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Here's a fun way to learn colours - with the help of these cute jellyfish colour flash cards! We've provided 8 colours and both a UK and US version. You could also use the cards for alphabetical order practice with older children...
Here's a trickier "trace and colour" page featuring a pink jellyfish - possibly a medusa? Careful pencil control will be important for the tentacles!
This lovely poster is great for helping children to remember the sound of "j". J is for jellyfish!
Print this page so that the kids can cut out shells, jellyfish, fish, starfish, seaweed and even a pretty mermaid! The shapes are quite small so good scissor skills will be required...
Choose from 4 colours of this fun jellyfish patterned printable scrapbook / craft paper - dark purple, turquoise, deep blue or grey.
Trace the simple outlines of this cute smiling jellyfish, then trace over the letters below.
Here's a fun activity for younger children, perfect for working on pencil control. Trace the dotted lines of the jellyfish, then colour it in.
Back up your jellyfish project with this jellyfish word search, which includes many of the words you might introduce when learning about these interesting ocean creatures.
This is a useful start for planning a jellyfish project, and can be undertaken by the kids almost like a bingo sheet; colour in the items as you do them, aiming to complete a row (or the whole sheet!) Where applicable we have linked directly to Activity Village resources so you can click straight
This paper plate jellyfish craft is great for fine motor control - specifically practising threading and tying knots!
This is a simple craft for younger children which looks really effective on display. I'm sure they will be thrilled with the results!
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Colour in our jellyfish scene according to the instructions. It's a simple reading activity in disguise!
Sort out the fact from fiction with this fun jellyfish activity. Some of the facts might surprise the kids! You can use our Jellyfish Fact Sheet along with this printable.
Check comprehension of our Jellyfish Fact Sheet with these fun multiple choice questions!
Use these comprehension questions together with our jellyfish fact sheet to learn - and test understanding - of some interesting facts about jellyfish.
Here's a fun way to learn some interesting facts about jellyfish! Read through this jellyfish cloze, filling the gaps with words from the box at the bottom.
Kids can have fun investigating whether these jellyfish species - some with very exotic, funny names - are real or "fiction".
This fact sheet is a good start when learning about jellyfish, pulling together some introductory information and key words for learning about jellyfish. It can be used with our jellyfish comprehension and cloze activities.
Use these jellyfish flashcards for your own jellyfish investigation. Choose some different species, draw them and then fill in the facts. You could even create a "Top Trump" type game when you have made a few of these!
Work your way through these 3 fun worksheets which give children practice at the Phase Four words which use Phase Three graphemes.