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Who could resist this beautiful Tudor Lady craft! Sarah and the boys have used their magic to turn a paper cup and polystyrene ball into this beautiful Tudor lady, fit for the court of Henry VIII! Perhaps she is even one of his Queens?
For poor people in Tudor times, cups were made from quite thick clay, and often had two handles. They were either plain or fired with a green glaze. Our Tudor pot craft has been fired but you could make a similar effect by shaping a pot with air-drying clay and painting.
The Tudor rose is the heraldic design adopted by Henry VII when he came to the throne.
Kids can make this pretty magnet for a Mother's Day gift or just to cheer up the house during the spring months, when tulips are out in all their glory!
Use these fun turkey acrostic poem printables at Thanksgiving or for a farm theme. Choose from one of the four versions below.
Print out our turkey cartoon colouring page for your Thanksgiving celebrations - the kids will enjoy colouring it in!
Here's a lovely big and bold turkey colouring page for younger kids, for Thanksgiving or perhaps a farmyard theme.
Whether you need it for Thanksgiving or a farm theme, this grand turkey colouring page is ready to print and enjoy!
Little children can learn to finger trace the word Turkey for Thanksgiving with this lovely worksheet - and of course they can colour in the turkey, too. Alternatively, laminate the worksheet and use it over again.
Try this colourful Turkey fuse bead pattern at Thanksgiving...
Practice writing the word "turkey" with our fun printable turkey handwriting worksheet - perfect for Thanksgiving or a farmyard theme!
Fun for Thanksgiving or a farmyard theme, this turkey poster is sure to appeal to younger kids for his big bold colours and cheeky face!
Learn to write the word turkey with this lovely printable worksheet for early learners. Fun at Thanksgiving, perhaps? Why not laminate the page and use a dry-wipe marker to trace the word over and over...
Here's something different - a tussie mussie craft for your Tudor studies! In Tudor times many houses did not have running water and people did not bath as often as they do today. To help mask body odours they would wear nosegays or tussie mussies.
Test how much you know about Ancient Egypt's most famous boy king with our printable Tutankhamun word search puzzle.
Here's a fun craft to do with the bits and pieces you collect on a nature walk, particularly on an autumn walk after a windy day when you might find leaves and conkers and twigs. Our photo isn't great but the twig fairy was lovely!
Kids will enjoy making this twig frame to display their artwork this autumn! This is a good craft to do after an autumn walk, particularly after a windy day when you can collect all sorts of fallen twigs.
This twirly heart mobile is made from card with some simple cutting techniques. It looks very pretty and effective when hung in a breezy spot!
Here's a colouring page showing the amazing Uluru (or Ayers Rock) in Australia.
This Uncle Sam craft for kids is a great Fourth of July activity, using simple craft cupboard supplies and a little bit of paint and patience!