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As the country’s favourite sport, football has a long history associated with England, and the royal family are reportedly fans of the game too. This assembly has been carefully put together to be full of information and about everything that will happen in the Coronation ceremony. Plan some fun activities to help your KS1 class celebrate this special occasion with this pack of coronation printables. This royal twist on musical chairs involves turning one chair – the final chair – into a throne, that the eventual winner can sit on and celebrate their royal glory and be crowned king or queen of the party.

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It makes a great, informative addition to a lesson on the coronation, or as part of a unit exploring ceremonial music from around the world. You may want to check out some more Free King Charles Coronation Activities which are perfect if you're choosing to spend the day with family.

It might not quite be breakfast food, but I think it is an appropriate way to celebrate this historic event. St Edward’s crown is at its centre, which is formed from the flowers of the United Kingdom’s four different nations, Scotland, Northern Ireland, England and Wales.

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This bingo card has 54 words: Royal balcony, Changing of the guard, King Charles, Coronation Chair, Corgi, Trooping of the colour, Katherine, Buckingham palace, Royal warrant, Afternoon Tea, Crown, Ravens, Westminster Abbey, Royal Guard, Archie, Windsor Castle, Wharncliffe Close, Harry, Free! All you have to do is print off the Bingo cards and the bingo tokens to cover the picture when you have seen it. The invitation stimulates a number of creative and cross-curricular learning activities including games, role-play and story. We hope you have enjoyed this blog and fingers crossed you’ve found inspiration for your celebrations. A perfect way to stick with your coronation theme whilst getting into the celebratory mood, is to use decorations that feature the Coronation Emblem.

A royal twist on pass the parcel, you could wrap a parcel up in the shape of a crown, or just use a crown and whoever is holding it when the music stops will get a prize.