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Squirrels are well-known for hiding nuts and acorns in the autumn - can the children help this little squirrel get to his acorn through the maze?

Girl' or women's rugby is becoming increasingly popular around the world, and this photographic poster of a women's rugby team after a match captures the excitement of the game brilliantly.

The 20 answers in this crossword are the 20 countries putting teams into the Rugby World Cup 2019 ... but can you recognise which is which?

Learn the vocabulary of a rugby match with the help of these fun matching cards. Alternatively, fold vertically and glue them back to back to form double-sided flash cards.

Here are three more rugby match "scenes" for the kids to describe. What's happening in each picture? Rugby fans will enjoy the challenge but this set of worksheets is also fun for those new to the sport who are learning the rugby language.

Pick a favourite player and fill in the blanks to create your own player profile. How about allocating all the players of your country's Rugby World Cup team to the class, then putting the finished profiles up on display for all to read?

Here are some simple word cards for introducing the five senses to kids. Use them for labelling, displays or for matching up, perhaps, with our five senses cut outs.

Grab the scissors and cut out these fun cut outs for introducing the five senses to children - eyes for sight, ears for hearing, a nose for smell, a mouth for taste and a hand for touch. We've provided a simple mouth and an open mouth with tongue so you can choose which you prefer!

Ask the kids to grab some coloured pens or pencils and have fun completing this colour by number picture of a tractor using the code provided.