Design a Mascot for the World Cup 2022
This interesting worksheet asks children to read about La'eeb, Qatar's mascot for the World Cup in 2022, and then design their own and write about what he/she/it represents.
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Lots NEW! Get ready for the Fifa World Cup 2022 in Qatar with a range of World Cup Worksheets that will help you bring it right into the classroom (or home). Fun for footie mad kids!
This interesting worksheet asks children to read about La'eeb, Qatar's mascot for the World Cup in 2022, and then design their own and write about what he/she/it represents.
Kids will have fun finishing our football story starter with their own exciting story. It begins "Here is the story of how I came to lift the World Cup..."
There are 32 countries taking part in the World Cup in Qatar in 2022 - so that's quite a challenge for this alphabetical order worksheet! See how the kids do...
Here's an interesting activity that will get children learning capital cities and pouring over a map to work out distances - then checking their guesses online. What is the distance between each World Cup country's capital city and Qatar?
Is the World Cup really a "world" cup? Find out with the help of this interesting worksheet, which asks the children to find the location of 31 competing countries and mark them on the map.
Our World Cup 2022 kit worksheets make a fun projects for boys and girls alike and test children's ability to read and follow instructions - while getting excited about the football taking place!
Here's an interesting activity for the kids this World Cup. Find out what languages are spoken in each country taking part and record them here. Are there any surprises? Which language is the most commonly spoken?
Does size matter when it comes to the World Cup? Here is one way to find out! We've asked the children to find out the size by area and by population of each of the 32 countries taking part, and then answer some questions.
How much do the kids know about the World Cup? Find out with this fun trivia challenge.
Finger trace the letters of the words "World Cup" and colour in the picture!
You'll be a winner at handwriting once you've completed this World Cup handwriting worksheet - and there's a picture of the World Cup trophy to colour in too...
This fun World Cup Winners worksheet asks the children to find out the location and winners of the previous 8 world cups. And do the kids know which year England won the World Cup, and where?
Colour the picture and trace the letters on this World Cup tracing worksheet to practise early pencil control skills.