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A hand drawn activity worksheet that I created for my geography students (of all ages) in the former Soviet Republic of Georgia. The activity was to make a volcano and a fact sheet about volcanoes in a group or on their own for their homework. There was a prize for the best ones, and we invited the rest of the school to come and see them in action. It went down very well indeed! It was a great way to finish off the term, with a fun activity after studying tectonics all year.

What did people wear in the 1970s? How has fashion changed between then and now? Four cut out and dress dolls as examples of clothing from the 1970s, and four black and white versions for students to colour themselves.

I drew this fish for my students to colour in and use in their creative writing session as part of our modules on the ocean, animals, environments, and conservation.

Spring Bunny Rabbit Colouring Page – Printable for Classroom Activity This charming spring bunny rabbit colouring page is the perfect addition to any classroom activity, especially for Easter-themed lessons and springtime crafts. With a simple yet delightful illustration of a bunny, this printable colouring page will engage young learners as they bring the bunny to life with their favourite colours. This activity is not only fun but also educational, making it ideal for teaching children about animals, including the life cycle of rabbits, and the seasonal changes that occur in spring. Whether you’re using it as part of an Easter craft project or as a springtime classroom activity, this bunny colouring sheet is a versatile resource that can easily be incorporated into your lessons on animal life cycles, habitats, and the symbolism of the Easter bunny. Perfect for Key Stage 1 students, this printable bunny rabbit design will help develop fine motor skills, as children colour in the detailed features of the bunny. The activity also offers a creative outlet for self-expression while learning about rabbits and their environment. Features: Instant download, ready to print. One adorable bunny rabbit colouring page. Ideal for spring and Easter-themed activities. Great for teaching about rabbits, animals, and the spring season. Can be used for individual or group activities. Encourages creativity and fine motor skills. Key Stage/Subject Topics: Key Stage 1 (KS1) – Early Years / Foundation Stage: Animals and their environments. Introduction to animal life cycles, focusing on rabbits. Exploring seasonal changes during spring. Art & Design: Encouraging creativity through colouring. Developing fine motor skills with intricate designs. Learning about colour choices and patterns. Science – Animals, Including Humans: Understanding the life cycle of rabbits and other animals. Exploring animal habitats and how they change during spring. Easter and Spring Activities: Easter Bunny-themed fun. Spring-related activities like decorating or classroom displays. Associated National, Celebration, or Awareness Days Rabbit Week Adopt a Rescued Rabbit Week International Rabbit Day National Pet Parents Day

**Fish, Fishing, Food and Farming or World Oceans Day inspired simple colouring page of a fish, probably closest to an Angel fish. ** This hand-drawn fish colouring page was created by me in 2013 while teaching abroad, in a school with limited resources, budget, and electricity. It’s a low-prep, economical, black-and-white drawing designed for a variety of educational activities. It was originally part of my geography and biology lessons with Key Stage 1 and 2 students, and also used for creative writing, English as a Foreign Language (EFL), and Environmental Science (ESL) classes. Drawing from my experiences as a keen BSAC Scuba Diver and full-time explorer, I used my personal adventures to fuel the imagination for this activity. Perfect Top-Up Activity for brain breaks and self regulation transition between topics and themes for mindfulness and sensory overwhelm. fast and early finishers as an extra resource to have at hand wet breaks and recess supply teacher quick/low prep activity just for fun Potential Top-Up Activity as part of the National Curriculum: Science (KS1 & KS2): Animals, including Humans: Identify fish and their characteristics (e.g., gills, fins). **Living Things and Their Habitats: **Explore aquatic habitats and how fish adapt to them. Evolution and Inheritance (KS2): Discuss adaptations in fish for survival in water. Geography (KS2): Physical Geography: Study rivers, seas, and oceans where fish live, and their environmental significance. Art and Design (KS1 & KS2): Drawing and Colouring: Develop fine motor skills and creativity by drawing and colouring fish. Environmental Art: Use the fish theme to inspire creative work around conservation and marine life. English (KS1 & KS2): Creative Writing & Poetry: Use fish as a theme for short stories, poems, or as characters in a narrative. Design and Technology (KS1 & KS2): Design Concepts: Discuss the features of fish (e.g., streamlined bodies, fins) and link to design challenges. Science (KS3 & KS4): **Classification of Organisms: **Study fish as vertebrates and their classification. Adaptation and Environment: Learn about fish adaptations to aquatic environments. Geography (KS3 & KS4): Environmental Studies: Link the fish theme with sustainability and marine life conservation. Related National, Awareness, and Celebration Days: World Fish Migration Day World Oceans Day International Scuba Day World Nature Conservation Day World Reef Awareness Day Wild About Wildlife Month World Wildlife Day National Colouring Book Day

Easter and Spring time colouring sheet. Hand drawn by myself for my students as a low prep top-up activity for early finishers, brain breaks, spring break, or just for fun. A colouring activity to help students learn about the changing seasons. Ideal for primary school students, and students learning English as a foreign language. This delightful Spring-themed colouring page features a beautifully detailed tree trunk with the word “Spring” integrated into the scene. It’s perfect for young learners to express their creativity while celebrating the new season of renewal and growth. Suggested National Curriculum Links: Science: Living things and their habitats (exploring plants and animals in different environments). Art: Colouring and using lines to create texture in the environment. Ideal for: Seasonal art projects or displays. Quiet time or mindfulness activities. Encouraging creativity during springtime classroom themes. Related Awareness/International Days: **Spring Equinox **(20 March, UK/Worldwide) – Celebrate the official start of the season. Earth Day (22 April, Worldwide) – Discuss the changes in nature as spring unfolds. *** Easter holidays** **Perfect Top-Up Activity for: ** Brain breaks – A calming activity to reset focus. No prep/low prep – Simply print and colour. Fun extras – Can be part of a larger spring or nature-themed unit. Supply teacher activities – Easy to implement for short-term plans. Fast/early finishers – Great for students who finish early and need an engaging activity.

A collection of photos of pigeon eggs (wood pigeon and common pigeon). A small collection of detailed nature photographs that capture the fragile beauty of a broken and hatched pigeon eggshell. The images focus on the thin cracks and smooth interior of the eggshell, providing an intimate glimpse into nature’s delicate processes. This collection can be incorporated into your own worksheets or projects ready for discussing topics around growth, development, and natural life cycles in the classroom. Suggested National Curriculum Links: Science: Life cycles and reproduction in animals (KS1/KS2). Art: Observational drawing or photography. Ideal for: Science lessons exploring the life cycle of birds. Classroom discussions about the importance of eggs in the animal kingdom. Art projects focused on textures and natural forms. Related Awareness/International Days: World Wildlife Day (3 March, Worldwide) – Celebrate the diversity of wildlife, including bird species. Earth Day (22 April, Worldwide) – Connect this image to discussions on conservation and ecosystems. Easter and Spring Season Ideal for: Brain breaks – A calming image to inspire creativity or discussions. Wet recess/breaks – A quick and engaging nature-based activity. Transition into a new task or topic – Use as a segue into life cycle or environmental studies. Supply teacher activities – Easy to implement for a flexible lesson plan. Fun extras – Great visual stimulus for a nature-based drawing or writing prompt. Fast/early finishers – A thought-provoking resource for students who finish work early.

A small collection of 6 photos from my own encounters with frogs, and animals. Perfect for Amphibian Awareness and Wildlife Education. Celebrate Amphibians on Save The Frogs Day and Beyond. Immerse your students in the fascinating world of amphibians with this Frog Photos mini bundle, featuring a collection of frog photographs taken by me during my adventures as an explorer. These stunning images showcase frogs in various natural settings, highlighting their unique features, colours, and habitats. Perfect for science lessons, environmental awareness projects, or creative activities, this bundle is an engaging resource for all ages. Whether you’re celebrating Save The Frogs Day (April 28) or exploring amphibians as part of your curriculum, these photos will inspire curiosity and deepen understanding of wildlife conservation. What’s Included: A selection of original frog photographs, showcasing different species and habitats. High-resolution images suitable for classroom displays, worksheets, or digital presentations. Versatile visuals to support lessons on amphibians, habitats, and biodiversity. Suggested Use: Science Lessons: Use the photos to teach students about amphibian adaptations, lifecycles, and ecosystems. Art & Design Projects: Inspire students to draw or paint frogs based on the photographs. Environmental Awareness Activities: Pair the images with discussions on climate change and habitat conservation. UK National Curriculum Links: This resource supports the following areas of the UK National Curriculum: Science (Key Stage 1 & 2): Identify and name a variety of common animals including amphibians. Explore habitats and understand how living things depend on each other. Recognise adaptations that help animals survive in their environments. Art & Design: Develop observational drawing skills using real-life visual prompts. Links to National/Awareness/Celebration Days: Save The Frogs Day (April 28): Celebrate amphibians and raise awareness about their conservation. World Frog Day (March 20): Highlight the importance of frogs in ecosystems globally. Earth Day (April 22): Discuss climate change and its impact on amphibian habitats. Amphibian Week (May 4–10): Explore the theme “Amphibians: Masters of Two Worlds” with engaging visuals. Terms of Use: This resource bundle is licensed for full commercial use within the educator’s own classroom creations, including lesson planning and student projects. However, it may not be sold or redistributed as is, nor used to create competing products. Acknowledgment: 51���� © The Curiosity Crows. All rights reserved. Please credit “The Curiosity Crows” when using this resource in your classroom creations.

Shadows and Light: A Photographic Journey Through Britain – Stock Photos for Educators A collection of photos of shadows I have taken on my adventures around Great Britain. I originally put this collection together for my students for our primary science sessions. Explore the interplay of shadows and light with this unique collection of photographs taken across Britain. These stock photos capture a variety of scenes, showcasing the beauty and drama created by light and shadow in everyday life. Perfect for educators looking to illustrate concepts related to light, art, and photography, this collection is designed to inspire creativity and enhance learning. Key Features: Diverse collection of photographs featuring shadows and light in various British settings. Ideal for creating teaching resources, classroom displays, or art projects. Suitable for educational and commercial use (not for resale as standalone images). Use these captivating visuals to spark discussions, inspire artistic expression, and deepen students’ understanding of how light shapes our world. Suggested Links/Uses with the UK National Curriculum This photo collection aligns with several areas of the UK National Curriculum, making it a versatile resource for educators: Art and Design (KS1, KS2, KS3): Exploring the use of light and shadow in visual compositions. Encouraging students to create their own art inspired by the photographs. Science (KS2, KS3): Teach about the properties of light, including reflection, refraction, and absorption. Use the photos to illustrate how shadows are formed. Photography (KS4/GCSE): Analyze the composition and lighting techniques used in each photograph. Use the photos as inspiration for students’ photography projects. English: Inspire students to write descriptive pieces or poems about shadows and light. Links to Special Days Groundhog Day, celebrated on February 2nd, is linked to shadows. According to folklore, if a groundhog sees its shadow on this day, it will retreat back into its burrow, and winter will continue for six more weeks. If it doesn’t see its shadow, spring will arrive early. Terms of Use These images are licensed for educational and commercial use. Educators may include them in their own teaching resources or classroom activities. Images cannot be resold or distributed as standalone products. Proper credit must be given when using the photos in public-facing materials: ©TheCuriosityCrows Illuminate your lessons with this stunning Shadows and Light photography collection!

A Key Stage 1 (age 6-7) Science resource based around the ocean as a theme. This worksheet is a beach bucket for students to colour in. Alive, Dead, or Never Lived? All living things do seven things: - move - reproduce - grow bigger or older - sense - get rid of waste - need food - use oxygen for energy

A Key Stage 1 (age 6-7) Science resource based around the ocean as a theme. This worksheet is a jellyfish for students to colour in. Alive, Dead, or Never Lived? All living things do seven things: - move - reproduce - grow bigger or older - sense - get rid of waste - need food - use oxygen for energy

A Key Stage 1 (age 6-7) Science resource based around the ocean as a theme. This worksheet is a lighthouse for students to colour in. Alive, Dead, or Never Lived? All living things do seven things: - move - reproduce - grow bigger or older - sense - get rid of waste - need food - use oxygen for energy

A drawing of an aeroplane that I did for my class as part of my module on travel, transport, tourism, and holidays for our geography class.

A Key Stage 1 (age 6-7) Science resource based around the ocean as a theme. This worksheet is a dead fish for students to colour in. Alive, Dead, or Never Lived? All living things do seven things: - move - reproduce - grow bigger or older - sense - get rid of waste - need food - use oxygen for energy

A materials, properties, characteristics, and actions themed colouring activity to inspire students to think about the world around them. Ideal for primary school students, and students learning English as a foreign language.

A materials, properties, characteristics, and actions themed colouring activity to inspire students to think about the world around them. Ideal for primary school students, and students learning English as a foreign language.

A small collection of photos from my own adventures and experiences around the world. Please note that some of these were taken with slide film before the arrival of digital cameras. This collection will be added to over time. For use with weather, storms, seaside, ocean, materials, animal, ecology, evolution, climate, or habitat topics.

A small collection of photos from my own adventures and visits to castles and forts. Please note that some of these were taken with slide film before the arrival of digital cameras. This collection will be added to over time. For use with buildings, materials, history, location, and where we live topics.

A colouring activity to help students learn about geography and the world. Ideal for primary school students, and students learning English as a foreign language. ample space has been left for students to add their own notes and keywords as part of revision or to check their level of knowledge at the start and end of the topic.

A collection of photos that I have put together on the topic of slugs as minibeasts. For use in projects and presentations, or your own educational resources. More photos to be added in time.