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Learn all about what clothing is suitable for doing watersports with our Summer Clothing Dress-Up Figures!
This resource is great for youngsters: It keeps them quiet for quite a while whilst encouraging thought and discussion on appropriate clothing for watersports in Summer.
Cut out, colour and assemble these dress up figures, then choose which clothes you think they should wear for a summer on the water. Children will enjoy customising their designs of everything from caps and wet boots to harnesses and buoyancy aids. Not a watersports guru? Take a look at our Summer Clothing for Watersports Poster here.
There’s a set in colour, ready to dress up and play or a black and white outlined set for complete creative control! You can cut the figures out and mount on a stand (with cardboard) or you can cut them out and stick them onto your background.
There's two beach scene background sheets: one pre-coloured, and one black and white that they can colour, and stick into a stage (we used a cardboard cereal packet!).
There are loads of options, all detailed on the instruction sheet, so get cutting, colouring, sticking and crafting!
Download includes:
1 x A4 instructions sheet: Summer Clothing Dress-Up Figures
1x A4 Printable Coloured Figures ready to dress up
1x A4 Printable Outlined Figures for colouring in first
1x A4 Printable Coloured watersports clothing items sheet
1x A4 Printable Outlined watersports clothing items sheet
1x A4 Printable Outlined Beach scene sheet to colour
1x A4 Printable Coloured Beach scene sheet ready to use.
Want to keep the kids entertained? Check out our fun Windmill craft activity where you can DIY your own windmills with some basic supplies. We also have some games and puzzles like our Where is the wind? colour and find activity or our kids crosswords on staying safe in the sun,
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- Create Date 08 August, 2020
- Last Updated 02 February, 2024