Oggy's Fun Zone
Games to play and things to print, draw on and stick on the fridge. Nothing to fill in, nothing to sign up to.
Some of it you play here on the screen. The rest prints on plain A4 — the colouring sheets are outlines, so black and white is fine for those.
We change the printables every three weeks or so, with extra ones through the year — Valentine's, our birthday in February, Easter, Hallowe'en, bonfire night, the summer holidays and Christmas.
Play on the screen
Print at home
Ages 4 to 6
Big things to find, a few at a time, and a grown-up to read the question out. Nothing here needs reading on your own.
No printer needed. Nothing to sign up to and nothing is saved. We change which ones are up every few weeks, so there's usually something new.
Getting ready
Help Oggy pack his bag
Drag what Oggy needs for swimming into his bag, and leave the rest at home.
6 to put away · ages 4 to 6
Getting ready
Get the lesson ready
Oggy is helping the teacher get ready. Drag everything they need to the poolside.
10 to put away · ages 4 to 6
Oggy's Lost It
Four pairs of goggles
Four pairs of goggles are hiding at the pool. Count them as you go.
4 to find · ages 4 to 6
Oggy's Lost It
Three red triangles
Three red triangles are hiding at the pool. A triangle has three sides.
3 to find · ages 4 to 6
Maze
Oggy has lost his goggles
A gentle start. Find the way through and Oggy gets his goggles back. Drag a finger through, or tap the next square along.
10 by 12 squares · 4 and up
Maze
Oggy has lost his trunks
A little trickier than the first one. Drag a finger through, or tap the next square along.
14 by 16 squares · 5 and up
There are games for other ages too — the buttons at the top of the page swap between them.
7 to 9
More to find, and some of it is well hidden. A child can get on with these on their own.
No printer needed. Nothing to sign up to and nothing is saved. We change which ones are up every few weeks, so there's usually something new.
Water safety
Spot the pool dangers
Nine things are going wrong at this pool. Find them, and Oggy will tell you what everybody should be doing instead.
9 to find · 5 and up
Spot the difference
A day at the beach
Sandcastles, a parasol and a ball. Two of the twelve are properly hard — one of them is tiny and it has a twin sitting next to it.
12 to find · 5 and up
Spot the difference
Otters and the treasure chest
Snorkels, a seahorse and gold on the sea bed. Ten to find, and two of them are quiet — one is a colour on something small, the other is something that wasn't there before.
10 to find · 6 and up
Spot the difference
Otters and the beach ball
A boat, a ball and a fish going past. Ten to find, and the last two are small — one at the top of the picture and one at the bottom.
10 to find · 5 and up
Spot the difference
Otters at the pool
A slide, a diving board and three beach balls. Twelve to find. Two are quiet — one is a creature with a twin that doesn't change, and the other is up in the sky.
12 to find · 6 and up
Spot the difference
Oggy at the harbour
Twelve differences down at the harbour, above the water and below it. Nine things change colour, one goes missing and one turns up.
12 to find · 7 and up
Water safety
Which one would you use?
Someone's in trouble in the water. Three times, in three different places. Pick the kit that would get them out.
3 to work out · ages 7 to 9
Maze
Where did Oggy leave his towel?
Getting challenging. Watch for the dead ends. Drag a finger through, or tap the next square along.
18 by 20 squares · 6 and up
Maze
Oggy's missing kickboard
The super challenge. Trace it with a finger first. Drag a finger through, or tap the next square along.
22 by 24 squares · 7 and up
There are games for other ages too — the buttons at the top of the page swap between them.
10 and up
The hard ones. Twenty-four words to find, or fifteen differences with nothing obvious among them.
No printer needed. Nothing to sign up to and nothing is saved. We change which ones are up every few weeks, so there's usually something new.
Water safety
Why that one?
Same kit, harder question. The equipment is already chosen — now say why it's the right one.
3 to work out · ages 10 and up
Water safety
Get Fred to the side
Fred is the manikin we practise on. He's at the bottom of the pool — put the steps in the right order.
6 steps to order · ages 10 and up
Water safety
Reach them with the noodle
They're close enough to reach. Put the six steps of a noodle rescue in the right order.
7 steps to order · ages 10 and up
Spot the difference
Ogden Otters at the beach
Eighteen differences, and the hardest set yet. Some things have changed colour, some have gone, and some have appeared that weren't there before. For older children.
18 to find · 10 and up
Spot the difference
Otters and the sunken treasure
Fifteen differences, and all five sorts: things recoloured, things gone, things added, things turned round, and one thing whose markings have changed. The hardest one here.
15 to find · 10 and up
Word search
Swimming skills
Front crawl, sculling, egg beater and the rest. Tap the first letter and then the last one.
24 to find · 10 and up
Word search
Swimming technique
All about how a stroke actually works. Tap the first letter and then the last one.
24 to find · 10 and up
Word search
Pool safety
Words worth knowing before you get in. Tap the first letter and then the last one.
24 to find · 10 and up
Word search
Sea creatures
Twenty-four of them, hiding in the grid. Tap the first letter and then the last one.
24 to find · 10 and up
Word search
Beach activities
Words for a day at the seaside. Tap the first letter and then the last one.
24 to find · 10 and up
There are games for other ages too — the buttons at the top of the page swap between them.
Colouring
Decorating the tree
Baubles, a stocking on the fireplace and snow out of the window.
5 and up
Spot the difference
You can play all of these on the screen — they're further up the page. To print one, use colour if you can: most of the differences are colour changes, so they don't survive a black-and-white print.
Ogden Otters at the beach
Eighteen to find. Things recoloured, things gone, things added.
10 and up
Otters at the pool
Twelve to find, with a slide, a diving board and three balls.
6 and up
Dot to dot
Print the beach picture as well. Every shape you join up is hiding somewhere in it — finding it again is the last bit of the puzzle.
The beach picture
Print this one too. When a dot to dot is finished, this is where you go looking for it.
Any age
Mazes
You can trace all four of these on the screen as well — they're further up the page, under Play on the screen.
Oggy has lost his goggles
A gentle start. Find the way through and Oggy gets his goggles back.
4 and up
Oggy has lost his trunks
A little trickier than the first one.
5 and up
Where did Oggy leave his towel?
Getting challenging. Watch for the dead ends.
6 and up
Oggy's missing kickboard
The super challenge. Trace it with a finger first.
7 and up
Word searches
You can play all five of these on the screen as well — they're further up the page, under Play on the screen.
Swimming skills
Twenty-four words to find, forwards, backwards and diagonally. Front crawl, sculling, egg beater and the rest.
10 and up
Swimming technique
Twenty-four words, all about how a stroke actually works.
10 and up
Pool safety
Twenty-four words worth knowing before you get in.
10 and up
Sea creatures
Twenty-four of them, hiding in a twenty by twenty grid.
10 and up
Beach activities
Twenty-four words for a day at the seaside.
10 and up
Word challenges
Oggy's swimming word builder
Fifteen letters. How many swimming words can you make out of them? Four letters or more.
7 and up
Strokes and skills
The same game, a different set of letters, and swimming words only.
7 and up
The centre-letter challenge
Seven hexagons, and every word has to use the middle one.
8 and up
Oggy's super word hive
The same idea, a harder set. Everyday words this time.
8 and up
More to do
Help Oggy pack his bag
Draw a line from each thing to where it goes, then write the lists.
4 to 6
Get the lesson ready
Write down the ten things the teacher needs for a lesson.
4 to 6
Which one would you use?
Three times someone's in trouble, in three different places. Tick the kit that would get them out.
7 to 9
Why that one?
The same kit, harder question. The equipment is chosen already — tick the reason it's the right one.
10 and up
Get Fred to the side
Fred is the manikin we practise on, and he's at the bottom of the pool. Number the six steps in order.
10 and up
Reach them with the noodle
They're close enough to reach. Number the seven steps of a noodle rescue in order.
10 and up
More on the way
Dot-to-dots, word searches, crosswords and more water safety games you can play on the screen. They're being made now.