Animals

Use these cute puppets to follow up a story about hibernating animals. 

This four-page book summarizes the ways animals survive during winter. 

Cut around the edge of the pages and fold on the dotted lines!

See if your students can find the twelve animals from the Chinese Zodiac hidden in this picture!

Have children color and cut out the animals from the story.  Punch holes around edges of the mitten and children can sew the mitten together.  

You will need a small brown bag (lunch size).  Have students color and cut out the elephant.  Then, with the brown bag upside-down, glue the mouth piece below the bottom flap and the face piece on the flat bottom surface of the bag.  (Elephant pattern differs from picture.)

Help children draw a teddy, duck, or dinosaur with these worksheets!

This fascinating book about desert animals includes text with blank lines for students to fill in the missing letters.

Animals include the rattlesnake, javelina, coyote, black widow, desert tortoise, fennec fox, gila monster, jerboa, pupfish, camel, scorpion, roadrunner, and vulture.

Trace the dotted lines to complete this picture of a pig!

With warm, spring weather here I decided to do an outdoor craft with G to help decorate our tree and give our birds a special treat.

This wheel displays the animals, symbols, and years associated with the Chinese Zodiac.

Have the children read the words in the word box and write the correct word in the blank to finish the sentence.  Look at the pictures for clues.

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An easy way to learn and remember Spanish words!

I just wanted to share a really fun idea with you all for a FANTASTIC Mom’s Night Out. I love a good MNO – and we all know that patio happy hour + sangria = a happy mom!

Download the lesson plan and patterns needed to create this jungle mobile.

Animals include a tiger, toucan, monkey, and elephant, but more can easily be added!

Download all the tracing items in one pack!  Includes 17 pages of ciricles, curves, lines, animals, and more!

This book explains what happens before, during, and after a little chick is born using an incubator. 

Use these farm pictures to enhance any lesson, activity, or bulletin board!  Supplement farm pictures using items from the "Animal Pictures" item (link below under related items).

See what story your students come up with for the picture provided at the top!

For advanced writers, story should include words like first, next, then, and last.

The Animal Fact Sheet is a breakdown of different information for students to find to learn about different animals. There are different sections for the students to fill in. The sections include General Information, Living Habits, Environment and Other interesting facts.