Otter Colouring Page 2
This cute little otter couple are floating happily on their backs, holding hands, on a gentle river or lake. What a lovely colouring page for the kids!
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This cute little otter couple are floating happily on their backs, holding hands, on a gentle river or lake. What a lovely colouring page for the kids!
Practise writing the perfect "o" with this fun "o is for otter" handwriting worksheet. There's a cute otter for the kids to colour in, too.
Learn all about the otter with this printable poster, full of facts and interesting information for the kids. Why not laminate and add it to your British Wildlife display?
We ask children to read the description under each of these space-themed pictures, and draw / colour them in appropriately. These worksheets are a fun way to test reading comprehension!
This simple worksheet asks children to write the correct "space themed" word underneath each picture. We've included a word bank at the top of the page for them to copy.
Choose the correct word from each pair, to match the picture above, and colour it in. This space themed worksheet is a fun way to get some reading practice!
Have a game of space themed bingo with the kids! We've included a calling sheet and 10 bingo cards.
Use these cards as a matching activity, or a fun quiz to test your friends! We've got two versions. The first provides a number to help children match the cards correctly. The second leaves them to their own devices!
Can your children continue the patterns we've made with the planets? Cut out the cards at the bottom of the page and glue the correct ones in place.
How many of each planet can you count? Write the totals in the boxes. It's a fun space-themed activity for early counting practice.
Available in both colour and black and white versions, these planet fact files are named with the planets and prompt children to find out a range of interesting facts about each one. We also have a matching blank fact file here.
Use this blank fact file printable to learn about any of the planets in the galaxy. It matches our named Planets Fact Files.
To read the letter from an alien, children will first have to break the code. Just look at the pictures and work out the beginning sounds! We've included an answer sheet in case you get stuck.
This fun activity asks children first to break the beginning sound code to read a letter from an alien, then to answer some simple questions, and finally to write a short letter in reply.
Colour the space themed pictures according to the colour code, which is based on their beginning sound. A fun way to practise!
The astronaut in this colouring page looks like he is having the time of his life, surfing on his rocket ship to the stars! It's a fun scene for the kids to colour.
I love this colouring page! It is just the sort of space exploration that most of us would enjoy - boosting ourselves out into the galaxy with a big smile on our faces! I hope your children enjoy colouring this one in as much as mine have!
This is such a fun colouring page, featuring an astronaut and his astro-dog! Both look happy to have each other's company, don't you think?
An astronaut could climb any mountain in this space buggy - even on the moon! I think the kids will enjoy colouring in this scene.
This space buggy looks like it could travel on any surface, and withstand an explosion from that meteor falling in its direction! It's a fun one for kids to colour in...