Here are 4 activity sheets with a Crown theme. Find the matching crowns and colour them to make the pairs the same. Design / decorate a crown with this crown template. Colour crowns - children match the pairs. Colour the 3 Kings.

10 designs of page borders that you can use with your topic on Kings, the Royal Family and / or the celebration of King Charles and his Coronation Day. There are 2 black and white and 8 colour borders to choose from. Children can use the border templates for drawing or writing or for framing their work.

3 differentiated word searches for KS1 and Send pupils. Each of the word searches has picture support and there are corresponding answer sheets included. Links to topics on History, Castles and spelling and word work in literacy.

9 colour pages of bunting with a Royal theme. There are 2 designs on each page. Cut, laminate and hang for a classroom display in time to celebrate the King’s Coronation. Hang in the hall for your assembly on the Coronation of King Charles 111.

This resource celebrates King Charles 111 and his Coronation in May 2023. There are 2 design templates for each of a coat or arms, a stamp, a crown and a ring. Children can use the templates to help them in their designs or to add on their finished ideas. Page 1 asks the children to designs a coat of arms and a stamp. Page 2 asks them to design and crown and a ring.

A simple 6 word Word Search activity where children look for 6 key words connected to the King’s Coronation. An answer sheet is included. The 6 words to find are: King, sceptre, jewels, Coronation, throne and Charles. Suitable for KS1.

11 activity sheets to support your topic work with young children on Kings and / or The Coronation of King Charles 111 on May 6th 2023. Worksheets: Design a stamp to celebrate the Coronation of King Charles. Colouring page using symbols ( Boardmaker licenced). Write and make a postcard from London. Create a souvenir ball to commemorate the Coronation. 5/6. Label the pictures related to London. 7/8. Cut and Match the colour pictures. Colour the London buses and add destinations. Design a tea set for the King’s Coronation. Cut and match the London buses using their destinations. *NB: Some of the resources have been updated from the Queen’s Jubilee resources. *

Design a coin for the Coronation of King Charles 111 May 6th 2023. Children can look at the official coin that has been made to celebrate the occasion. They can use the templates here to recreate the coin or come up with ideas of their own. The resource contains 2 pages with outline coins. There are 4 pages of shields with 6 shields on each. The emblems of the rose, thistle, shamrock and leek are included for children to colour in and cut out. There is a sheet with 6 blank shields for children to use as well as 2 profiles which could signify the King.

Let’s celebrate the King’s Coronation by filling the bus with the guests and Royals that will be attending this special event. There is a sample bus filled, that children can use and colour in. There is an empty bus for children to draw their own guests in, or to cut and paste pictures into. Page 3 shows a selection of pictures/symbols of people that might be attending the ceremony. Children could choose from this selection. All aboard! Extend by asking children to share their finished buses with their peers. Encourage the use of positional language and counting of guests upstairs and downstairs. Boardmaker licenced.

Everything you need for your children to design and make their own Coronation Wreaths to celebrate the special occasion on May 6th. Included are 4 designs of colour template wreathes and 4 designs in black and white. Colour roses and leaves, ribbons and crowns to cut out. Just add scissors and glue.

A poster showing emblems linked to the King’s Coronation signifying the King’s love of nature. There is a leek, rose, shamrock and thistle. Children could find out where the emblems are linked to and count how many of each one there are. There is a black and white colouring poster and a colour version to stimulate the children’s imagination. Children could use a range of media such as felt pens, paints, chalk or crayons.

A set of colouring cards using symbols for children to use when learning their alphabet and phonics and linking to Food topics. Each page has 8/9 cards where each letter of the alphabet has symbols or pictures of food beginning with that sound. Children can trace the letters, name what they see and colour in the pictures. Cut these up and laminate them after the children have coloured them in. They could be duplicated for pairs or matching games or made into a book or classroom frieze. Suitable for EYFS / KS1 and SEND pupils. Boardmaker licenced.

4 designs of Thank You cards for children to complete and make and send to show their appreciation. Great at the end of the year when children may want to send cards to staff members. 2 cards are black and white and 2 are colour with elements for children to colour in and make the cards their own. The cards have backs that can be folded.

10 Toys worksheets for EYFS or Key Stage 1. Each sheet has 2 parts, a colourful toy and a black and white matching toy. The aim is for children to recognise and name the toys, write the sentences and colour the black and white pictures to match the colour versions. Each picture has a thick outline that supports children if they want to cut out the shapes. The pictures enhance displays on Toys and encourages speaking and listening and observation around colour and toys. Children may be able to find matching toys in school or at home.

10 Insects worksheets for EYFS or Key Stage 1. Each sheet has 2 parts, a colourful insect and a black and white matching insect. The aim is for children to recognise and name the insects, write the sentences and colour the black and white pictures to match the colour versions. Each picture has a thick outline that supports children if they want to cut out the shapes. The pictures enhance displays on Insects and encourages speaking and listening and observation around colour and insects.

10 Farm worksheets for EYFS or Key Stage 1. Each sheet has 2 parts, a colourful thing or animal found on a farm and a black and white matching picture. The aim is for children to recognise and name the things or animals found on a farm, write the sentences and colour the black and white pictures to match the colour versions. Each picture has a thick outline that supports children if they want to cut out the shapes. The pictures enhance displays on The Farm and encourages speaking and listening and observation around colour and animals.

Animal Spelling Cards: These resources consist of 60 printable cards, each showcasing an image of an animal accompanied by a scrambled letter hint. Each of the 10 sheets comprises six animal cards that can also serve as worksheets. From three-letter animals like an ‘ant’, to eight-letter animals like an ‘elephant’, there’s a whole zoological world for children to explore. With the option of laminating the sheets or individual cards, they can be repurposed as durable resources for a writing corner. Paired with dry erase markers, children can repeatedly practice their spelling, writing, and decoding skills. Whether cut out as cards for individual play or used as worksheets for group activities, these resources are useful for developing early literacy skills, promoting letter recognition, and linking in with any animal theme.

An example of an acrostic poem to welcome children back to school and to encourage them to compose their own. There is an example with an outline children can fill in as well as a blank template with Welcome written at the top.