Animal learning activities

Your children will enjoy process art with animal tracks! For one of our last activities we did in our "not-alike" unit, we had fun painting with animal tracks... If your children love process art and pretend play with animals, they are sure to love this! Preparing

37 Amazing Zoo Animal Activities for toddlers and preschoolers! From sensory and gross motor activities to adorable crafts to easy boredom busting ideas.

Animal sort and classify labels, mats and worksheet activities ~ Fairy Poppins

Time to set the animals free! With our super-fun Animal Tape Rescue - Fine Motor Activity for Toddlers, you can introduce little ones to the marvellou

FREE Dear Zoo activity for toddlers, preschool, prek, & kindergarten. Great activity to go along with the book. Use at home with your own kids or in the classroom with students. FREE printable for a gross motor skills game called "Move Like an Animal." Incorporate literacy into the game for more learning! Children of all ages will have fun using this Dear Zoo gross motor game! #littlesloveliteracy #preschool

Discover zoo activities for preschool that are perfect for learning how to count, make patterns, and compare lengths in your math centers!

Learning to create snakes from play dough is one of the first skills that preschoolers develop when they first begin to manipulate play dough. Creating snakes can easily lead to shape formation!

I've been creating super fun activity bags for my daughter. She has been having a blast Paying For Her Stuffed Animals With Money and asked for another activity bag. We are working on letter sounds and beginner reading so I put together these adorable puzzles! Puzzles are awesome for developing fine motor skills and hand

Animal x-rays on the light table! A hands-on preschool learning activity that teaches kids animal science! Teach kids about animal life cycles and anatomy! Use with a pretend play vet's office!

Use these Montessori-inspired What Animal Am I? Matching Cards to teach children about animal coverings and/or to challenge your child to identify animals from close-up images of their body.