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KS1 Reptiles Activities

KS1 Reptiles Activities

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 This topic includes:

  1. Reptiles Poster
    • Key Features Of Reptiles Video Link
    • Reptiles Poster Activity Sheet
  2. Label The Reptile
    • Key Features Of Reptiles Video Link
    • Label The Reptile Activity Sheet
  3. Reptile Diets
    • Reptile Diets Activity Sheet
  4. Scales Printing
    • Scutes And Scales Video Link
  5. Sculpt And Paint A Snake

Learn about reptiles and their characteristics in our KS1 Reptiles Activities. Create a poster, discover their diet, and even make a clay snake. This resource covers Art, Design & Technology and Science in the National Curriculum of England. Browse our other KS1 topics for more engaging activities for your classroom or homeschool. Plan your day with our diverse selection!

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