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Dot-to-dot and colouring sheets

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Suitable for

  • Key Stage 1

Curriculum Links

  • Art
  • Literacy
  • Maths

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Colouring pencils at the ready!

Discover our range of Tower Bridge and River Thames themed dot-to-dot and colouring sheets. Completing dot-to-dot pictures and colouring sheets are a great way for people of all ages to relax, and for younger children to practice their counting and pencils skills! 

Download the sheet of your choice below.

Tower Bridge

A large bridge over a river Expand

 

Tower Bridge colouring sheet PDF Tower Bridge dot-to-dot (numbers 1-55) PDF

Sail boat

A small boat with two triangular sails Expand

 

Sail boat colouring sheet PDF Sail boat dot-to-dot (numbers 1-10) PDF

Bus

A double-decker bus in mid air Expand
Bus colouring sheet PDF Bus dot-to-dot (numbers 1-39) PDF

 

Ship under Tower Bridge

Two parts of a bridge that have raised up to allow a large ship room to pass underneath. Expand

 

Ship under Tower Bridge colouring sheet PDF Ship under Tower Bridge dot-to-dot (numbers 1-27) PDF

Eel

An animal with a long, smooth body and fins Expand

 

Eel colouring sheet PDF Eel dot-to-dot (numbers 1-40) PDF

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