As a great way to help your children think more about this important topic, why not ask your children to colour in each of the Northern Irish, English, Scottish and Welsh Flags? You could ask your children to work in groups or pairs to research the history of the flags. This is a brilliant way to encourage teamwork in your class, and to help young learners discover more about the UK. What are the Capital Cities of the UK? Plus, the activity will improve creative and artistic skills. Putting the finished pieces from this outline of a Welsh dragon on display will make your classroom colourful and vibrant, encouraging children to engage with their learning environment. It provides an opportunity to practice and develop many skills such as concentration, fine motor and coordination for early writing skills and correct finger grip. Colouring also helps children to learn about lines, shapes, colours/hues, perspective, patterns and forms. These Flowers of Britain and Northern Ireland with Flags Display Posters are perfect for helping children learn about the UK as a whole.

You can use these lovely Happy Easter in Welsh Mindfulness Colouring Sheets as a great homework task, or as a lovely way to engage in mindfulness around the time of Easter. The image of the dragon will fascinate children. Use it as a prompt to start classroom discussions or to introduce the legend of the Welsh dragon. Another option would be to try our St David’s Day Word Search to prompt a discussion about what children already know about St David’s Day and what they want to find out. For example, who was St David? Why do we celebrate St David’s Day?

This Map of Wales Colouring Activity is an excellent resource for teaching children about the geography of Wales and its position by the sea. This free printable St David’s day poster is a little bonus that you can use to decorate your home or if you are a teacher, decorate your classroom. gwyn [gwɨ̞n/gwɪn] - white, greyish white, pale; light, shining, bright; brilliant, white-hot; silver ( of money); amber-coloured ( of wine)

You can use this lovely Northern Irish, English, Scottish and Welsh Flags Colouring to help young learners develop more of an understanding of the UK, whilst expressing their creativity. Why not ask your children to complete this colouring task as a mindfulness task.His last words “Be joyful, keep the faith, and do the little things that you have heard and seen me do.” This is a famous saying now in Wales. Why not ask your child to colour in this Map of Wales Colouring Activity and then draw where they live on the map? This is a lovely way to help children feel more engaged with Geography and creates a more personalised learning experience. You could use this Map of Wales Colouring Activity to try asking your child some interesting questions, for example:

Etymology: from gwin (wine), from the Proto-Brythonic *gwin (wine), from late Proto-Celtic *wīnom (wine), from the Latin vīnum (wine, grapes, grapevine). If you're looking for ways to engage your children with the topic of Wales at home, use this Welsh Placemats for KS2 resource for fun at dinner time! This activity is great for fine motor skills, spacial awareness, creativity and building national pride for the Welsh identity. Colour the Map of WalesSt. David became regarded as a patron Saint in the 12th century CE and since then has gradually come to be regarded as an icon of Welsh pride and culture.

Test your class’s knowledge of Wales with this Wales Fact Sheet Writing Template. An activity that could be done individually or in groups. If you opt for groups they could present their answers to the rest of the class. Alternatively, they could complete the work on their own during lessons or as homework. Either way, it will help you see how much your children understand about the country and how they are progressing. Plus, the template is editable, so you can cater the questions to your children’s needs. One of the highlights of Welsh culture is St. David’s Day, a cherished national holiday observed every year on March 1st.

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Holding the pencil and learning to grip correctly for control while colouring helps develop their little hand muscles and also aids with coordination in grip and muscle strength required for other activities. Take a look at some of the other resources you might like to try using in addition to this lovely set of Happy Easter in Welsh Mindfulness Colouring Sheets. This simple Welsh dragon colouring sheet is ideal for encouraging children to learn about St. David's Day and Welsh culture.