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Well done to this little girl, who has finished in first place in a competition and is proudly holding up her trophy! This lovely colouring page comes in simple and "scene" versions both available in the downloadable pdf - just choose the most appropriate for your child.
Can the kids guess what this mystery picture puzzle is going to be? Transfer the picture, square by square, to see what will be revealed!
We have 2 versions of this fun mystery picture puzzle for Bonfire Night. Copy the squares into the grid and see what they reveal!
Fill in the grid, copying each square into the right place, to see what our Bonfire Night mystery picture is. Choose from a grid with 16 squares for younger children (easier) or a grid with 64 squares for more of a challenge!
These fun Bonfire Night word star puzzles are anagrams or scrambles in disguise! They are especially fun for kids because if you draw lines to join the letters in the right order, you form a star across the circle.
Our Bonfire Night word star puzzles are an interesting anagram challenge that will keep the kids busy this Guy Fawkes night! Each wheel has a hidden word. If you draw lines to join the letters in the correct order you will form a star in each circle.
This "field of poppies" story paper can be used in many ways, but we designed it with Remembrance Day in mind. Children could write a story set in World War I, or perhaps explain why poppies are used for remembrance and for fundraising in November.
Here is a beautiful field of wild poppies to colour in! Grab your reds and greens and blues and have a go at this lovely colouring page, perhaps for Remembrance Day, or just for the beauty of the wild flowers.
These Remembrance Day word star puzzles are anagrams with a difference! Join the letters in the correct order across the circle and you form a star. It's addictive once you get going! There are 8 puzzles in this pack, 1 per page.
Word star puzzles are like anagrams, with the added benefit of a hidden star that will be revealed when you get the solution right, which make them extra fun for children (and can also give them a little hint, once they get the hang of how they work).
This lovely poppies colouring page is just what you need for a bit of mindfulness colouring for older children - or adults.
This Remembrance Day colouring page includes the middle verse of Laurence Binyon's lovely World War I poem, For The Fallen - words which are often read out Remembrance Day services or associated with Poppy Day.
Here's a fun lacing activity for younger kids on Bonfire Night! Guy Fawkes is always portrayed with this shape of hat, moustache and beard, so by the time they have laced or threaded the card they will certainly remember him - and 5th November!
This is a fun lacing card for younger children, with its bright colours. Print onto card and then cut out - simplifying the edges if you like - and then punch holes for them to lace or thread.
Use this Venn diagram worksheet to compare the differences between Bonfire Night and Diwali. It makes an interesting exercise!
Can children sort the fact from the fiction with this fun Bonfire Night activity? They might need to do some research into the history of Bonfire Night and Guy Fawkes first. We've got plenty of help with that here at Activity Village!
Imaginative play is just the thing! All you need is a cardboard box, some pirate props and away you go... This colouring page comes in simple and "scene" versions so you can choose the most appropriate for your children.
The little violinist in this set of colouring pages is playing beautifully on stage in her wheelchair. Choose from the simple version of the "scene" in the pdf below.
Choose from a simple or "scene" version of this colouring page, which shows a blind boy enjoying his music - he's certainly throwing some shapes and getting a workout!
This little girl relies on a crutch to get around, but that doesn't stop her from dressing up and having fun! Choose from a simple or "scene" version of this cute colouring page.