HERALDRY ACTIVITY PACK Animals and Fantastic Beasts Our Heraldry Activity Pack contains drawings of animals and fantastic beasts for you to colour in. Heraldry is about showing people who you are and what you are like. Why not make your own shield and use one of these creatures as a ‘charge’ or emblem? Follow our guide here: www.english-heritage.org.uk/make-a-shield
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Heraldry aCTIVITy PaCK
Animals and Fantastic BeastsOur Heraldry Activity Pack contains drawings of animals and fantastic beasts for you to colour in.
Heraldry is about showing people who you are and what you are like. Why not make your own shield and use one of these creatures as a ‘charge’ or emblem?
Follow our guide here: www.english-heritage.org.uk/make-a-shield
Stag
A stag symbolises wisdom and long life
A Griffin is a combination of lion and eagle and symbolises watchfulness and courage
Griffin
A badger symbolises endurance or ‘hanging on’
Badger
An eagle symbolises power and nobility
eagle
Hare
A hare symbolises speed
A Cockatrice is a cross between a cockerel and a dragon and symbolises protection
Cockatrice
A lion passant (walking along) guardant (on guard) symbolises bravery
lion 1
A lion rampant (rearing up) symbolises bravery
lion 2
A dog symbolises faithfulness and reliability
dog
A manticore or ‘man-tiger’ is a fearsome man-eating creature with a lion’s body, man’s face, tusks, horns and a deafening trumpet-like voice
Manticore
A dragon, the earliest and most common fabulous beast is a brave and cunning defender of treasure
dragon
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