Bluey Coloring Masks | Bluey & Bingo CraftsQuick View
littlemindsalight

Bluey Coloring Masks | Bluey & Bingo Crafts

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Bring Bluey fun to your classroom with these printable coloring masks! This set features Bluey and Bingo in both pre-colored and black & white versions. Perfect for dress-up, role play, imaginative play, or Bluey-themed days. Just print, color, cut, and assemble for instant wearable fun! What’s Included: 2 Bluey Characters: Bluey and Bingo Two Versions Each: Pre-colored for instant results + black & white outlines for creative coloring 4 Total Mask Templates Total Pages: 4 pages Sizes: US Letter (8.5"x11") and A4 (210 x 297 mm) Format: PDF Perfect For: Dress-up and role play activities. Bluey-themed days and parties. Fine motor skills and scissor practice. Imaginative play and storytelling. Preschool, kindergarten, and early elementary settings. Thank you for supporting my little store! If this resource sparks joy in your classroom, I’d be so grateful if you could: Rate it after downloading Follow me for more resources! Happy teaching!
Bluey Writing Template EYFS/ Primary 1Quick View
shannonclark125

Bluey Writing Template EYFS/ Primary 1

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5 different writing picture prompts. A fun and engaging Bluey-themed writing template designed to encourage children to practise their sentence writing skills. Using the picture prompt, children can describe what they can see and write simple sentences to match the scene. This resource helps develop early writing, vocabulary, and observation skills while keeping learners motivated with a familiar and much-loved character. Ideas for Use: Ask children to look carefully at the picture and write sentences about what they can see. Encourage them to use describing words in their sentences. Challenge pupils to write more than one sentence about the scene. Use as a morning activity, independent writing task, or literacy centre activity. Perfect for early years and KS1 learners developing confidence in sentence writing.
Bluey the Dog Poetry and Worksheets EYFSQuick View
lbrowne

Bluey the Dog Poetry and Worksheets EYFS

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This EYFS resource is based around the playful poem Bluey the Dog, a short, rhyming story about a confused but lovable pet. Children will enjoy listening to or reading the poem, then answering simple comprehension questions to help build their understanding of the text. There is a colouring sheet included and a simple word search featuring key words from the poem (with an answer sheet provided), encouraging early reading and phonics skills. This activity supports a range of early learning, including story and poetry appreciation, comprehension, reading, writing, phonics, and learning about animals and pets. Ideal for group work, guided reading, or independent literacy stations. Licenced Boardmaker symbols included.
Bluey Morning SlidesQuick View
emilylaurenbarker12

Bluey Morning Slides

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Use these vibrant, colourful morning slides to greet your students with style. I give my pupils updates and reminders every day as they unpack and get ready for the day using our “good morning” presentations. They adore the vibrant, cheery designs. It’s a fantastic way to begin the day!
Bluey Working Towards ChartQuick View
Miocene

Bluey Working Towards Chart

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This ‘Working Towards’ chart features five Velcro Bluey characters that students can earn one by one as they progress toward a reward. Each time they complete a step or task, they can add a new Bluey character to their chart, building excitement as they get closer to their goal. Once all five characters are earned, they receive their reward, making it a fun and visual way to motivate positive behavior or task completion!
Bluey representing Australia unitQuick View
river_44

Bluey representing Australia unit

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Includes slides (UDL, dyslexic friendly, visual cues), gallery walk, worksheets. Unit covers the Australian experience, how Bluey represents Australians, analysis of episodes.
Bluey (numbers 1-5) activity cardsQuick View
nicky233kh

Bluey (numbers 1-5) activity cards

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Range of activity cards to support the teaching of numbers to 5 with a Bluey theme, including picture and number matching, counting peg cards and number formation cards.
Bluey Popularity Investigation - Year 7Quick View
river_44

Bluey Popularity Investigation - Year 7

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Gallery Walk style Investigation on why Bluey is so popular. Begin with students creating their own press pass they can gain exclusive journalist only knowledge. I used safety pins to turn these into badges, you could also use yarn for lanyards. Gallery Walk sources on news articles. Students complete their journalistic report using the sources. Extension: Write a paragraph on why Bluey is so popular.
Bluey inspired set 2 phonics decoderQuick View
SalmaA731

Bluey inspired set 2 phonics decoder

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Kids love Bluey! Use these bluey inspired worksheets to decode set 2 (ay, ee, igh, ow, oo, oo, ar, or, air, ir, ou, oy) phonics sounds. It’s so much fun! Boys also love this as it involves problem solving/code cracking!
Bluey Coloring Pages: Printable Character Coloring SheetsQuick View
pupilsworksheets

Bluey Coloring Pages: Printable Character Coloring Sheets

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Bluey Coloring Pages: 20 Printable Character Coloring Sheets - Australian Cartoon Activity for Kids, Classroom Resource - Add some Aussie fun to your classroom with these 20 printable Bluey coloring pages! Featuring the beloved characters from the hit show, these coloring sheets are a great activity for quiet time, free choice, or as a reward. Reinforce creativity and fine motor skills while celebrating the fun of Bluey.
23 Bluey End of Year Class AwardsQuick View
lucieejoness

23 Bluey End of Year Class Awards

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Celebrate every child in your class with these fun, thoughtful and unique Bluey character awards! Perfect for end-of-year celebrations, transition days, class parties or recognising your pupils’ wonderful personalities. This resource includes 23 different character-themed awards, each linked to positive qualities and values such as kindness, resilience, creativity, teamwork, confidence and determination. A lovely way to make sure every child feels seen and celebrated at the end of the school year. What’s included: -23 individual award certificates -Bright, engaging character-inspired designs -A range of awards to suit different personalities and strengths -Positive messages to celebrate each child -Perfect for EYFS, KS1 and KS2 Ideal for: ✔ End of year awards ✔ Class celebrations ✔ Transition gifts ✔ Teacher keepsakes ✔ Pupil recognition Simply print, personalise and celebrate your amazing class!
Bluey themed reward chart with choice boardQuick View
SLN94

Bluey themed reward chart with choice board

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Motivate and encourage positive behaviour, engagement, and achievement with this fun Bluey-themed “What I Am Working Towards” Reward Chart. Designed to help children work towards meaningful rewards, this visual support resource enables learners to clearly see their progress while staying focused on their goals. The chart includes five reward spaces and matching reward tokens, making it ideal for use at home, in classrooms, intervention settings, or SEND provision. The resource also includes a comprehensive visual choice board featuring a wide range of motivating reward options such as LEGO®, sensory toys, drawing, iPad time, playdough, colouring, toy cars, bubbles, reading books, dinosaurs, fidget toys, outdoor time, listening to music, board games, and more. Perfect For: Early Years Reception KS1 SEN/SEND support Autism-friendly provision Behaviour support plans Home learning Parents and carers
‘‘Bluey and Friends’’ Colourful Semantics pack Level 2&3 (76 cards in total)Quick View
EleniSt

‘‘Bluey and Friends’’ Colourful Semantics pack Level 2&3 (76 cards in total)

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Use this activity to help your children construct simple sentences. ‘‘Bluey and Friends’’ Colourful Semantics pack Level 2&3 is a fun way to support children who struggle to construct a sentence independently. The colour scheme relates to the types of words in a sentence. For example, ‘who’ words are orange (10 in total), ‘what doing’ words (verbs) (50 in total) are yellow, ‘what’ words (54 in total) are green. This helps children to learn about word types and word order and sentence structure. Using Colourful Semantics, your children will become more confident and independent in their sentence construction. Colourful Semantics are a great way to help children construct and create complete sentences. It helps children to identify the correct order of a sentence This is a great activity to help children learn the importance of sentence structure and order and support communication by answering simple ‘Wh’ questions. There is an orange, yellow and green coloured sentence strip under each picture. You can print, laminate and use velcro onto them. Use hard velcro onto the coloured sentence strip and soft velcro behind each coloured symbol. Can be transferred to written sentences and written language comprehension Can be carried out individually or in small groups. Enjoy!