The Purple Pumpkin Blog also has a range of King Charles III resources that range from decorative banners and bunting, as well as party invites. There are also handy food ideas for your party and/or buffet. Our KS1 King Charles III Fact File is a brilliant way to introduce your class to the new king. It’s full of wonderful illustrations and interesting facts that are sure to help your children stay engaged with their learning. For instance, children can use it in their collages, or you can use it in a class display of their craftastic endeavours of King Charles’ profile, the Coronation Crown or a Coronation flag. All three would look terrific on display and kept as Coronation memorabilia.

Crafting is a fantastic way for children to develop their fine motor skills as well as learning about shapes, colours and counting. It encourages critical thinking, creativity and helps children express themselves. This, in turn, can boost a child’s confidence and self-esteem. On Saturday 6 thMay, 2023 be a coronation ceremony for the King at Westminster Abbey, in addition to an investiture for Prince William as Prince of Wales. The King has already signed the Accession Proclamation, which took place at St. James’s Palace in Westminster, London. The leader of the House of Commons who is also lord president of the council, Penny Mordaunt, invited His Majesty to sign two proclamations — including one declaring the date of Queen Elizabeth II’s funeral a bank holiday.When it comes to colouring in the Coronation of King Charles, children gain a different way of expressing themselves. They’ll generally know what colours are associated with the monarchy, so giving them the opportunity to expand their knowledge of this topic differently will let them explore their imagination further. Learning another way to express themselves can also help children understand their own minds better, aiding cognitive development. Colouring’s not just a fun way to pass the time either, it’s an excellent approach for refining fine motor skills and honing hand-eye coordination. It’s also fab for cultivating a little mindfulness in the middle of a busy day (for kids and adults alike!). He is the longest-serving heir apparent in history (meaning he waited the longest time before becoming King, 70 years, in fact!). This King Charles III PowerPoint for KS1 is a great way for you to introduce your children to the new King. The presentation takes you through topics such as his life and education, his family, and more. It also explains the role of a monarch and what King Charles III will be expected to do.

This fantastic King Charles III Royal Cypher Colouring Activity Poster is a great way to bring calm into the classroom. The perfect approach to mindfulness for children, this colouring activity can be used as a conversation starter about King Charles III, the Royal Cypher and the Coronation. Colouring activities like this King Charles III Royal Cypher Colouring Activity Poster have a range of amazing benefits for kids. While promoting the practice of mindfulness, colouring activities also help to develop kids’ hand-eye coordination and fine motor skills. Colouring also requires both the logical and creative parts of the brain to be engaged, meaning learners get a full-brain workout! Other Twinkl resources that will support you include our videos, like this one, Ten Art Activities to Learn about Artists, which is a great way for children to learn about different artists. And don’t forget our blog, which is full of helpful information, like What is the Twinkl Book Club? which lets you know all about the regular books that will be delivered free to your home or school upon you joining. Use this fantastic King Charles III Coronation Collaborative Colouring Activity with your EYFS or KS1 class or group of children. They can work together on a mutual project to remember this important event. The above video may be from a third-party source. We accept no responsibility for any videos from third-party sources. Please let us know if the video is no longer working. Why not also try our EYFS King Charles III PowerPoint or our Design a Stamp for King Charles III art activity?This Remembering the Queen Activity is a simple and effective worksheet to help prompt any thoughts, feelings or memories that children may have about Queen Elizabeth II. It comes with a beautiful illustration, and space to be creative and reflect on this remarkable monarch. Why not use this with the whole school? This is a fantastic collaborative class activity, but you could also split the sections between the whole school. The final image could be displayed in the dining hall, assembly hall, or in a prominent place on the wall of the school corridor. This could be a great activity to build a sense of school community as everyone will have worked together to create one piece of art. Image reproduced unaltered from Wikimedia Commons by kind permission of New Zealand Government House , under Creative Commons Licence When will King Charles' Coronation take place? All our resources, like this King Charles colouring activity, have been carefully created by qualified teachers, practitioners and early years specialists. They’re designed to be fun and effective at facilitating your kiddos across their learning aims in alignment with the curriculum. Have a nosey through our other popular resources below to support you and your little ones through this remarkable time in history. More resources to support your teaching on the monarchy These King Charles III Coronation Display Cut-Outs present a range of illustrations related to royal coronations for you to use to decorate your classrooms, corridors or communal areas ready to celebrate King Charles III's coronation on 6th May.