This Cool Car Colouring sheet is useful as a peaceful activity to close out and lesson, and can also act as a great exercise for the end of term if the class deserves a treat for all their hard work. However, it also acts as a way for the class to develop their fine motor skills and colouring skills in the context of an activity that doesn't feel like classwork. Once these colouring sheets have been completed, they would make for fantastic additions to an in-class wall display and offer a lovely way to brighten up the space with some personalised content. Are there more useful colouring resources like this one?

Sign up to Twinkl today to zoom through thousands more colouring resources your children will love! Are there more resources to do with transport on Twinkl? If your students have enjoyed this Car Colouring sheet, remember that this is just one from a large collection of colouring resources that can act as a treat for your students, or fill up lesson time on a rainy day. Here are a few to have a look at: Another option related to the animal kingdom would be these Under the Sea Creatures Colouring Sheets, which are decorated with images of various sea creatures such as fish and lobsters. You could use this Transport Word Unscramble to help your learners familiarise themselves with vocabulary relating to transport. It’s a fun, brain-teasing activity to keep your learners interested in the topic and improve their word forming skills. Why not see if they can create a sentence with some of the words they unscramble? For a resource that could offer a link with lessons related to nutrition and health, try this engaging Fruit Colouring Poster. This poster displays a range of everyday fruit alongside the title 'We Love Fruit!'.

Sometimes students just need a more relaxed, light-hearted activity to blow off some steam in the classroom. If that's what you're after, one fantastic choice would be this Cool Car Colouring worksheet, which presents students with images of a striking sports car and challenges them to colour it in however they'd like. Looking for the curriculum guidance on the Transport topic? Look no further than the Transport Second Level CfE IDL Topic Web. This topic web has all of the Experience and Outcomes and the ‘I Can’ statements for the second level transport topic. In Scotland, there are lots of different types of transport used to get around. Some methods people use to travel in Scotland are: