This is a preview of the Roald Dahl wordsearch pack up for sale on the Kids’ Printouts account. This 30-word wordsearch was created to support a Grade 5 class who had read the wonderful story of Fantastic Mr Fox by Roald Dahl. The wordsearch puzzle, like wordsearches in general, was a great task to include in their learning to help them recall information about the story, reinforce spellings, encourage discussion about events, and to prepare them for a comprehension activity.

The 23 players of the current French national football squad / team. (Surnames)

Enjoy this wonderful Christmas themed wordsearch! If you like it, please do leave a rating! Also check out the Christmas bundle available which contains a 40-term wordsearch plus awesome Pixel Art activities :)

Download these A4 sheets with beautifully designed letters and corner decorations. Use for home learning / homework, presentation or display work in lessons, or any other activity which you need it for! Suits Christmas-related activities. 26 sheets altogether for all the letters.

Prepare now for celebrating the Fourth of July with your students and children. Or use it to simply spread awareness of the history of the famous date and the way the day is celebrated. This listing contains a quality 3-activity sheet with a wordsearch, fill the blanks and 10 Independence Day-themed questions. Students / children will likely need to conduct some research for at least some of these questions! Also included is the wordsearch on its own if you prefer it as well as the answer sheet for all activities.

This pack contains 14 pages of activities. The first is a 2-page activity, for which the kids need to name, trace and then design (colouring, painting, glittering etc) each of the 11 featured dinosaurs (grey silhouettes). There is a table of names on page 2 which the kids can use to help them name the dinos. A file with the dinosaur silhouettes and their names is included. The next 11 sheets are the individual dinosaurs enlarged on A4 files, with instructions suggesting that after naming and tracing the dinosaurs, they should get creative and colour and decorate, before writing 3 facts about the dinosaur. Surely these would make for a great wall display. The last activity is a wonderful anagrams activity. The kids need to read the (often strange) set of words and then rearrange the letters to figure out the name of the dinosaur. ‘carpet riots’ anyone? (Answer file included)

This is the bundle version of the two World Cup activity packs also available on this account. Enjoy time with your children in the last weeks of term and get into the spirit of the World Cup! 3 quality wordsearches, a fun ‘Name the team / country’ activity by looking at the flag / colours of the strip, and a World Cup quiz. There are two versions of the second two activities to assist those who’ll need a little help as well as challenging those who need some stretching. Seven activity files altogether plus three answer files.

Here are another set of activities for the final weeks of term and to get into the spirit of the world cup with your children. This one is biased towards England :) In this pack you will find two wordsearches: one for the World Cup 2018 England Squad and another for the World Cup 1966 Squad (why not?!). Both wordsearches have bonus words to find and these are in a Notepad file within this pack. You also get find a 15-question World Cup quiz, with a differentiated version which has an answer bank with answers to choose from (and yes ‘Brazil’ is meant to appear twice.) Answer sheet provided.

Enjoy time with your kids in the last weeks of term - or be patient enough until November 2022 - and get into the spirit of the World Cup! The World Cup tournament can be much more just about football. Take the opportunity with the kids to enjoy activities which will not only encourage talk about the game, but also about the different countries and continents taking part (language, currency, food, best know export etc), flag designs, country name spellings (and meanings) and many other discussions arising from the whistle-stop history tour via the quiz. This wonderful bundle for the World Cup 2022 contains the following: an enjoyable wordsearch for the 32 teams in the World Cup 2022 tournament a fun activity in which kids need to name the team / country by looking at the flag on the ball a 22-question World Cup Quiz, with some questions that may likely need researching! There are two versions of the quiz: - Version 1 is 1 page, and will most likely require research for a few of the questions - good for a really challenging task! (They could always write their best guess) -Version 2 has the questions more spaced out over two pages and also has an answer bank for kids to choose their answers from (although a couple of questions may still need some research :) ) With any of these activities, why not get the kids to also make their predictions for the World Cup 2022 Winners and Runners up? Maybe get a wall chart up as well :) There are four activity files altogether, plus three answer files. Enjoy!

A fun wordsearch of 20 terms relating to Queen Elizabeth and her Platinum Jubilee! There is also one unlisted word, with the clue for this on the scroll… Solutions included.

Anyone who loves dinosaurs will love the two wordsearches. There is a 15-dino version and a 30-dino version - use as you need to with your audience. Each one also features 5 silhouettes of popular dinosaurs for the kids to try to name. Wordsearches are a great way to reinforce key terms, enhance vocabulary, help with spelling as well as pattern recognition. They are great for the classroom, at home and events. The second activity is an anagrams activity. The kids need to rearrange the letters of the words to get the dinosaur name. ‘carpet riots’ anyone?? (Answer file included)

Get into the new EPL 2021/22 season with this wonderful set of activities! The first is the wordsearch of the 2021/22 football teams, featuring related images. The second is a match-up activity where the kids need to match the football club to its stadium. There are clues to use to help figure this out! The kids simply need to enter the number of the stadium next to the football club’s name Club / clues examples: Club: West Ham Clue: originally a track and field venue for the 2012 Olympics Club: Arsenal Clue: there are 7 whats in the UAE? Club: Everton Clue: what you’d call a well-behaved, male offspring This listing includes answers and explanations of the clues in case anyone needs them!

A wonderful set of activities for the EPL 2020-2021 season! The first is the wordsearch of the 2020/21 football teams, featuring related images. The second is a match-up activity where the kids need to match the football club to its stadium. There are clues to use to help figure this out! The kids simply need to enter the number of the stadium next to the football club’s name Club / clues examples: Club: West Ham Clue: originally a track and field venue for the 2012 Olympics Club: Arsenal Clue: the Middle East’s largest airline Club: Everton Clue: what you’d call a well-behaved, male offspring This listing includes answers and explanations of the clues in case anyone needs them! Listing for the 2021-2022 season here

This is a great set of activities to get into the spirit of the Africa Cup of Nations 2021-2022 This bundle contains the following: –A 24-term wordsearch of the teams taking part in the African football championship –A fun labelling activity where the students need to name the country by looking at the flag / colours / symbols -A 4-page document of the descriptions of the flags, explaining the choice behind the colours and symbols. This should be used to help the students with the flag activity. You could extend this activity by asking students to design a flag for a current / new (fabricated) country and explain the reasons for colour / symbol choice. All activities have solutions / answers.

With the King’s Coronation on Saturday 6th May 2023, this listing has been readied to get some learning in about King Charles III, the 40th British monarch to be crowned at Westminster Abbey. This listing contains: Wordsearch with 30 terms to find relating to King Charles III and the coronation Quiz with 26 questions about King Charles III and the coronation Solutions to the wordsearch and the quiz Get involved and spend some time with the kids learning a few things about the King and the coronation. Note: all questions are written retrospectively of 6th and 7th May events

Get into the spirit of Valentine’s day (or save it for next year!) with a quality 3-activity worksheet. It contains a 30-word wordsearch, a fill the blanks paragraph and 10 Valentine’s day-themed questions. The kids may need to carry out research for some of the questions so devices may be required. It’s up to you! This listing includes a full answer sheet and the wordsearch on its own if you prefer it.

Prepare now to get into the spirit of Easter with a quality 3-activity worksheet. It contains a 36-word wordsearch, a fill the blanks paragraph and 8 Easter-themed questions. The kids may need to carry out research for some of these. This listing includes a full answer sheet and the wordsearch on its own if you prefer it.

Prepare now for celebrating the Fourth of July with your students and children. Or use it to simply spread the awareness of the history of the famous date and the way the day is celebrated. This listing contains a quality 3 - activity sheet with a wordsearch, fill the blanks and 10 Independence Day-themed questions. Students / children will likely need to conduct some research for at least some of these questions! Also included is the wordsearch on its own if you prefer it as well as the answer sheet for all activities.

This quiz can be used as a comprehension exercise where children watch the film “The Pirates! Band of Misfits” and then answer as many questions correctly as they can. The adjusted / differentiated activity can be that the film is watched in two halves (or smaller chunks) to give children less to remember all at once and more of a chance to get all 18 questions correct! This activity can also be an opportunity to practice spellings, learn something new (what exactly is a barnacle?) and most importantly, have fun! You can also encourage children to come up with their own questions to test others. This is a suitable task for Grade 4 upwards (approximately 8+ years) and FYI the film has a PG rating. Answer sheet is included. If not used for skills practice, just save it for a treat or a rainy day!

This resource is suitable for students learning about networks and their setup (Year 9+). This pack includes the following: My School Network tasks - 6 pages (15 tasks plus example questions for the IT engineer at the school) (PDF) Above editable version My School Network completed sample - 7 pages (PDF) Above editable version Networks terminology wordsearch (54 words) The 15 tasks were created to support Year 10 Computer Science and ICT students in their learning about Networks. The tasks were completed as the students went on a tour, led by the school’s head IT technician / engineer, of the school’s network setup. The tasks can be used / adapted for younger / older students, or depending on their abilities. In our case, the sheets were printed and students completed them by hand using clipboards, but it would also work fine if the students edit the Word document on their devices. The tasks cover the basics including ‘Find out why we have a school network’, ‘Draw what you think the school’s server looks like’, several questions about the school’s backup procedure, questions regarding internet speed, and some sample questions to ask the IT technician / engineer in a Q&A session. The students thoroughly enjoyed the tour, including being wowed by numbers and figures and being allowed to be near the server room, and felt a lot more savvy after understanding what all these devices were in the corridors, walls and ceilings. This definitely made their learning come to life and gave them a clearer understanding of networks and their setup. They also got to know the IT support staff a lot better and expressed great thanks at the end of the tour. It’d be a good idea to meet up with the technicians / engineers in advance to plan out the tour and even prepare them with some of the questions that will be asked.