This fantastic resource is perfect for using at home to help your children to learn more about traditional Welsh clothing. Ideas to Celebrate Diwrnod Shwmae Su'mae English/Welsh – Use this handy, bilingual information sheet containing a variety of ideas to celebrate. It’s full of a variety of tasks and activities that your school can undertake this year. Etymology: from the Proto-Brythonic *luïd, from Proto-Celtic *ɸlētos, from Proto-Indo-European *pel-‎(gray).

This Map of Wales Colouring Activity is an excellent resource for teaching children about the geography of Wales and its position by the sea.Welsh Fairy Tales, Myths and Legends (Scholastic Classics) All About Wales (Discovering The United Kingdom) 10 Stories from Welsh History (That Everyone Should Know) My First 1000 Words in Welsh The Fabulous Lost and Found and the little Welsh mouse: a heartwarming and fun bilingual Welsh English children’s book to learn Welsh for kids … learning method’) (Laugh as you learn WELSH) Welsh Folk Tales Featuring some fantastic illustrations of people wearing traditional Welsh clothing that children can colour in. Your pupils will get more familiar with and curious about Welsh tradition. You could teach them about history and also St Davids Day as they colour. You might like this Easter Word Mat Welsh. This is great for using to help your children learn Easter vocabulary in Welsh. Why not ask your child to colour in this Map of Wales Colouring Activity and then draw where they live on the map? This is a lovely way to help children feel more engaged with Geography and creates a more personalised learning experience. Colouring also helps children to learn about lines, shapes, colours/hues, perspective, patterns and forms.

This resource was made by teachers, for teachers, so you can be sure that any information your child is learning is of a high standard. His last words “Be joyful, keep the faith, and do the little things that you have heard and seen me do.” This is a famous saying now in Wales. 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 explore our full range of lovely St. David's Day resources here. Why is St. David's day celebrated?This fantastic Welsh Flag Display Poster is available in different sizes and is also available in an ink-saving eco version to ensure that getting great resources for your kids doesn't come with a high printing cost. What can I use in addition to this Welsh Flag Display Poster? These fantastic Happy Easter in Welsh Mindfulness Colouring Sheets are perfect for using in class to help your children learn how to wish each other a Happy Easter in Welsh, whilst also taking part in a calming mindfulness activity. This Map of Wales Colouring Activity is a fantastic resource to help children learn about the shape of Wales. These fantastic Happy Easter in Welsh Mindfulness Colouring Sheets are great for using at home to help your children develop their Welsh vocabulary and creativity away from the classroom environment.

The dragon called Dewi, which in Welsh means David. This is a reference to St. David, the patron saint of Wales.

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As a great way to help your children think more about this important topic, why not ask your children to colour in each of the Northern Irish, English, Scottish and Welsh Flags? You could ask your children to work in groups or pairs to research the history of the flags. This is a brilliant way to encourage teamwork in your class, and to help young learners discover more about the UK. What are the Capital Cities of the UK? Legend has it that St. David advised Welsh soldiers to wear leeks in their hats during battle to distinguish themselves from the enemy. Learn more about the National Symbols by visiting Wales.com. Books about Wales for kids Take a look at some of these other resources you might like to try in addition to this Welsh Flag Display Poster: mynd yn biws (gan gynddaredd), troi'n biws (gan gynddaredd) - to get purple in the face (with anger)