British Butterflies Bingo
This is a tricky butterflies bingo game because children will have to recognise photos of the butterflies to play! But fun... and it will help them learn the different butterflies too.
This is a large file!
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NEW! Learn about some of Britain's butterflies with our new British butterflies guide and spotter poster! They are full of wonderful photos and interestng facts that will help with butterfly identification and hopefully turn children into butterfly experts along the way!
These pages are so full of photos that some of the downloads are big and we've had to split the guide into sections. Apologies for the extra time it will take to download and print them separately - but we hope you think the guide will be worth it.
This is a tricky butterflies bingo game because children will have to recognise photos of the butterflies to play! But fun... and it will help them learn the different butterflies too.
This is a large file!
These butterfly flashcard blanks are a great starting point for a butterfly research project. We have taken the 10 most common British butterflies. Ask the kids to draw a picture of the butterfly and fill in the information to create their own lovely flashcards.
Learn about the Adonis Blue, the Common Brimstone, the Heath Fritillary and the Marbled White - all beautiful butterflies that you might be lucky enough to spot in British gardens or countryside in the summer. This is part 1 of our British butterflies guide.
In part 2 of our British butterflies guide we cover the Large Blue, Brown Argus, Brown Hairstreak and Chalk Hill Blue butterflies. We've packed the pages with photos and facts!
Here are four more British butterflies, that you might be lucky enough to spot in your garden or on a countryside walk. The Clouded Yellow, Comma, Essex Skipper and Grayling are all fascinating butterflies and there's lots to learn about them here.
Part 4 of our British butterflies guide covers another four lovely British butterflies: the Large White, Orange Tip, Peacock and Painted Lady.
Learn about 4 more butterflies in Part 5 of our British butterfly guide. Here we cover the Red Admiral, Small Copper, Small Pearl-Bordered Fritillary (that's a name and a half!) and the Small Tortoiseshell.
Here's the final part of our British butterflies guide, with two more butterflies to learn about and look for, including the Speckled Wood and the gorgeous Swallowtail!
Use this sheet on a summer nature walk to help you to identify some common British butterflies.