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Autumn is a great time of year for learning, with lots of children back at school and so much colour and wildlife to explore. Our word mat is an excellent autumn resource for the classroom, and you could even laminate the mat and use at the dinner table!
We've jumbled up some autumn vocabulary, and the children need to unscramble each word and match to the lovely illustrations on the right...
There are some delightful pictures on this lovely worksheet that asks the children to label the autumn words. Choose from 3 different versions below to suit different ages and abilities, and laminate the sheet if you'd like to reuse it.
These big and beautiful autumn flashcards are large enough for the whole class to see and perfect for group vocabulary work. There are 12 different autumn-themed words in this pack.
Autumn is a fun season for younger kids to study, and often one of the first topics children learn about when they start school. Our small, colourful flashcards will help them learn autumn-themed vocabulary easily...
These colourful autumn matching cards are ideal for memory games and other matching activities, or you can make a set of double-sided flash cards by folding along the vertical dotted line rather than cutting the cards in half.
Use the prompts around each of the autumn scenes on these printable worksheets to help the children brainstorm ideas for stories and writing projects.
One of these gorgeous writing prompt story papers is bound to inspire the kids to put pen to paper. They just need to choose their favourite autumn picture and start writing!
Spark off a brainstorming session ready for creative autumn-themed writing with our inspiring slideshow, full of colourful and interesting autumnal scenes. We have a US version here.
Print off these beautiful autumn scene posters to decorate and brighten up the classroom, or put them up on your whiteboard. There are lots of things to discuss on each poster so they're great for class discussions and brainstorming sessions.
This worksheet asks the kids to weigh up the pros and cons of being famous, inspired by Andy Warhol's prediction that everyone in the future will be famous for 15 minutes.
"In the future, everybody will be world famous for 15 minutes." This fun worksheet asks the kids to imagine they are famous for 15 minutes, just like Andy Warhol suggests in his famous quote, and to write all about the experience as a newspaper report.
Read all about fascinating artist Andy Warhol, then answer the questions at the end of the text.
Did you know that artist Andy Warhol also once managed a rock band? Learn some facts about him by reading our factsheet.
There's space to draw your own Andy Warhol-style masterpiece on the second of these notebooking pages, or you can use page 1 just to write notes.
This famous Andy Warhol quote is set against one of his famous portraits featuring Marilyn Monroe on this striking poster.
"The idea is not to live forever, but to create something that will." This is a famous quote by Andy Warhol, and the objective of the worksheet is for the kids to explain what it means, and rewrite it in their own words too...
The children could use our Andy Warhol story paper to write a creative story using one of his famous paintings for inspiration, or write a review of his art.
Andy Warhol lived quite an eventful and colourful life! Can the children pinpoint the most important events in his life and add them on to the timeline?
There's certainly an interesting selection of words hidden in this Andy Warhol word search, including Campbells Soup! Can the kids find them all? Solution available below...