Holidays and Months Printable primary worksheets

This Write a Poem About Friendship worksheet allows students to express what friendship means to them through poetry. By writing about the qualities of a good friend, the joy of friendship, and the ways friends support each other, students can celebrate the importance of friendship. This activity is perfect for lessons on kindness, social skills, or as part of Anti-Bullying Week in November.

This Role-Playing Scenarios – Helping in Bullying Situations worksheet encourages KS2 students to think about how they could respond to different types of bullying. By imagining real-life scenarios, students will learn ways to support others and promote a kind, safe school environment. This worksheet is perfect for Anti-Bullying Week in November or any lesson on empathy, respect, and positive behaviour.

This Comprehension – How Bullying Affects Us All worksheet helps students understand the impact bullying has on people’s feelings and well-being. Through reading and answering comprehension questions, students will learn about kindness, empathy, and the importance of a supportive school community. This worksheet is perfect for Anti-Bullying Week in November or any lesson focused on respect, empathy, and positive social behaviour.

This Anti-Bullying Word Search worksheet is designed to help KS2 students explore important concepts related to kindness and positive behaviour. Featuring 15 words like "respect," "friendship," and "empathy," this word search encourages students to connect with the values that build a kind and supportive school community. This activity is perfect for Anti-Bullying Week in November or as a fun addition to any lesson focused on empathy and kindness.

This Create an Anti-Bullying Poster worksheet encourages students to think about how they can spread kindness and stand up to bullying. By designing a poster with drawings and positive messages, students can creatively express ways to make school a safer, friendlier place. This activity is perfect for Anti-Bullying Week in November or any lesson focused on empathy, respect, and positive behaviour.

This Bullying or Kindness Sorting Activity worksheet helps primary-aged students understand the difference between kind and hurtful actions. By sorting actions into Bullying and Kindness categories using numbers, students can recognise how their choices affect others and why kindness matters. This activity is perfect for Anti-Bullying Week in November or any lesson focused on empathy, respect, and positive behaviour. This worksheet provides a structured and age-appropriate way for students to learn about kindness and the impact of bullying in a safe and supportive manner.

This Write a Letter to a Famous Scientist worksheet encourages students to connect with the work of historical or modern scientists through a creative letter-writing activity. By imagining a correspondence with scientists like Marie Curie, Albert Einstein, or Jane Goodall, students can ask questions about the discoveries that have shaped the world. This activity helps develop writing skills and curiosity in science and is perfect for World Science Day or any science-themed lesson.

This Match Key Science Concepts to Their Definitions worksheet helps primary-aged students understand essential science terms through a fun and interactive matching activity. By linking each concept with its correct definition, students will reinforce their knowledge of important science ideas, from gravity and energy to ecosystems and photosynthesis. This worksheet is perfect for World Science Day on 10th November or as a classroom activity in science lessons.

This Science Safety Rules Poster Activity worksheet encourages students to think about essential safety rules for the science lab. By designing a poster with drawings and labels, students will learn about and reinforce safety practices in a creative way. This activity is suitable for World Science Day on 10th November or as an introduction to any science lesson, helping students stay safe while exploring science.

This Plant Growth Experiment – Observing and Recording Results worksheet is designed for students to observe and understand how different conditions affect plant growth. By recording daily observations, students can see the importance of light and water in helping plants grow. This hands-on activity is perfect for World Science Day on 10th November, inspiring students to engage with science and explore the basics of plant biology through observation and experimentation.

This Draw and Write – “If I Were a Scientist, I Would Invent…” worksheet encourages primary-aged students to imagine themselves as inventors, fostering creativity and critical thinking. By drawing and describing their own invention, students can explore the idea of problem-solving and innovation, which are key parts of science. This activity is perfect for STEM lessons, creativity exercises, or imaginative writing sessions, and is especially suitable for celebrating World Science Day on 10th November by inspiring students to think like future scientists.

This Matching Activity – Match Inventions with Their Inventors helps primary-aged pupils learn about famous inventions and the people behind them. By matching each invention with the correct inventor, pupils can explore how these discoveries and creations have shaped history. The worksheet is ideal for science lessons, history lessons, or as an introduction to STEM topics, encouraging pupils to appreciate the impact of innovation.

This Science Word Search is a fun and educational activity designed to help students explore important science-related terms. Featuring 15 words like "experiment," "discovery," and "hypothesis," this word search encourages students to engage with science vocabulary while enjoying a puzzle. It can be used as a supplementary activity in science lessons, or as a fun challenge to reinforce learning. The worksheet is also perfect for marking World Science Day on 10th November, adding an exciting element to classroom celebrations of this special day dedicated to science.

This Diwali Multiple Choice Quiz is a fun and educational way for students to learn about the Festival of Lights. With 10 engaging questions, the quiz covers various aspects of Diwali, including cultural traditions, symbols, and customs. Each question is designed to be simple yet informative, making it suitable for primary-aged students. The quiz can be used as part of a Diwali-themed lesson, a cultural studies activity, or as a way to reinforce students' understanding of the festival. It’s a perfect resource for adding some excitement to learning about Diwali in a fun and interactive format.

This Diwali Candle Trace and Colour Activity is perfect for younger learners who are just starting to develop their fine motor skills. Children can trace the outline of a traditional Diwali candle, also known as a diya, and then colour it in with their favourite bright colours. This activity helps young students learn about Diwali, the Festival of Lights, while practising their tracing and colouring skills. It’s a fun and engaging way to introduce cultural traditions and make learning about the festival enjoyable for little ones.

This Recipe Reading Comprehension – Making Simple Diwali Sweets worksheet helps primary-aged students learn about Diwali through reading a recipe for a traditional sweet, coconut ladoo. By answering the comprehension questions, students will improve their reading and understanding of instructions, while also learning about a popular Diwali dish. This activity is perfect for Diwali-themed lessons, cultural studies, or as a fun way to incorporate food into the learning experience.

Our handy Diwali Symbols Matching Activity helps students learn about the important symbols of Diwali and understand their meanings in a simple way. By matching each symbol with its meaning, students will explore the traditions of the Festival of Lights. This activity is perfect for Diwali-themed lessons, cultural studies, or religious education, making the celebration more meaningful and easier to understand.

This Diwali Festivities Drawing worksheet allows students to express their understanding of Diwali through drawing and writing. By illustrating a Diwali celebration and describing the traditions, students can learn about the cultural significance of the Festival of Lights and how it is celebrated around the world. This activity encourages creativity and cultural awareness, making it perfect for Diwali-themed lessons, cultural studies, or religious education.

This Diwali Story Comprehension – The Story of Rama and Sita worksheet is an educational resource designed for KS2 pupils. It features a simplified retelling of the famous story that explains the origins of Diwali, the Festival of Lights. The worksheet includes a series of comprehension questions that encourage students to think critically about the story and understand the significance of Diwali.This activity helps children connect with the cultural and historical aspects of Diwali, providing a meaningful way to learn about Indian traditions and the importance of celebrating the victory of good over evil. It's suitable for use during Diwali-themed lessons, cultural studies, or religious education classes.

This Diwali Word Search is designed to help primary-aged students learn about the Festival of Lights while enjoying a fun and educational activity. Featuring 15 words associated with Diwali, such as "celebration," "diyas," and "happiness," this word search encourages students to explore the traditions and customs of the festival. The worksheet can be used as part of a Diwali-themed lesson or as a festive activity in the classroom.

This Design Your Own Rangoli Activity encourages students to learn about the traditional Indian art form of rangoli while expressing their creativity. Suitable for Diwali lessons or any cultural learning activity, this worksheet helps children explore different shapes, patterns, and colours. The activity provides an opportunity for students to connect with cultural traditions and develop artistic skills.

This Diwali Lanterns Colouring Sheet features beautiful lanterns commonly associated with the Festival of Lights. Lanterns are used to decorate homes and public spaces during Diwali, symbolising light, joy, and the triumph of good over evil. This colouring activity provides an opportunity for students to engage with Indian cultural traditions while expressing their creativity. The detailed design invites the use of bright and vibrant colours, making it suitable for classroom decorations or as part of a Diwali-themed lesson. This sheet helps children understand the significance of lanterns in the celebration and adds a festive touch to their learning experience.

This Diwali Diyas Colouring Sheet features traditional oil lamps, or diyas, which are an important symbol of the Festival of Lights. Diyas are lit during Diwali to represent the victory of light over darkness and good over evil. This colouring activity allows students to learn about Indian cultural traditions while enjoying a creative and relaxing task. The detailed diyas design encourages the use of vibrant colours, making it perfect for decorating classrooms or as part of a Diwali-themed lesson. Use this sheet to engage children in the celebration and help them understand the cultural significance of diyas.

This Happy Diwali Colouring Page is a festive and creative activity for students to enjoy during the celebration of Diwali, the Festival of Lights. Featuring the words "Happy Diwali" in a beautiful design, this colouring page allows children to learn about cultural traditions while having fun with colours. It’s perfect for decorating classrooms, homes, or as part of a Diwali-themed lesson. Students can add their own vibrant colours to the design, making it a personalised celebration of joy and light.

Rangoli Pattern Colouring Sheet Colouring this intricate pattern allows students to engage with cultural traditions, especially during festivals like Diwali, where Rangoli designs are used to decorate homes and bring good fortune. The detailed pattern encourages creativity and provides a calming colouring activity for children, making it suitable for mindfulness exercises or cultural lessons. The words "Rangoli Pattern" are also included for students to colour, adding an extra touch of fun to the activity.

This Rangoli Pattern Colouring Page showcases an intricate design inspired by traditional Indian rangoli art. Colouring these patterns helps students appreciate cultural diversity and understand the importance of rangoli in festivals such as Diwali. The detailed design offers a mindful and enjoyable colouring experience for children, encouraging them to use bold and vibrant colours. The page also includes the words "Rangoli Pattern" for students to colour, adding an extra creative element to the activity.

This Rangoli Pattern Colouring Page offers students a chance to explore a different traditional design. Colouring a rangoli pattern helps children learn about Indian culture and the significance of these patterns during celebrations like Diwali. Students can experiment with a variety of colours to bring out the beauty of the intricate design. This activity can be used to support lessons on cultural traditions or as a calming mindfulness activity. The words "Rangoli Pattern" appear at the bottom for added colouring fun.

This Rangoli Pattern Colouring Page features a beautiful traditional design for students to colour. Rangoli patterns are a significant part of Indian culture, often created during festivals like Diwali to bring good luck and decorate homes. Students can use their creativity to add vibrant colours to the pattern, making the design come to life. This activity is perfect for introducing children to cultural art while providing a relaxing and mindful colouring experience. The words "Rangoli Pattern" are included for students to colour as well, adding an extra element of fun.

This Kindness Drawing Activity allows students to express their understanding of kindness through art. By drawing an act of kindness, students can reflect on positive behaviours and think about how kindness can be demonstrated in everyday life. This activity is perfect for World Kindness Day, character-building lessons, or social-emotional learning, encouraging children to creatively explore the concept of kindness.

This Kindness Acrostic Poem Worksheet encourages primary-aged students to reflect on the meaning of kindness through creative writing. Using the word "KINDNESS" as the foundation, students will write an acrostic poem that highlights positive actions and attitudes. The worksheet emphasizes that acrostic poems do not need to rhyme, allowing for a focus on meaningful expression. This activity helps develop writing skills while promoting empathy, positive behaviour, and an understanding of how kindness can impact others. It’s perfect for lessons on World Kindness Day or any time of the year when discussing kindness and character-building.

This "Be Kind Always" colouring page offers students a peaceful, creative outlet while reinforcing the important message of kindness. Designed as a mindfulness activity, this colouring sheet features the phrase "Be Kind Always" surrounded by patterns and shapes. As children colour, they are encouraged to reflect on the meaning of kindness and how they can incorporate it into their daily lives, both at home and at school.Colouring helps promote calmness, focus, and relaxation, making it perfect for a classroom or at-home activity. Use this page to celebrate World Kindness Day, as part of your November Events lessons, or anytime you want to emphasise the importance of kindness. It's a great way for students to practise mindfulness while reinforcing positive behaviours.

This "Be Kind" colouring page is a perfect mindfulness activity for primary-aged students. Featuring the words "Be Kind" surrounded by detailed patterns, shapes, and symbols, this colouring sheet encourages children to focus on being kind while enjoying a relaxing creative task. Colouring has been shown to promote mindfulness, reduce stress, and help children stay calm and focused.Use this colouring page to complement lessons on kindness, World Kindness Day, or as a calming activity during November events. It serves as a gentle reminder for children to think about what kindness means and how they can show it to others in their daily lives.

This Kindness Bingo activity is a fun and interactive way for students to practise acts of kindness in their daily lives. The bingo card includes 25 different activities such as "Helped a friend" and "Said thank you," encouraging children to be kind at school and at home. It can be used as part of a World Kindness Day celebration or anytime during the year to promote positive behaviour and empathy.

This handy Write a Short Story Worksheet encourages students to explore the theme of kindness through creative writing. Students will plan and write a short story about an act of kindness, developing a narrative with a beginning, middle, and end. This activity helps to reinforce the value of kindness while also practising writing skills. It’s perfect for lessons on World Kindness Day or other November Events that focus on character-building and positive behaviour.

This Acts of Kindness Worksheet is designed to help students think about how they can show kindness in everyday situations, both at home and at school. By brainstorming and writing down their ideas, students will develop an understanding of how small acts can have a big impact. This worksheet encourages positive behaviour and empathy, making it a perfect resource for lessons on character-building, World Kindness Day, or other November Events that focus on kindness and well-being.

Our World Kindness Day Word Search is designed to celebrate acts of kindness and positive qualities that we can show towards others. Perfect for primary-aged students, this engaging word search activity features 15 words related to kindness, such as "helpful," "caring," "friendship," and "respect." The worksheet encourages children to think about what kindness means and how they can demonstrate it in their daily lives.The word search can be used as part of a November Events lesson or to mark World Kindness Day (13th November). It’s an ideal tool for introducing discussions about empathy, positive behaviour, and the importance of treating others with kindness. This activity not only enhances students' vocabulary but also reinforces important character-building skills, making it a valuable addition to classroom resources on kindness and well-being.

This letter-writing activity is designed for UKS2 students to reflect on the significance of Remembrance Day. By writing a letter to a soldier from a past war, students will express their gratitude while learning about the sacrifices made by soldiers. This creative writing task encourages thoughtful reflection on bravery, peace, and history, while also helping students practise letter-writing skills in a meaningful way.

This acrostic poem worksheet encourages KS1 and KS2 students to reflect on the significance of Remembrance Day through creative writing. By using the word “REMEMBER” to create their own poem, students will explore the themes of remembrance, honour, and sacrifice. This activity helps develop literacy skills while also promoting an understanding of the importance of remembering those who served in wars.

This short history comprehension worksheet introduces KS1 and KS2 students to the origin of Remembrance Day. Students will read a brief passage about why and how Remembrance Day began, then answer straightforward questions to reinforce their understanding. The worksheet helps build historical knowledge while also focusing on the significance of remembrance and the symbolism of the poppy.

This Remembrance Day fill-in-the-blanks worksheet is designed to help KS1 and KS2 students understand the importance of remembering those who served in wars. Using a word bank, students will complete the sentences to learn about the history, traditions, and significance of Remembrance Day. This activity is perfect for classroom discussions about the past and the importance of reflecting on the sacrifices made for peace. It encourages thoughtful participation and is a great way to introduce key vocabulary related to remembrance.

This interactive timeline worksheet helps KS2 students understand the sequence of important events from World War I. Students will place key historical events, such as the assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand and the signing of the Treaty of Versailles, in the correct order. To make it more engaging, students can draw small symbols or pictures to represent each event, making learning fun and memorable. This worksheet is perfect for teaching about World War I and reinforcing historical knowledge through a hands-on approach.

This Remembrance Day-themed word search is a fun and educational activity designed for KS1 and KS2 students. It features words such as “soldier,” “poppy,” and “honour,” all of which are linked to Remembrance Day and its significance. The word search encourages students to engage with important vocabulary related to honouring those who served in wars. This worksheet is a great addition to lessons about Remembrance Day and can be used to start discussions about the values of respect, bravery, and remembrance.

This Remembrance Day worksheet combines a poppy colouring activity with a simple poem to help KS1 and KS2 students understand the significance of the poppy as a symbol of remembrance. Students will colour in the poppy while reflecting on the bravery and sacrifices of those who fought in wars. The accompanying poem introduces the idea of remembrance in an age-appropriate way. This worksheet can be used in classrooms around Remembrance Day to prompt discussions about history, respect, and the importance of honouring those who fought so bravely.

This creative worksheet invites KS1 and KS2 students to design their own safety poster about bonfire and firework safety. Students will use their artistic skills to make an engaging and informative poster that highlights important safety rules to follow during Bonfire Night. This activity is a great way to combine creativity with learning about safety, making it perfect for lessons around Bonfire Night or firework events. It encourages children to think about the importance of safety while having fun.

This fact-matching game is a fun and educational activity designed to help KS2 pupils learn key facts about Guy Fawkes and Bonfire Night. Pupils will match important historical details with the correct descriptions, helping to reinforce their understanding of the Gunpowder Plot and its significance. This worksheet is perfect for classroom use during November and Bonfire Night celebrations, offering a creative way to review history in a more interactive format. Suitable for individual or group work, it encourages critical thinking and historical knowledge retention.

Acrostic Poem: FireworksThis engaging acrostic poem worksheet is designed to inspire creativity in KS1 and KS2 pupils while learning about Bonfire Night and the excitement of fireworks displays. Using the word "FIREWORKS," pupils will create their own poem, with each line starting with a letter from the word. This activity encourages children to think creatively about the sounds, sights, and feelings associated with fireworks and Bonfire Night, helping to expand their descriptive language skills.The worksheet offers a fantastic opportunity to practise writing and vocabulary, making it ideal for literacy lessons, creative writing sessions, or as part of a Bonfire Night celebration in the classroom. It’s a fun, thematic task that also ties in with November events like Guy Fawkes Night, sparking discussions about history, culture, and celebrations in the UK.This resource is perfect as a standalone activity or as part of a larger lesson plan on Bonfire Night, history, or poetry. With plenty of room for creativity, pupils can let their imaginations run wild as they describe the dazzling displays of light and sound that make fireworks so magical.

Guy Fawkes Word Search PuzzleThis fun and educational word search puzzle is perfect for KS2 students learning about the Gunpowder Plot and Guy Fawkes. Featuring 15 themed words such as “fireworks,” “bonfire,” and “parliament,” this activity helps students reinforce key historical terms while enjoying a challenge. Ideal for classroom use during November events like Bonfire Night, this puzzle can be used to enhance understanding of British history in a creative and engaging way.

The Gunpowder Plot: A History Comprehension for KS2This engaging comprehension worksheet is perfect for KS2 students learning about British history. It tells the story of the Gunpowder Plot, a key event from 1605, and explores the reasons behind it, as well as the people involved. With a mix of narrative and questions, students can develop their reading comprehension and historical knowledge. The worksheet includes simple, clear questions to help reinforce key facts about the plot and its outcome, making it ideal for classroom or homework activities. Answer sheet included.