More Bird Printables

The kids will love playing this bright and cheerful version of dominoes, where the aim is to match pretty birds instead of black and white dots! 

All you need is some clothes pegs and printer card to have lots of fun with these lovely bird peg cards! Cut out the cards (laminate if you want to make them more durable) and then ask the kids to count the birds and "clip" the correct number.

The children will love putting on their own puppet show with these beautiful bird finger puppets! Simply print onto some card and follow the instructions provided. 

Learn to count with the help of our cute penguin, robin and owl! Slice these number lines up and laminate if you wish.

This simple birdwatching tally chart is any easy way to keep track of how many different birds you've seen in your garden or in the countryside or park. Every time you spot one of the lovely birds on the chart make one mark in the box next to the correct picture. 

Learn the names of garden birds with the help of these fun matching cards. Alternatively, fold vertically and glue them back to back to form double-sided flash cards.

Fill up these lovely budgie bookmarks with your reading record, an encouraging message, notes from the book you are reading...

These gorgeous chick alphabet cards can be used in so many ways, and tied into your Easter, spring or farmyard topics. Why not hide the cards for a treasure hunt, and send the kids off to find the whole alphabet and put it in order?

We love this little Christmas penguin, and would certainly be happy to see him peeking out of the top of our books! These Christmas bookmarks print five to a page and are quick to cut out, making them a perfect little classroom gift for holiday reading, perhaps...

Yellow top and leggings with the addition of our cute duckling mask would make a lovely dressing up outfit for a school book day - or anytime.

Use your playdough to add some eggs to the nest - a perfect playdough mat to print out for spring or Easter modelling fun!

This lovely song is not only fun for its actions, but useful for its "counting down" too. A useful song for the early learning classroom!

Try this garden bird scavenger hunt in your own garden or on an outing to the park or countryside. How many of the birds on the list can the children 'tick off'?

Why not give this goose lacing card a go. Punch holes around the outline to make it as easy or difficult as you would like. Follow the instructions on the page and laminate the finished product if you need it to be more hardwearing.

In spring, if you opened the door to a hen house like this one, you might well find some little chicks! Get the kids to use their playdough to add chicks to the scene.

Make your own life cycle of a turkey flap booklet by sticking the title on the left of the page into a book with glue, then cutting along the horizontal lines so you can lift each of the flaps and write underneath them. 

These brightly coloured owl bookmarks are the perfect way to keep your place in your latest book. Print onto strong white paper or card, cut out and laminate if you prefer.

We've done 2 sizes, 2 colours and 1 black and white of our number bond owls, for use in your number bond / addition work. Cut out and laminate if you wish, although it's not necessary. Then use with counters or beads.

This printable contains ten gorgeous owls to cut out and display to help children with learning ordinal numbers. Each owl is different and they look really cute sitting in a row - but you could laminate them and use them as sorting cards, too.

Children can use their playdough to add eyes and a beak to the owl on this fun playdough mat! Laminate the mat so it can be used over again.

Print this pretty owl design scrapbook paper and use it to wrap gifts, cover notebooks, embellish scrapbooks ... anything you fancy! Please note that this page is password protected, simply enter the password ActivityVillage.co.uk to open and print.

This fantastic owl scrapbook paper is ideal for crafting, origami, decoupage and much more. You'll need to enter the password www.ActivityVillage.co.uk to open and print this page.

These peacock feather bookmarks would make a lovely gift. Print on to card, laminate and finish off with a home made tassel.

Penguins are always popular, and these cute game cards will provide plenty of entertainment for the kids. Print two sets to play Snap or Memory or print four sets to play Happy Families. They'd also make a lovely party bag filler (you can laminate them if you prefer). 

Lacing cards are a great way to increase fine motor skills. The outline of this cheeky penguin has a few more twists and turns than some, which makes it great for children ready for more of a challenge.

What is this robin missing? Its red breast, beak and eyes, of course! Can your children make him complete with playdough?  

This scrapbook paper design features a blooming flower bed and a tiny bird with a pale cream background. Just add a photo or two for a quick scrapbook page, or use the printable as writing paper, perhaps?

If you are by the sea, you can almost certainly hear seagulls, and that's what this printable scrapbook paper is all about!

This printable Valentine's Day paper has a retro feel with its brown background and swirly bird design. You will need the password "ActivityVillage.co.uk" to open and print it.