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Ask the children to grab some coloured pencils or crayons and colour in these life cycle of a turkey colouring pages. They can learn a little about the life cycle of turkeys whilst colouring in the pictures!

There's plenty of opportunity for handwriting practice with these Life Cycle of a Turkey worksheets, and the children might learn some new vocabulary too. 

We've got four different versions of this A4 poster to print out and display, each showing the life cycle of a turkey. There's a poster to suit different activities, ages and abilities. 

This turkey life cycle story paper comes in colour or black and white, and lined or with handwriting lines. The picture doesn't have any labels so the children can describe the life cycle process themselves. 

It can be a bit tricky to learn about Remembrance Day with very young children as they struggle to understand the concept and it can be an emotive subject.

Get the kids to write a snippet about each stage of the jellyfish life cycle to correspond to the pictures. Then cut out the circle and attach to your jellyfish lapbook (or a jellyfish display) with a split pin.

Here's a printable version of our jellyfish lapbook instructions, in case you want to give a print-out to older kids so that they can work on their lapbook independently.

Print out these jellyfish flash cards ready for the kids to fill out with interesting jellyfish facts! We've also included a pocket to cut out and stick in your jellyfish lapbook for storage, if you like.

Print and fold this little origami booklet. Then pay a visit to the library, perhaps, to collect as many books about jellyfish as you can. Read, and fill up the booklet!