Famous Leaders Printables
Meet the famous leaders who helped shape history through their courage, determination and leadership. Explore kings, queens, presidents, emperors, explorers and other inspiring figures from around the world with our collection of free printable colouring pages, puzzles, games and educational activities that make learning about history fun for children.
Discover the incredible story of Alexander the Great with this colourful educational poster. Packed with fascinating facts, key ideas and inspiring illustrations, it's a fun way for children to learn about one of history's greatest kings and military leaders.
This great Barack Obama fact poster is full colour and a perfect addition when studying Black History month or American Presidents.
This fantastic poster of a silhouette of Martin Luther King Jr. is perfect for a study of Martin Luther King Jr. or a display during Black History Month.
This great poster honours the inspirational activist Nelson Mandela.
Nelson Mandela was such an inspirational person and his quote "it always seems impossible until it is done" is such an inspirational quote. His efforts led to a fairer democratic society in South Africa.
Alexander the Great Acrostic Poem Worksheet
Get creative with this Alexander the Great acrostic poem worksheet! Use each letter of his name to write a poem while learning about one of history's greatest military leaders and kings.
Alexander the Great Notebook Paper
Inspire creative writing with this Alexander the Great story paper, featuring a detailed colouring picture and lined space for children to write. It's a fun way to encourage imagination, storytelling and handwriting while learning about one of history's most famous military leaders.
Some fun notebook paper featuring Barack Obama.
Martin Luther King Jr. Notebook Paper
Why not use this great Martin Luther King Jr. notebook paper to record facts about his life and achievements or why not write a story as if you were there on the March on Washington and listening to the "I have a dream" speech?
Use this notebook paper with a picture of the inspirational activist Nelson Mandela to find facts about his life and achievements or why not use it to create a diary entry for one of his days in prison or the day he became President?
