Knight and horse activities
Colour a knight and a horse, find matching shields and design your own shield. Six printable pages include cut-out decorations, with picture choices for some activities.
Why a facilitator guide for a colouring page?
“Which one is skin colour?” “Why are there two mums?” This one-page PDF offers a colouring invitation, possible responses to students’ questions, ideas for trying, mixing and layering colours, and a short note from CARL’s co-founders.
A knight and a friend, version 1
Colour a young knight, a girl in armour, standing beside their horse. Try your colours in the swatches first, then colour the picture.
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A knight and a friend, version 2
Colour a young knight, a boy in armour, standing beside their horse. Try your colours in the swatches first, then colour the picture.
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Find the matching shield, version 1
Look at the shield in each dashed box. Circle its match.
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Find the matching shield, version 2
Look at the shield in each dashed box. Circle its match.
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Design your shield
Draw on your shield. Add cut-out decorations if you like.
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