Dinosaurs Top Trumps Card Game for 6-10 years

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Our collection of Top Trump Templates and Games has even more card game templates to play with your class and inspire them to make their own. Tigers – These are typically the largest members of the cat family. They hunt for their prey mostly at night, and typically feed on wild pigs, deer, water buffalo and even crocodiles.

There're all sorts of card games out there, like animal top trumps, which are beneficial for loads of motor, cognitive and emotional skills. For instance, the simple action of holding a couple of cards in their small hands can help develop: Hey, some of the links to the higher res images do not work anymore. Wondered if you were able to post the hi-res images here instead of the links. That would be great. We all know that card games are super fun, no matter how young or old you are. But did you know they're also widely beneficial, especially in young children? I bet you had an inkling, at least.Another way to engage children with this topic is this Endangered Animals Who Am I? PowerPoint. With so many colourful illustrations, it's perfect for young children age 5-7 years. More Endangered Animals Resources: I recently put together my own Top Trumps homemade cards, and they look embarrassingly crap compared to these. Thank you for putting this together. Have you thought of making a lens showing how to make such professional-looking cards? Top Trumps champs can spend the rest of the day exploring the wonders of wildlife at the 600-acre zoo, nestled in the Dunstable Downs. Don’t miss six-month-old reticulated giraffe Wilfred , three young cheetah brothers Freddie, Robyn and Billy , or common hippos, Hodor and Lola . Gorillas are the largest primates on Earth and are a critically endangered species. They can weigh up to 195 kilograms. From Saturday 27th May to Sunday 2nd July, children can face-off against the conservation zoo in the ultimate game of Top Trumps. Discover which animals eat the most, run the fastest or live the longest. Would an American flamingo win in a race against an Asian elephant? Can a reticulated giraffe eat more than a common hippo?

Our brilliant medieval-themed card game. Children will love immersing themselves in the world of knights and castles, perfect for supporting your teaching in history lessons. Families can grab limited edition super Top Trumps cards – there are three to collect – before exploring the UK’s largest zoo to find giant cards to play against, designed to help youngsters to learn more about the conservation zoo and the endangered animals that live there. Image credit: Whipsnade Zoo Animal top trump playing cards are an exciting way to spruce up your usual lesson plan with a fun, educational activity. The combination of colourful illustrations and mathematical values can help encourage a student-led activity without them even realising it. Each oversized card offers children a magical encounter with each species: families will be challenged to ‘beat the Zoo’ by strategically choosing an animal’s strongest stats to become the the ultimate animal Top Trumps champion. Plus, visitors can enjoy themed talks about the top traits of the featured animals throughout May half term, helping to inspire the next generation of conservationists to protect the world’s wildlife. Image credit: Top Trumps Saltwater Crocodile – Saltwater crocodiles are the largest of all living reptiles in the world. They can grow between 3 and 5 metres in length and weigh up to 1000kg. They feed on a variety of foods such as fish, birds, water buffalos and monkeys.Have you got what it takes to win the Whipsnade Zoo Top Trumps crown? This May half term and beyond, families are invited to the conservation zoo to play the wildest game of giant Top Trumps yet. Great White Sharks – Great whites are the largest known predatory fish on Earth. They average about 4-6 metres in length with rows and rows of sharp teeth to help them to chomp down on their prey. They typically hunt seals, sea turtles, large fish and small toothed whales. We know it can be costly to print lots of resources out for your class, that's why we've created the Ink Saving Eco Versions - they keep your printing costs low and are kinder to the environment. Consider laminating the cards to keep them as neat as possible and allowing you to use them over and over again. The ostrich is the largest bird in the world. They live in the savannas of Africa and can run up to 60 miles per hour.