🐉 The Legend of Saint George: Kids’ Corner

Would you like the little ones at home to experience the legend of St. George while practising English? We have designed a special activity sheet to celebrate April 23rd in a creative and educational way.

This material from the Kids’ Corner is a visual and playful resource, perfect for working on thematic vocabulary and basic reading comprehension.

What will you find?

We have prepared three challenges for our little “knights” and “princesses”:

• 1. Words and Pictures: A visual vocabulary section with cut-out images. Children will learn and match key words such as Dragon, Knight, Princess, Rose, Book, Castle, Sword and Shield.

• 2. The Knight’s Maze: A focus-based maze where they will have to help the knight find the correct path to the castle, following the vocabulary clues they will find along the way.

• 3. Colour by Number: A comprehension and psychomotor skills exercise. They will need to bring the scene from the legend to life by following a colour code: 1=RED, 2=GREEN and 3=YELLOW, and other instructions. TIP: For the numbers, use different shades; for example, the grass and the dragon can be different shades of green to make it more fun!

💡 Did you know…?

As our Cultural Fact says at the end of the worksheet: “St. George’s Day” is also celebrated in England on April 23rd. It’s a fantastic opportunity to explain to children that traditions can bring different cultures together!