National Trust: The Colouring Book of Cards and Envelopes - Nature (Colouring Cards and Envelopes Series)

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By creating a wonderful wall space dedicated to the achievements of your children, you are sure to foster passions for learning while instilling a sense of pride in presentation. Get in the holiday spirit by decorating and giving out these adorable cards as gifts or encourage students to write a personal message to their parents or friends on the inside of the card.

We also have these mindfulness Christmas themed worksheets and our Snowman Colouring Sheet for when you need a bit of quiet time during the run up to Christmas. Christmas Tree Colouring-in Worksheet - a chance for children to express themselves and let their imagination go wild as they decorate a tree in beautiful colours and vibrant patterns. Colouring activities are a great way for children to wind down at the end of a busy term at school. It helps the brain to relax, focus on the moment, and shut out other busy thoughts, worries and anxieties.Twelve Days of Christmas Addition Sheets - incorporate the festive season into your maths lessons with this fun resource.

Leaving Nursery Thank You Poem- great for giving to your child's nursery teacher on their last day of nursery or pre-school. A man called Louis Prang is credited with creating the first Christmas card from his print shop in Boston in the United States in 1875. Food Puns Cards for Father's Day - Make someone smile with this cute duo of funny cards featuring food related puns. Thank You for Helping Me Grow at Home- this thank you card and DIY plant gift is a wonderful way for a child to say thank you to a parent or caregiver. These cards are a brilliant alternative to a shop-bought thank you cards because your child can colour them in and add their own designs, making it a lot more thoughtful. You could use our teacher thank you cards as a DIY activity at the end of the year as a way of saying thanks for all the amazing work your child's teacher has done for them.

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HO! HO! HO! It's Christmas. So, what better way to get your class in the festive spirit than with our selection of Christmas cards to colour in for kids. Get even more ideas for Father's Day in our blog - Simple Ways to Celebrate Father's Day. Where can I find more Father's Day printables? There is also a flower only version and a blank version. Grab all of them at the bottom of the post!

For a mindful Christmas moment, try these Christmas-Themed Mindfulness Colouring Pictures. Christmas is the ideal time to be mindful and to have fun. Once they're finished, children can give them as a gift to their family or friends. They would also look gorgeous as part of your classroom or home Christmas decorations! Why are the holidays referred to as the '12 Days of Christmas'? This is based on the story of the three kings, who are said to have travelled for 12 days to the birthplace of baby Jesus. Father's Day Colouring Bookmarks - Create a lovely thoughtful gift with these illustrated bookmarks. They're perfect for colouring in and customising. People Who Help Us - Thank You For Visiting Cards- children can create their own thank you card when people like firefighters come to visit their school.Friendship Card Templates- perfect for boosting class community and highlighting the importance of friendship. These Christmas cards to colour in for kids can be used as a nice calm activity for young children to do in the run up to the Christmas period. They can be used as a way of developing the relationship young children have with their friends and family and to reinforce that this is a time to think about others. Best wishes on this special day, may you have everything that you wish for and a joyous year ahead. Each picture has been beautifully hand-drawn by our talented illustrators to provide a wide range of different colouring activities - so there's something here for everyone! Here at Twinkl, we understand how challenging it can be to cater for a range of interests and learning styles. But, with so many options to choose from, you are sure to maximise learning outcomes and potentials regardless of your student's starting point.