Football Colouring Book for kids age 5 – 11: 50 colouring pictures of football players from all over the world as great football gifts for boys and girls

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Which real life player do you think this could be? Let us know by writing their name or number on his shirt! The first official international football match took place at Hamilton Crescent where Scotland played against England. It took place on 30 November 1872. and a total of 114 games have been played between the two national teams since then.

If you're on the for a wonderful activity to hone your pupils' fine motor skills while still getting a little creative during the Euros, then these fantastic England football colouring sheets are sure to be a great hit! Manchester City have the highest points tally in the history of the Premier League - with 100 points to date!A header is a tough move to perform without having a football flatten your nose! This football coloring printable shows a player executing this tough move flawlessly, though. What would you name your own team if you could? Why not write the name on his uniform for us to see! This happy boy loves playing football. Is he the next Ronaldo or Messi? He’s running with the ball in motion, smiling as he looks ahead to score.

Activities like colouring-in can have a positive impact on children's wellbeing as it provides an opportunity to focus on one thing and become less distracted by busy thoughts. Maybe you could draw in a speech bubble for this player and write in what he could be thinking. You could even draw a small picture into the speech bubble that shows the move he’s thinking of doing! Mindfulness is a practice and can be an important part of helping people maintain good mental health. Activities like colouring-in, meditating and walking can help children to be more involved in the present. This can help children - and adults - to feel focused, settled and calm.

The player dribbling the ball in this football coloring sheet seems to be taking things a little more slowly. An excited young superstar races down the grassy soccer field, grinning as he expertly dribbles the ball. He’s picturing the perfect goal to score ahead!

Football (in the USA commonly known as “soccer”) is the most popular, most practiced and most-watched sport in the world.

By encouraging children to think about sports outside P.E lessons, it's much easier to create a school culture that encourages children to get active and enjoy sports as an important part of a healthy lifestyle, and colouring sheets are a great way to help pupils develop their fine motor skills while still having fun! How can I use these England football colouring sheets? This Footballer Football Player Colouring Sheet is so versatile that you can use it for various subjects. You can use this whether you're doing art, physical education or anatomy. It's also perfect during the lead up to important football events, such as the UEFA Nations League. Encourage the use of different colouring implements, practising applying different amounts of pressure, to develop fine motor skills as well as football skills! Try providing children with a range of mediums: felt tips, chalks, crayons and paintbrushes, to work on this. There are simple and detailed elements to each image, giving children a choice about how they colour in. Euro 2020 Support the England Players - Mindfulness Colouring Posters - You can use these sheets to create some calm and mindfulness in your children's (or your) day. They're especially useful to help children refocus their energy if they have had a particularly endorphin filled morning!

For our next free football coloring sheet, a player seems to be receiving the ball from someone. I wonder what they will do next with it? Will they pass it along or go for the goal? All you have to do is break out the crayons, pencils, or felt-tip pens and let your class get colouring! A long time ago, football matches were held without referees. English gentlemen didn’t take into consideration that players could cheat or foul. Instead, each team had an umpire who settled disputes or controversial situations. This next player looks like he’s weaving the ball through the field with great determination! Football is all about teamwork, but there can be moments of individual heroism as well.Even though the World Cup started in the early 20th century, there wasn’t a Women's World Cup until 1991. I bet he must be going for a goal! Does this footballer remind you of one of your favorite players? If they do, you could color them in with the colors of their team to show us who you think this could be! Does this football coloring sheet remind you of a memorable match? If it does, maybe you could color in his uniform to match one of the teams in that game!