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We hope that this story starter will spark some creative story writing about the Commonwealth Games! It might help for the kids to know just a little about the history and format of the Games before they start brainstorming their stories.

Ready for an underwater theme or perhaps bible class, let children practice their pencil control by tracing the lines on our whale tracing page.

These whale notebooking pages come in two varieties - one with box for a picture or illustration, one just with lines. They are useful for collecting your research on this wonderful sea

The children will have plenty of time to perfect their handwriting with this fun handwriting worksheet featuring the word whale!

Our grid copy pictures are a fun way for kids to learn to draw simple pictures - and they involve careful counting, pencil control and copying skills too. Here's a lovely whale grid copy to try.

Colour in the Monaco flag. It's an easy one to do - you'll just need a red pen or pencil!

We have four varieties of our bookmarks to print out here, all featuring the Monaco flag. There are two to colour, and two already coloured.

Here's a fun dot to dot for younger children. Join up the numbers, capital letters or lower case letters to reveal a friendly whale.

Here's one of our origami booklet on the subject of whales - perfect for folding up, storing your notes or pictures, and keeping in your pocket! You will need the folding instructions here.