Three free printable colouring pages featuring the characters from Rover and the Golden Compass: Rover the very tidy raccoon, sleepy Professor Hoot the owl, and the whole of Team Trail Busters. Detailed line art on A4 (two portrait pages, one landscape), each with a short character caption and a “Coloured by” line. Ideal for wet play, early finishers, a calm end to the day, or a reading corner display alongside the book. Free for home and classroom use.

Help Rover the raccoon find his way around Little Paws Forest! A ready-to-print map skills activity for KS2 geography (Years 3-4, ages 7-9). Pupils practise: the four and eight points of a compass letter-number grid references following a route and describing it in their own words map symbols and keys What’s included (6-page PDF): Teacher notes with learning objectives and tips A detailed illustrated map of Little Paws Forest with a 4 x 3 grid A two-page pupil worksheet in four parts (14 questions) Answers and extension ideas A “Draw your own map” page with Rover’s rules for a good map Takes 30-45 minutes. Works for individuals, pairs or homework, and the line-art map can be coloured in by early finishers. The map and characters come from Rover and the Golden Compass by Reid Trailwood, a funny wilderness mystery for readers aged 7-10. Pupils don’t need to have read the book.