Wales Colouring Book, The

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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 flag of Wales to colour by number is a chance for your children to use their imagination and get creative by colouring in a Welsh flag.

The red dragon on the Welsh flag is known in Welsh as Y Ddraig Goch and it is one of the most famous and recognisable symbols of Wales. On this worksheet, as well as having fun colouring in the dragon, children are exposed to the Welsh vocabulary for colours and they can draw a line to match these to the colours on their picture once they’ve finished decorating. Colour the Welsh Daffodil for St David’s Day Note: gwyrddd is used with masculine nouns. The feminine form is gwerdd, and the plural is gwyrddion.gwyn [gwɨ̞n/gwɪn] - white, greyish white, pale; light, shining, bright; brilliant, white-hot; silver ( of money); amber-coloured ( of wine)

Pupils can use traditional colours to complete the outline of the Welsh dragon – a red dragon on green grass. Or they could use their imagination to make a multi-coloured dragon! This simple Welsh dragon colouring sheet is ideal for encouraging children to learn about St. David's Day and Welsh culture.

Welsh Themes

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. As an added bonus, because this Welsh dragon design is so simple, it gives children plenty of scope to get creative when colouring it in. You can also encourage students to colour the sheet with their answers. Why not try using this Map of Wales Display Poster to help your child remember the different places in Wales.