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This Pin the Crown on the King Resource is a fun and exciting coronation-themed party game for you to play with your KS1 students. This fun pin-the-tail resource comes with an illustration of King Charles III and four crowns for you to play the game.Who doesn't love cake?! Host a regal Coronation tea party with cakes, scones and sandwiches (crusts cut off, of course). Encourage kids to dress up in their best outfits and practice their manners. You could also have a "best-dressed" contest and award prizes to the winners. If you need (delicious) inspiration, look no further than here and here. Find everything you'll need for a fun-filled celebration from Twinkl Party. Not sure where to start? Have a look at these popular choices: A fun way to play this game would be to laminate the image of King Charles III and each of the individual crowns and use adhesive putty to attach the crown to the poster. Make sure your students are properly blindfolded first before they have a go!

Royal Title Name Generator - Ever wondered what it would be like to be royal? Find out what your royal title could be using this handy generator. Have fun and celebrate with this printable Pin the Diamond on the Crown Game. It includes a printable crown and a selection of precious gems and diamonds that players can use as part of the game. If you want to celebrate the Coronation at home with your family, but haven't made any plans yet and don't know where to start... don't stress, we've got a few easy ideas up our sleeve to keep your children happy and involved!

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