missing bits on the grid, with reference to the picture on the right.
Mounties are so smart, I'm sure the kids would like to have a go at drawing one. Take it step by step and they will soon be colouring in their own picture.
These maple leaves need some colour and decoration! Get out the playdough and decorate the maple leaves on this playdough mat in yellow and orange for autumn or maybe bright red for Canada Day.
This maple leaf symmetry worksheet asks children to complete the leaf with a mirror image of half already there. There are two versions; one with a grid to make it a bit easier and one without for more of a challenge.
Multiplication bump is a fun game to help children practice their times tables. Roll two dice, add them up, multiply by the number on the board and then place your counter on the answerD Don't forget to 'bump off' your opponent if they are there!
Use the squares on the grid to help trace the maple leave on this maple leaf version of our popular grid copy puzzles.
Write a shape poem, draw a picture of Canada, or find out about maple trees and record your findings. With lined and blank versions available there are lots of ways to use our maple leaf frame.
There are three versions of this colourful maple leave border; lined, plain, or half lined. Use to take leaf rubbings on an autumn walk, record a trip to Canada or draw a Canada Day picture.
Children can celebrate Canada or autumn as they have fun practising addition with this maple leaf dice addition activity. Roll two dice, add them up and colour the correct leaf. Compete against the clock or a friend.
Write an acrostic poem dedicated to the maple, whose leaf is a symbol of Canada. There are 4 pages to choose from on our maple acrostic poem printable.
Just for fun, print out these Happy Canada Day bookmarks to hand out this year!
Learn about the Canadian flag with the help of this interesting worksheet.
Trace the dotted lines to complete the Canadian flag.
The Canadian flag, with its central maple leaf design, makes a perfect exercise in symmetry. Children are asked to draw the missing half of the flag on this worksheet.
There is something missing from this Canadian flag! Can the kids make the missing part out of playdough?
There is such a lot fo colour in on these fun doodly bookmarks - great for older kids for Canada Day. Once they are coloured in, hand them out to friends or family...
These doodle colouring bookmarks are fun for older kids to colour in on patriotic occasions, or anytime!
Here is a set of doodle colouring bookmarks for Canada Day in two designs - great as a group or classroom activity for older kids.
Our Oh Canada copywork pages come in three versions - English, French and bilingual. They are a useful way to combine handwriting practice with learning the words!
Trace the dotted letters that spell "moose" and then colour in the picture.
Here's a fun handwriting worksheet featuring the word "moose" - with a couple of moose to colour in too!
Learn to write letters with the help of this fun finger tracing page, featuring our moose!
There is a leaf to colour and some dotted letters to trace to give lots of pencil control practise on this maple word tracing worksheet, perfect for Canada Day.
Add a cross curricula element to your handwriting practice with our maple handwriting worksheet. 4 fonts, getting progressively harder, will guide children towards independently writing the word maple.