Holidays and Months November Printable primary worksheets

Day of the Dead Colour by NumberImmerse your students in the festive and colourful world of Día de los Muertos with our "Day of the Dead Colour by Number" worksheet. This engaging activity not only enhances artistic skills but also introduces students to the vibrant symbols of this Mexican celebration.

Day of the Dead Word SearchThis handy Day of the Dead worksheet introduces students to the vibrant traditions of Día de los Muertos while enhancing their vocabulary and word recognition skills. The word search includes key terms associated with the Day of the Dead, such as "Calavera," "Marigold," and more. Students will become familiar with these cultural symbols. 

Sugar Skull MasksThe Day of the Dead is a Mexican holiday that honours and remembers deceased loved ones. The use of sugar skulls represents the cyclical nature of life and death. While the skulls are associated with death, the vibrant colours and decorations on the masks symbolise the celebration of life and the continuation of the spiritual journey beyond death. Creating and decorating sugar skull masks is a form of artistic expression. Families and communities engage in the creative process of making these masks as a way to express love, respect, and remembrance for the departed. This engaging worksheet serves as a canvas for students to explore the vibrant and symbolic world of sugar skull creations. Encourage students to research additional symbols and meanings associated with Day of the Dead sugar skulls. This activity not only fosters artistic skills but also promotes cultural understanding and appreciation.Personalization: Each sugar skull mask is often personalized with bright colors, intricate designs, and the name of the deceased person it represents. This personalization reflects the uniqueness of each individual and their connection to the living.

This sugar skull colouring page can be used in your lessons when teaching students about the topic: Day of the Dead. Engage your students in a mindful and culturally enriching activity with our "Day of the Dead Sugar Skull Colouring Page." This worksheet combines the vibrant traditions of the Day of the Dead with the calming practice of mindfulness.

Sugar skull masks, also known as "calacas" or "calaveras de azúcar," are used during the Day of the Dead (Día de los Muertos) as a traditional and symbolic element of the celebration. The Day of the Dead is a Mexican holiday that honours and remembers deceased loved ones. This mindfulness colouring page is ideal for incorporating cultural exploration into art lessons. 

Inferences are what we figure out based on an experience. Helping students understand when information is implied, or not directly stated, will improve their skill in drawing conclusions and making inferences which is an essential skill in reading comprehension. Students are asked to look at the picture and write 5 inferences they can make about the girl in the photograph.

November 21 is World Hello Day. To celebrate this day we have created a word search and hidden the word 'Hello' in 15 different languages in the grid. Students learn how to say 'Hello' in 15 different languages and find all of the words hidden in the puzzle.

Students are asked to design a poster in the box for anti bullying. Their poster should include pictures and sentences to help prevent bullying.

This worksheet includes 10 questions that are all related to bullying. Students read the questions and answer them in their own words.

Students must look at the photograph and answer the questions. What do they think is happening? Is there anything they could do or say to help?