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Here's a real challenge to keep you busy during the Cricket World Cup! Can you find a Cricket World Cup themed word for each letter of the alphabet? You could start with the countries taking part, then think about the cities and grounds, and perhaps then move onto the squads...
Unscramble the countries taking part in the Cricket World Cup 2019. Unless you know them all already, it's not so easy! We have the solution in case you get stuck.
Birmingham, Bristol, Cardiff, Chester-le-Street, Leeds, London, Manchester, Nottingham, Southampton and Taunton are the locations for the 2019 Cricket World Cup. This fun worksheet is a great way to learn about locations of British cities, as you find each one and mark it on the map!
This fun worksheet for the Cricket World Cup makes a great team activity and is a fun research project which will build children's familiarity with locations. Find out the capital cities of each country taking part, then estimate (and check) the distance to London.
Put the 10 teams taking part in the Cricket World Cup in 2019 into alphabetical order. Good practice!
Come up with a cricket-themed word for each letter of the alphabet to complete this cricket alphabet challange! My entry for letter S is "Silly Mid Off".
Design a mascot for the Women's World Cup in France in 2019. We provide some information about Ettie - the official mascot - and explain how and why she was created, to give the kids some inspiration for their own.
How well do you know the 24 countries taking part in the Women's World Cup 2019? The aim of the puzzle is to unscramble the letters to find each country.
Store facts and figures about the Women's World Cup 2019 in these handy little booklets (folding instructions found here).
Write down match reports or notes in our Women's World Cup 2019 notes booklets (there's a booklet for each group). Simply print and fold using our booklet folding instructions.
Can the kids find the 16 players from the Women's World Cup 2019 that are hidden in our wordsearch grid? We've included the solution too.
There are 24 countries taking part in the Women's World Cup 2019 in France, and we've hidden them all in this word search grid for the kids to find...
It's nearly time for the Women's World Cup 2019! Try this fun alphabet challenge to get yourself ready to enjoy the action. Can you think of a Women's World Cup themed word for each letter of the alphabet?
How many Women's World Cup themed words of 3 letters or more can you find in this Boggler puzzle? A fun challenge to try against family or friends if you're having a World Cup party!
Carrier pigeons were absolutely crucial during the war and for the planning and execution of D-Day! 32 pigeons even won a medal - the Dickin Medal - for their service. We thought we would celebrate their extraordinary contribution to the war effort with this colouring page.
This D-Day colouring page shows Allied airplanes flying over France. 24,000 troops were dropped by parachute (together with many thousands of dummies) behind enemy lines, to destroy bridges, capture or destory gun batteries and link up with Allied forces coming inwards from the beaches.
This colouring page depicts troops arriving on the beaches of Normandy on D-Day. 5,000 ships delivered the troops to 5 key beaches over a 50 mile stretch of the coast. When they came ashore they faced enemy fire, mines, barbed wire and other defences.
The kids will need to use their addition, subtraction or multiplication skills to work out the sums and colour in the picture of the caterpillar. A fun way to practise sums!
Can the kids create a tasty ice cream treat by working out the simple sums and colouring in the picture using the key? We've got two addition, two subtraction and two multiplication worksheets to choose from below.
Find out the colour of the snail's shell by working out the sums and following the key provided to colour in the picture. We've got 6 versions to choose from below (2 addition, 2 subtraction, 2 multiplication).