The Pirate Colouring Book

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Homemade pirate flags are an entertaining classroom activity, and the children can let their imaginations run wild. Give each child a piece of construction paper, and have them create a flag with any type of pirate scene. These fun pirate activity ideas help young children work on early litearcy skills like letter sounds, writing their ABCs, reading simple cvc words, and reading sight words too. Alternatively, the characters can be cut out and laminated to the paper towel roll as decals to make it extra fancy. 5. Pirate’s Treasure Box Pirate Letter Sound Games Printable Activity – includes both mathing letters and soritng by beginning sounds

Whether you're just introducing colouring to your little one or if they are an expert colourer, they are bound to love these pirate-themed images. They should be glued in a random pattern to the tissue paper, with the pirate glued in the middle with outstretched hands as if he’s grasping for the coins. The twigs should be attached with wood glue, vertically, from the shortest to the broadest, and mounted onto a blue piece of poster board.For this fun craft, have the children make paper boats, which can be done from templates or freehand, depending on which one they think is the most fun. A slot should be cut across the cup’s bottom, and the straight end of the “hook” pushed through so that your child can grasp it.

Great for your KS1 class to practise their colouring and fine motor skills, as well as giving them something lovely to take home! Why not explore our collection of Colouring Sheets?Glue the pirate to the front of the bottle, and tape the flag to the inside of the opening for a great finishing touch to these adorable desk ornaments. 7. Sunken Treasure You’ll find gallant pirate captains with parrots perched on their shoulders, skull and crossbones-adorned pirate flags fluttering in the sea breeze, treasure chests overflowing with gold and gems, mysterious maps leading to hidden treasures, and much more.

Kids love wearing eye patches, especially during pirate games, and this craft is easy for any age child. Wiggle eyes, craft feathers, and a yellow felt nose are all you need to decorate the smaller cardboard to look like his parrot. 3. On the High Seas Most children have a treasure box to squirrel away small items. But a pirate’s treasure box is extra fun. Use these fun pirate themed worksheets and printable activities to help kids work on tracing numbers, couting, shapes, number sense, fractions, and more pirate math skills!Free Pirate Printables– worksheets for early elementary age kids to work on math and litearcy skills Using empty glass or plastic bottles, have them tear off chunks of masking tape in random sizes until the bottles’ surfaces are completely covered.