Whether you’re hosting a dragon-themed birthday party or a Game of Thrones marathon, get your guests into the spirit with my dragon illustrations as party decorations. This includes two that show just the face of the dragon. These can be cut out and used as masks after they've been coloured in to add extra fun to your Chinese New Year celebrations. Once you've created, coloured and designed your own dragons, you could take things a step further with this Design a Dragon Egg Template Worksheet. Not only can they be decorated with patterns and colour, but they're also great for story writing inspiration, just like our dragons. Turn your kids into little fire-breathing dragons with these masks, which are perfect for indoor play. For a sports-based resource, try this simple and engaging Football Colouring Sheet. This colouring sheet depicts a group of children in football gear with their arms around each other, and might make for a brilliant addition to PE-themed displays.

Children may learn about mythical creatures through lessons on Greek myths in topic class; from reading a traditional tale in Literacy; or, learning about Myths and Legends from around the world: legends from the Sahara, Scottish Celtic traditions or the Sumer civilisation. Pasting the dragon on with its mouth facing the top would give the illusion that it is breathing fire! 8. D Is For Dragon The snapdragon flower is named because the shape of its petals resembles a snapping head of a dragon.For this craft, you’ll need five differently colored cupcakes or muffin liners, which your kids will fold in half, preserving the pretty pleating.

If you're looking to combine maths and art and help make learning numbers fun, this Dragon Colour By Numbers Sheet is a must-have! Your kids can color in or decorate the body however they want; they’ll also color in and cut out the dragon’s head and tail from one of my pictures. All About British Reptiles Differentiated Reading Comprehension - Use this fantastic reading comprehension activity to find out all about British reptiles. The resource also includes some beautiful images, to help children understand the information.

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To make a paper plate dragon, you’ll need a large paper plate, upon which you will take a Sharpie and, starting about an inch from the outer rim, will make a swirl. Whether you're looking for an engaging lesson starter activity to really draw your students into a topic, or whether you're just hoping to help your class blow off some steam after a period of hard study, we've got you covered with this lovely Dragon Colouring In worksheet. Browse this range of Dragon resources for more inspiration for exciting, engaging dragon-themed lessons. How will these Dragon Colouring In Sheets benefit my child?