Canterbury Cathedral Colouring Page
Colour in the glorious Canterbury Cathedral! This would be a fun addition to a project on Thomas Beckett, or Canterbury.
Canterbury Cathedral
Canterbury Cathedral has been a place of pilgrimage since Medieval times. Founded in 597 (although completely rebuilt between 1070 and 1077), the Cathedral is one of the oldest Christian buildings in England. It is the cathedral of the Archbishop of Canterbury, leader of the Church of England.
Canterbury Cathedral is of course notorious as the setting for the murder of Thomas Beckett, Archbishop of Canterbury, in 1170. After his murder the cathedral was enlarged considerably to cope with the pilgrims visiting his shrine.
Canterbury Cathedral Postcard
This printable postcard of Canterbury Cathedral is a fun writing project for kids - but of course you could also put it in the post if you wanted to! Print, cut out, fold and glue together.
Canterbury Cathedral Poster
Here's an illustrated poster of Canterbury Cathedral which might be useful as an insert or front page of a project. We've tried to keep the outline relatively simple for cutting out, too.
Canterbury Cathedral Story Paper
Colour in the picture of Canterbury Cathedral, and choose from lined or handwriting story paper to add some words beneath!
Canterbury Cathedral Writing Page
Canterbury Cathedral is possibly England's most famous religious landmark, and this useful writing page can be used for facts, research, visit write-ups and all sorts of projects.
