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Write about your St David's Day celebrations and then colour in the picture, using our fun St David's Day story paper. You could use it for any patriotic Welsh occasion, of course. Choose from lined or handwriting lines.

Our interview worksheets are a great way to bring famous people and historical characters to life, by asking the children to think of some questions for a talk show interview. This worksheet features Maria Sibylla Merian - what would be some good questions to ask her?

Use these sorting mats with "real" objects such as wooden bricks or our photographic 3D object cards, or for drawing or cut-and-pasting appropriate objects, perhaps from old magazines.

There are 2 worksheets in this pdf file. The first asks the children to identify and colour the 3D shapes - sphere, cube, cuboid and pyramid. The second extension worksheet includes a cylinder.

You could use these 3D shapes word tracing worksheets as posters once completed. Alternatively, laminate them and use with dry wipe pens for extra practice. There are some tricky spellings to learn here!

Use these word cards for display or for matching activities with our 3D shape flashcards and posters.

This set of flashcards prints 4 to a page and shows the sphere, cube, cuboid and pyramid.

Andy Warhol enjoyed making headlines so much so that he filled a scrapbook with news stories generated from his art and life! Use our newspaper writing prompt to write your own story and headline about the famous pop artist.

Here is a set of matching, but blank, skip counting cards, so that you can use them for larger numbers or tie-in activities if you wish.