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This lovely tulip template includes the tulip's stem and a little pot too - and it looks absolutely gorgeous cut from a selection of different bright plain and patterned paper and lined up in a row - perhaps along the bottom of a noticeboard or on a windowsill!
This pretty bird writing frame makes a lovely project for Spring or Summer, and could encourage some lovely creative writing, acrostic poetry, or even some bird-spotting activities!
This bunny rabbit has a funny face which we hope will appeal to younger children, as they trace over the dotted lines! We've provided two sets of lines for extra practice, but beginners could treat the two lines as a "channel" and draw their line between them.
Here's an unusual tracing page for your youngest children to enjoy! There are two sets of dotted lines for extra practice - although beginners might want to draw one line between them, treating them as a "channel".
Here's a funny chick tracing page for your youngest children. Why not print it out onto bright yellow paper and then cut out the chick when your child has traced the lines? Alternatively, grab a yellow crayon and start colouring...
How cute is this little duckling? Your child can trace over both sets of dotted lines for extra pencil control practice, or perhaps trace a line between them. Don't forget to colour him in!
This lovely little bird makes a super writing frame (or template) to encourage some creative writing in Spring, or any time. Why not print onto pastel paper, cut out your children's finished work and sit them on a "branch" on the notice board. Cute!
Younger children will love tracing this cute little bird outline, complete with cheeky eye! Once traced, why not colour him him...
We have three variations of printable on the "protecting the environment" theme. The first asks children to draw a picture of themselves protecting the environment.
Here's a fun way to capture your child's best ideas - in a light bulb frame! We've got a blank version for drawings and doodles and a lined version for passionate words...