Set of 10 Wooden Shield for Crafts and Decorations - Medium Shield - Blank Shield - Larp Shield 4.1x5 inches

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Here, you can find a fantastic selection of coat of arms templates for you and your class to enjoy this term. Inside this PDF file, you will find 3 differentiated coat of arms templates that are left empty for your class to fill in with everything they think represents their class or family. Some superheroes have capes and others have shields. Kids can become superheroes and design a shield reflective of their unique character. These blank templates can be decorated with designs that depict each child’s superpower.

These templates a great alternative to the shields above. They have a very similar layout with the mirror and the name tag underneath. You can use these mirrors for an all-about-me activity, or as a classroom ice-breaker at the beginning of the year. Why not ask your children to create their own coat of arms by for a fun creative lesson that'll totally transform this blank shield template into something exciting. Our Roman Army PowerPoint is ideal for KS2 students and explains some key aspects of the Roman army, including:Have students show their creativity with our Design Your Own Shield Template. Print and distribute for students to decorate these shield templates of various shapes. This would be great for a history unit, a literature study, or a family history project. A coat of arms is a unique design on a shield of a medieval knight and is specific to them. Often, the individual only had the rights to the coat of arms during their lifetime but sometimes they were allowed to pass it down to their family.

With this resource, you can combine safety and art! Have your students decorate their surgical mask template. Afterward, have them cut the mask out and hole punch the sides so that you can tie a string through. Ask them to explain the artwork that they drew. Then ask them how they would wear the mask to keep their friends safe. This is a great activity to show your children the dos and don'ts of using a face mask in public. Here’s a fun way to get students to reflect on their goals. These shield templates allow them to map out their learning and personal goals. The accompanying worksheets support them in identifying how to set specific, measurable, achievable, realistic, and timely goals. You could even challenge them to make a few - one for themselves, one for family and one for their school. It's also a great way to allow children to express themselves in an artistic form of way.Maybe you want to use a more “chill” classroom activity? Then this is what you're looking for. Hand out these snowflake templates to your children and have them color in the snowflakes. Afterward, you can cut them out and hang them on the wall of your classroom as decorations What is the purpose of a shield? Soldiers would use their shields in a ‘testudo’ (or tortoise) formation. A group of 27 soldiers would form a huddle and hold their shields over their heads and to the front and sides so that they overlapped. This would act a bit like a tortoise’s shell and protect the soldiers from enemy fire. You can use these shield templates during your lesson on the medieval era. Your children can decorate the shields in their own designs to bring home. Alternatively, you can use these shields as a table or team shield for your classroom. If your students are arranged in groups of desks, then have them come up with a name and decorate their shield together. You can then laminate the shield and hang it above their table.

You can also use these shields to label different parts of the classroom. I.e. the library, the play area, the cubbies, etc. Alternative templates that you can use in your classroom As a design and colouring exercise, this resource will help your child to channel their creativity as well as teaching them the significance of the coat of arms in Medieval England. Creative activities are a fantastic way to reinforce history lessons and your child will love creating their very own coat of arms. What is a coat of arms? This activity is also a great opportunity for practising their drawing and colouring skills. Enjoyed this? Why not take a look at this Design Your Own Coat of Arms template while you're here Historical and Educational Institutions: Historical societies, educational institutions, or organizations that focus on preserving history and heritage can utilize a shield logo to convey a sense of tradition, honor, and knowledge. The shield becomes a visual representation of their commitment to preserving historical events, artifacts, or educational excellence. It helps create a connection to the past, establish authority in historical matters, and attract individuals interested in history and culture. Shields were very important to Roman soldiers and helped protect them in battles, especially against swords and spears.Allow your class to create their own Coat of Arms using this template. During your KS1 lessons on castles and knights, introduce what coat of arms are and why they were used. Then, using our coat of arms template, encourage your class to draw their own unique coat of arms design. Typography: Select typography that complements the overall design and reflects the brand’s personality. Consider fonts that convey strength, authority, or elegance, depending on the intended image. The typography should be legible, well-balanced with other logo elements, and contribute to the overall shield design. There were different types of shield, and they came in various shapes. One type of shield was called a scutum, and they were usually a rectangular shape. Before Roman soldiers began using the scutum, they might have had a shield called a clipeus, which was round.