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This colouring page full of funny pigs is bound to put a smile on anyone's face! Especially the pig sat on top of another pig (giving him a piggyback?)!

These letter tiles feature a font specifically designed for dyslexic readers and can be used for all kinds of useful word-building games and activities.

These letter tiles have been designed with a font that's easier for dyslexic children to read. You can print these tiles onto pastel-coloured paper (such as cream or pale yellow) if you prefer.

If you're very lucky you may have seen puffins when on a boat trip around the British Isles - there's even an uninhabited island off the eastern tip of Anglesey, Wales called Puffin Island where there are puffins but no people!

Edward I spent a huge sum of money building Caernarfon Castle - around £22,000 at a time when a skilled craftsman only earned around 3 pence per day!

Here's a poster of magnificent Conway castle, which many say is one of the finest of Edward I's Welsh fortresses, and is now classed as a World Heritage site. Perfect to print as part of a display on Wales, castles or King Edward I. 

Llandudno Pier first opened in August 1877, and it's the longest pier in Wales. My children love to walk all the way along the pier to the cafe and amusements at the end! This super poster is perfect for a display about Wales or the seaside.

The Severn Bridge is a motorway suspension bridge connecting England and Wales, spanning the River Severn and River Wye. It cost £8 million to build and took five years! Print this stunning poster of the bridge to use in displays and project work.

With pretty coloured buildings and a bustling harbour, Tenby is one of the loveliest places to visit for a holiday! This poster of the Welsh seaside town will brighten up any wall at home or at school.