Some woolly jumpers are covered in lovely patterns. Count the shapes on the jumper, colour the jumper and add your own shapes to finish the pattern. Recognising and drawing shapes. Counting practice up to ten.

How many lambs can you see? How many flowers? How many clouds? Colour the pictures and count the things you can see. Counting practice up to ten.

Create a Wool Bracelet. Up-cycle a boring old bracelet… with wool! This simple but effective idea will transform a tired old bracelet and give it a whole new look and a brand new lease of life!

Draw the Sheep. Join the lines to finish the drawing. Colour the lambs and draw a background.

Art grids are an excellent exercise to help develop art and drawing skills. Use these grids to draw sheep and the Union Jack flag.

Choose from one of three British wool products to design. Black and white templates include; a jumper, a rug and a suit jacket. The design should carefully consider patterns, colour and who will use the product and how.

A sheep farm must provide a safe and healthy environment for the animals that are kept on it. This worksheet provides a square grid to aid the design of a small sheep farm considering what is needed and where it should be built.

Sheep to Jumper Colouring Sheet. Colour these pictures. What do they show us?

What connections does a sheep have to a Jumper? What connection does grass have to hay? Colour this sheet and work out the connections

Colour the farm pictures! Can you pair each baby animal with its mother? Try to match the items in the bottom row to the animals they come from.