Starfish
Starfish aren't actually fish, they are invertebrates belonging to the class Asteroidea. Did you know that some species of starfish can regenerate their own arms?! We have lots of content for starfish including colouring pages, worksheets, word searches, puzzles and lots more.
Our S for sea star colouring page features a sea star colouring as well as a label to colour and the letter "S" to help with letter and word recognition.
Get your crayons ready as we have a great sea star colouring page all ready to be coloured in.
We have created a realistic starfish colouring to keep you busy. There is lots of detail so why not get your pencils out and colour it in?
This cute smiley starfish has lots of character and is a great colouring page for younger children.
Starfish Mindful Colouring Page
This mindful colouring starfish is great for relaxation and makes a perfect colouring for older children or adults.
This underwater colouring scene features a starfish and some shells at the bottom of the ocean.
Print out this colourful poster of the cute little starfish and add to your class display. We have included a label to help with word recognition.
Can you create a poem using the letters from "starfish" as a sentence starter for each line. What will you make your poem about? There is also a cute little starfish to colour in to decorate your work
Can you find all the starfish related words in this starfish word search? We have only included horizontal and vertical words to make it easier for younger children and those new to word searches.
Can you find the 18 starfish related words in this fun word search? We have included a solution sheet that you can download if you get stuck.
Can you unscramble these starfish related anagrams in this fun puzzle sheet? There is also a cute starfish for you to colour in as you are thinking.
Make as many words as you can in this fun word puzzle game. You can start anywhere on the grid and move in any direction, using each letter only once. You get double points for any starfish related words you find.
Copy the picture of the starfish onto the grid provided in this fun grid copy puzzle. The starfish doesn't contain too much detail so it is perfect for younger kids.
Use the grid provided to draw your own starfish. Copy one square at a time until you have the picture complete.
Super Starfish How Many Words Puzzle
How many words can you find from "super starfish" in this fun word puzzle game? Why not challenge your friends or class to see who can find the most words?
Join the dots to complete the starfish in this fun dot to dot puzzle.
Starfish Printable Jigsaw Puzzle
Print out this fun jigsaw puzzle with a picture of a cute little starfish. All you have to do is cut out the pieces and you are ready to solve it.
Starfish Printable Number Jigsaw Puzzle
Print out the sheet and cut out the strips and you are ready to solve this fun starfish number jigsaw puzzle. If you want a harder challenge cut off the numbers and try to solve using the picture alone.
Can you think of word relating to starfish for each of the letters of the alphabet? You might have to get a bit inventive with some of the letters, think of where they live, what other animals and plants they might come across and words to describe them.
Use the colours in the completed picture as a guide to make your own version in this fun colour copy sheet.
Get all your crayons at the ready and colour in the picture of the starfish scene to match the completed picture.
Can you spot the 5 differences between these two starfish scenes. You could colour them in when you have finished to make it extra special.
Starfish Spot The Difference Colour
Can you find the 5 differences between these two starfish scenes?
Cut out the squares and stick them down in the correct place on the grid in this fun cut and glue activity. Perfect for improving scissor and logic skills.
Starfish Complete the Picture Puzzle
Complete the picture of the starfish using the completed copy as a guide.
Use the co-ordinates to draw the squares into the correct position on the grid. If you don't want to draw the squares you could always cut them out and stick them down instead.
Use the starfish picture to give some inspiration to create your own story. Use the lines to start your story or to make a story plan. You can also colour in the scene to make your work extra special.
Here we have two cute little starfish that can be traced over to create your own drawing. Perfect for improving pencil control skills.
