A4 page featuring an animal alphabet which you can use to write your name. Using the letters of your name to select corresponding animals, mix the animals into one creature in your own drawing. Very inclusive. Encourages independent imaginative thinking. Why not try some of your friends or family’s names. Huge scope for creativity and stretching your imagination.

A4 page featuring three animal cards. Simply mix the animals together in a drawing to create a new species. Name your creature by mixing the names or choose a name you like. Think about your new species; where would it live? what would it eat and drink? Write a story about your animal. This activity stretches children’s imagination in creativity and literacy. It is simple, fun and inclusive because each child will create their species in their own way. Encourages independent thinking and builds confidence.

Stretch your imagination and create your own pet by mixing your favourite animals into one! Use the animals on the A4 page or any other animals you like. A fun and inclusive activity that encourages independent thinking. Name your pet and write a story about it. You could start by writing a Care-plan thinking about what your pet would eat and drink, where it would live and what its needs would be. A really fun, creative exercise encouraging children to use their imagination in drawing and literacy.

A4 page featuring three animal cards. Simply mix the animals together in a drawing to create a new species. Name your creature by mixing the names or choose a name you like. Think about your new species; where would it live? what would it eat and drink? Write a story about your animal. This activity stretches children’s imagination in creativity and literacy. It is simple, fun and inclusive because each child will create their species in their own way. Encourages independent thinking and builds confidence.

An A4 page of seven animals with interesting facts about them. Students can choose an animal and using the fact and their imagination can spark ideas for a story. Ideal for prompting story writing, this activity is inclusive and stretches children’s imagination, encouraging independent thinking and building confidence. Students can choose one or more of the animals for their story. Works as an individual activity or as a group activity whereby children can discuss different ideas for their story in their groups.

Stretch your imagination and create your own Superhero by mixing different animals into one! Explore the skills of different animals and put them together in your drawing to make your ultimate Superhero. Use the animals on the A4 page or any other animals you like. Would your Superhero fly? Dive in the Ocean? Use camouflage to hide? Walk on ceilings? … A fun and inclusive activity that encourages independent thinking. Name your Superheroes and write a story about their adventures. A really fun, creative exercise encouraging children to use their imagination in drawing and literacy.

A4 page with a wordsearch featuring reptiles. Helps with observational and concentration skills and improves spellings.

A4 page with a spot the differences challenge. Challenges children’s observational skills and attention to detail.

An A4 page with a wordsearch featuring Rainforest animals. Helps with observational and concentration skills and improves spellings.

A4 page with two animal cards - create your own unique animal by mixing the animals together in a drawing. Name your creature. The numbers on the cards can be used for cross-curricular numeracy and comparative measures. There are some interesting facts about the numbers introducing themes for story writing.

A4 page with three animal cards. Create your unique creature by mixing two or all three of the animals in your drawing. Give your creature a name. Play word games by finding words that include the letters on the cards, or words that begin with each letter. Using the descriptive words and the interesting facts, write a story about the creature you have created. This activity stretches children’s imagination and encourages independent thinking. It is fun and inclusive as each child interprets the creative challenge in their own way. Builds confidence.

A4 page featuring animals and their names ( as anagrams). Unscramble the names and link them to the right animal. Challenging and fun. Uses children’s concentration skills.

A4 page with two animal cards - create your own unique animal by mixing the animals together in a drawing. Name your creature. The numbers on the cards can be used for cross-curricular numeracy and comparative measures. There are some interesting facts about the numbers introducing themes for story writing.

A4 page with three animal cards. Create your unique creature by mixing two or all three of the animals in your drawing. Give your creature a name. Play word games by finding words that include the letters on the cards, or words that begin with each letter. Using the descriptive words and interesting facts on each card, why not write a story about the creature you have created. This activity stretches children’s imagination and encourages independent thinking. It is fun and inclusive as each child interprets the creative challenge in their own unique way. Builds confidence.

A4 page with a wordsearch featuring strong animals. Helps with observational and concentration skills and improves spellings.

An A4 page of seven animals with interesting facts about them. Students can choose an animal and using the fact and their imagination can spark ideas for a story. Ideal for prompting story writing, this activity is inclusive and stretches children’s imagination, encouraging independent thinking and building confidence. Students can choose one or more of the animals for their story. Works as an individual activity or as a group activity whereby children can discuss different ideas for their story in their groups.

An A4 page featuring an animal alphabet which students can use to de-code the fact. This fun activity encourages student’s concentration and observation skills as they discover the interesting fact at the top of the page. As an extension to this activity students could use this fact to write a story.

A4 page with wordsearch featuring animals that hibernate. Helps with observational and concentration skills and improves spellings.

An A4 page featuring an animal alphabet which students can use to de-code the fact. This fun activity encourages student’s concentration and observation skills as they discover the interesting fact at the top of the page. As an extension to this activity students could use this fact to write a story.

A4 page featuring different animal names. Mix the names together to create your own unique creature’s name. eg. shark + porcupine could be called a sharcupine. Inclusive and fun, this activity draws on children’s imagination and encourages independent thinking. An extension to this activity could be for children to draw some of their creatures, either from memory or by researching the animals online. This could also form the basis of story writing.