Past Participle Irregular Verbs - Ocean Animals Directed Drawing

Irregular past participles and ocean animal drawing combine on each page: students write a sentence about an animal such as a clownfish, dolphin or octopus using a past participle, then illustrate it with numbered drawing steps.
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Years 3–5 (Key Stage 2)
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Updated Sep 26, 2026

Subject
Animals, Spelling, Art, Grammar, Life Sciences, Creative Arts, Writing, Science, Language Development, English
Topic
Irregular Verbs, Verbs
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Past Participle Irregular Verbs - Ocean Animals Directed Drawing Engage students in a cross-curricular ocean animals directed drawing activity! This 45-page resource teaches students to draw 11 different ocean animals while practising irregular past participle verbs in writing. The step-by-step drawings cover clownfish, dolphins, jellyfish, manta rays, octopuses, pufferfish, seahorses, sharks, squids, swordfish, turtles, and whales. Differentiated writing pages allow students to write a sentence using the correct past participle form of an irregular verb with their ocean animal as the subject. They can then illustrate the sentence. This resource builds critical thinking, reading, writing, grammar, spelling, art, and science skills. Use it for whole group lessons, small groups, or individual practice. Check out more engaging resources at teachsimple.com.

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Learning objectives

  • Choose the correct past participle form of an irregular verb

  • Write a complete sentence that uses a past participle

Teaching tips

  • Students can check each verb form against the chart before writing their sentence.

Skills covered

  • Verb forms — selecting past participles from the irregular verb chart

  • Directed drawing — following numbered steps to draw each ocean animal

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