Shore Types Cut & Stick

Shore types for watersports - childrens activity

This learn-through-play activity is perfect for young boaters / watersport-ers learning about which shore types are best for them.

Shore Types Poster

Shore types according to wind direction. Which is best for your watersports?

Which shore type is best for sailing, powerboating, kayaking, SUPing, Kitesurfing or Windsurfing? New to watersports? Learn more here!

Wind Basics Poster

Wind terminology and winds basics for watersports

Learn the basics of wind terminology and wind information relative to wind-powered sports. Gusts, lulls, clean air, wind speed & direction…

Wind Presentation

A lesson on wind for sports - learn wind terminology

All about wind presentation: Powerpoint & Keynote formats. Learn about wind basics & wind terminology that you need to do wind powered sports.

Parts of a sailing dinghy

Poster to learn the names of all the parts of a sailing boat

The Sand To Salt Parts of a Dinghy Poster. If you’ve been learning to sail this is vital stuff. But it’s easily forgotten after completing your sailing course, so here’s a way to remember it! This illustrations shows all the essential parts you need to learn as a beginner. With some tricky sailing jargon, it’s […]

Beaufort Scale Puzzles

Beaufort Scale puzzle sheets

Know your beaufort wind scale? Try our challenging Beaufort scale puzzles: 1 crossword and 1 wordsearch – learn on your coffee break!

Windsurf Points of Sail 2

Windsurf points of sail labelling activity

In our Windsurf points of sail labelling activity, you’ll need to correctly name all the points of sail that windsurfers can sail on.

Windsurf Points of Sail 3

Points of Sail - Windsurf Sail setting activity

In our Points of Sail – Windsurf Sail setting activity, you’ll need to draw in the sail positions, on our diagram, for each point of sail.

Points of Sail Activity 1: Set Sails

Points of sail - setting activity for dinghy sailors

In our Points of Sail – Sail setting activity, you’ll need to correctly draw in the sail positions, on our diagram, for each point of sail.