Sergeant Stubby color by numbers

Sergeant Stubby color by numbers

Teacher Description – Sergeant Stubby Color by Numbers

Introduce pupils to Sergeant Stubby, one of the most famous dogs of the First World War, with this engaging Color by Numbers activity. Children follow the numbered colour key to complete the picture while learning about a remarkable animal who served alongside American soldiers during World War I.

This activity supports:

Fine motor skills and pencil control.
Number recognition and following instructions.
Colour identification.
Concentration and attention to detail.
Interest in history through an age-appropriate activity.
Sergeant Stubby became famous for his bravery and loyalty while serving with the U.S. Army in France. His story provides an excellent starting point for discussions about World War I, military animals, courage, teamwork, and remembrance.

Suggested age range: 5–10 years (Kindergarten–Grade 5 / KS1–Lower KS2)

Curriculum links:

History – The First World War
Art and Design – Colouring and observation
Mathematics – Number recognition
PSHE/Character Education – Courage, loyalty and helping others
This worksheet is ideal for classroom lessons, history topics, Veterans Day, Remembrance Day, library activities, early finishers, homeschool learning, or independent practice.