Dinosaurs Top Trumps Card Game for 6-10 years

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Designing their own cards will allow your child to explore their imagination, as well as work on their creative skills. They will need to draw some pictures in the spaces provided, which will help strengthen their art and design abilities. Children with a passion for the arts and crafts will absolutely love this part of the activity. This bingo matching card game. It's a great way to help younger learners practise CVC words and master phonics.

There are even penguins in Africa. They live near the cape in South Africa and are sadly an endangered species. 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. 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.This sports in Spanish snap game. Ever wanted to combine Spanish lessons with PE? Well, now you can with these exciting snap cards, that help children link familiar sports with their Spanish names. If you enjoyed this Endangered Animals Game, then you'll love more of our teacher-made resources that help teach children all about endangered species of animals. Explore some of our suggestions below:

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

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The other players take it in turns to read out the same value on their card. Whichever player with the card that has the highest value wins that round and gets to keep the other player's cards from the round, placing them at the bottom of their pile along with the card they've just played. The aim of the game is to win as many of your opponents cards as possible. One player will start by choosing a category, in the hope that their card will have higher numerical value. For example, if the cards were football players, one category box might be 'goals scored'.

Regardless of the theme you choose, playing a game of top trumps is fantastic for a maths class as it encourages children to sharpen their mental maths abilities and helps them to get to grips with the concept of "greater" and "lesser" values. With several mathematical values on each card, these animal top trumps are a perfect educational activity for brushing up on those core maths skills that are easily forgettable; especially over the holidays. Gorillas are the largest primates on Earth and are a critically endangered species. They can weigh up to 195 kilograms. Making and playing cards games has a variety of benefits for children. Designing a card game like top trumps is a great test of their creativity and design skills, and making the cards online will improve their IT skills. They have to think logically about what goes on each card and what they need to make the game fun and easy to play. This requires children to think not only of what they like, but what their classmates like too. The winner from that round gets to take the next turn and choose a value from the next card in their pile and the game repeats. It continues like this until one player has won all the other players' cards, which means they've won the game.Prepare to outsmart your opponents, discover new and exciting facts and duel your way to becoming the Top Trump Our ready-to-go Create Your Own Top Trumps templates come blank. So all you need to do is hand these out and let your children decide how they want to fill them in. You can really let their imaginations run wild with this resource. Perfect for helping children to learn about all the species we're at risk of losing if we don't look after our planet.