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These lovely doodly colouring pages have a real late 60s / early 70s vibe and are so much fun to colour in! You can draw in the faces yourself, or just leave them as is - there is plenty of detail in the hairstyles and backgrounds to keep you busy!
There are 8 different cards in this set of biscuit lacing cards, so you could make this a group activity and put your own biscuit selection box up on display when they are done! Or just choose your child's favourite...
"Biscuits" is a tricky word to spell, so why not use the excuse of a handwriting worksheet to practise the letter formations and spelling at the same time. And to make it all the more fun, we've provided a selection of biscuits for the kids to colour in, too!
Use this printable to get the kids started on a biscuit survey, to find out what biscuit their classmates, friends and family prefer. Everyone has a favourite, it seems!
We've also provided a simple printable for a bar chart, but they might prefer to design their own.
Younger children can have fun designing, drawing and colouring their own biscuit using this fun frame (which might give the less confident a little inspiration to get started with, too).
Kids can break out their creativity and design skills with this worksheet, which asks them to come up with a concept for a brand new, tasty biscuit! Draw it (and maybe the packaging, too) then describe what makes it unique and come up with a catchy name.
You might have to think laterally to come up with a word for each letter of the alphabet - all to do with biscuits! I can think of lots beginning with C - chocolate chip, cookie, crumble, crunchy - but not many beginning with Z!
Put these favourite biscuit types into alphabetical order. If this worksheet doesn't make you hungry for a biscuit, I don't know what will!
Here's a delicious word scramble to tackle with the kids - or perhaps with a big mug of tea for dunking! We have three versions: easy has many letter hints, medium has a starting letter hint, and hard has no hints at all. All versions have the solution on page 2 if you get stuck.
Search for all your favourite, well-known biscuits in this fun word search puzzle. Mine's a gingernut please! This word search puzzle is available in lower case or upper case versions, and whichever you choose comes with a solution on page 2.
This is a quick and fun activity for a child or small group of children which will provide some cutting practice - and give you a pretty biscuity display! Simply cut out and pair up the biscuits to make your own biscuit mobile...
Let everyone know it is National Biscuit Day - 29th May - with this colourful poster! We've kept the background blank to save on your printer ink.
Pretty biscuits hanging up in the kitchen or play room, gently moving in the breeze - that's the idea behind this "colour a biscuit mobile" printable for the kids!
Do the kids enjoy a biscuit or two? Here's a fun colouring page of a packet of familiar chocolate biscuits for them to colour in.
Just a simple, colourful poster of biscuits! They look so yummy, be careful that the poster doesn't make you too hungry...
These lovely biscuit cutting shapes have relatively simple outlines and I think the kids will enjoy cutting them out and sticking them somewhere else! Great for practising scissor skills...
Colour in this biscuits selection - which I'm sure includes some of your child's favourites! Colour a jammy dodger, a chocolate chip, a pink wafer and more!
Kids can use this colourful biscuit frame for sending a letter, for writing projects - or perhaps for drawing their own design of the perfect biscuit!
These cute little otters will mark a place in a reading book very nicely! Choose from black and white or colour versions, and get ready for careful cutting out...
Write a cute little story to go with this cute little picture of 2 adorable otters, floating gently and holding hands. They look like such happy creatures!