Looking for a fun Zoo Activities for kids? Check out these 8 Hands-On Zoo activities for Preschool or Kindergarten.
Kids love visiting the zoo, seeing all the animals, and watching them being fed. Our boys have loved having the opportunity to feed some unique animals, like dolphins. These Zoo animal activities for preschoolers encourage children
Looking for fun Preschool Zoo Theme Activities for kids? Check out these 16 Hands-On Preschool Zoo inspired Learning Activities and Crafts for Preschool or Kindergarten.
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These zoo activities for preschoolers are hands-on and engaging ways to teach literacy, math, dramatic play, and more!
Check out my favorite zoo centers and activities that are specifically designed for preschool, pre-k, and kindergarten students.
These free printable Zoo Hats feature letters of the alphabet! Get ready for your zoo field trip or zoo unit in style.
Preschool Zoo Theme activities, for preschool, pre-k,and kindergarten that include literacy, math, science, fine motor, and gross motor skills.
Looking for fun Preschool Zoo Theme Activities for kids? Check out these 16 Hands-On Preschool Zoo inspired Learning Activities and Crafts for Preschool or Kindergarten.
Looking for fun Preschool Zoo Theme Activities for kids? Check out these 16 Hands-On Preschool Zoo inspired Learning Activities and Crafts for Preschool or Kindergarten.
Check out my favorite zoo centers and activities that are specifically designed for preschool, pre-k, and kindergarten students.
Do your kiddos love animals? Print and count zoo animals with this Zoo Theme Printable!
It's not every day that you can take your kids to another continent to explore the wildlife. Okay, maybe on the "next to never" plan of events. I'm so thankful for our zoos that allow our kids to learn about animals and animal habitats right close to home!
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Grab the dot markers! Your kids can find the letters in their very own names with these free printable worksheets. The cute elephant and lion fit right in with your zoo theme too.
Zoo bingo is a fun zoo activity for preschoolers. Grab your copy of this free printable for kids and learn all about wild animals.
Alright ya'll, I really think there ought to be a rule that Valentine's Day can only be on Fri, Sat, Sun..... A Party on a Tuesday is TOO MUCH!!!! We made these cute heart bags out of bulletin board paper, paper doilies, and labels from Deanna's Unit. The kids passed out their valentines a few at a time while their classmates sorted, counted, and graphed conversations hearts. Then we sorted and graphed our cards. Also from Deanna's Valentine Unit I also put our mailbox activity into centers this week since they did so good with it last week. These sentence cards are from Deanna's Valentine Unit but I made the recording sheet to go with it. If you have her unit and would like the recording sheet to put the game into centers just shoot me an email at [email protected] By the time Wednesday rolled around I was DONE with Valentine's. We still had lots of work to do though! This week we studied George Washington in Social Studies. this graphic organizer is from Deanna's America Unit. By Friday we were ready to compare the two: These are from Kim's Presidents Pack and Deanna's America pack, I used pieces from both. Here are our President's Day books they wrote that I promised pictures of last week. I liked the All about book pages from Deanna's Penguin Unit so much I decided to use them for this too. To answer a question I received on a previous post about my kids writing.... we spent a LOT of time the first half of the year learning sight words and working on stretching out words. That has really helped them. I don't teach sentence structure that much, but we do talk and plan out what we are going to write before we write it (brainstorming) Click to see the pictures larger, their kindergarten spelling is precious. We also started our Zoo Unit! The kids are loving it! charting our prior knowledge We've been doing a lot of sorting as we learn..... sorting by animal age (baby, young, adult), body covering, type of animals, how they move.... My kiddos surprised me (I love when they do that!) with how quickly they picked up adjectives. I told them it was a first grade skill so of course they were all about proving they could do it too. We'll have to hit nouns and verbs next! We learned all about Monkeys and I swear some of them had a little too much fun acting like monkeys. All. Day. Long. (forgot to take pics! Next week I promise.....) Here's a quick peak at our zoo centers we started (All from my zoo pack): beginning/ending sounds long a, silent e rhyming words middle sounds write the room/syllables Spin & Write Beginning Sounds At The Zoo Pocket Chart Story (Available HERE) real/nonsense words number words 11-20 Ten frames 11-20 Number order 21-30 counting tallies making tallies Roll and Graph Counting by 10s Some Books we loved this week:
Looking for fun Preschool Zoo Theme Activities for kids? Check out these 16 Hands-On Preschool Zoo inspired Learning Activities and Crafts for Preschool or Kindergarten.
Looking for fun Preschool Zoo Theme Activities for kids? Check out these 16 Hands-On Preschool Zoo inspired Learning Activities and Crafts for Preschool or Kindergarten.
Looking for fun Preschool Zoo Theme Activities for kids? Check out these 16 Hands-On Preschool Zoo inspired Learning Activities and Crafts for Preschool or Kindergarten.
Free printable zoo syllable sort for beginning readers to practice counting and identifying the number of syllables in a word.
I think it’s safe to say that ALL toddlers love a trip to the zoo. We are lucky to have a pretty fantastic zoo close to where we live so we take full advantage of that and visit every few weeks or so. Madelynn always loves seeing what the animals are up to, so I knew this […]
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These zoo activities for preschoolers are hands-on and engaging ways to teach literacy, math, dramatic play, and more!
Check out this awesome Preschool Zoo Theme Lesson Plan! Print all 10 printable worksheets for free! Build fine motor skills!
This Feed the Monkey math and literacy game is so fun and a great way for students to practice letters, letter sounds and counting! Perfect for PreK, Kindergarten, and First Grade students! This Jungle/Zoo activity makes a great math or literacy center! Students take turns picking bananas with letters (uppercase and lowercase letters are included) and must say the letter name or the letter sound before they feed the monkey. Students could also roll a die and feed the monkey that number of bananas or they could roll two dice, add, and feed the monkey the sum (blank bananas are included). This games comes in color and in black/white! You may also like: Feed the Lion Game Zoo Emergent Reader Bear Themed Printables For more educational resources and freebies, visit and follow Little Bell Lessons Feedback is greatly appreciated and gives you credit towards your future TPT purchases! Thank you!
Explore the zoo with these easy-to-make zoo sensory bins. Get started with only a few simple supplies and create hours of hands-on zoo themed fun for the little ones!As part of my ongoing series, ABC Sensory, we’ve been exploring a different sensory activity for each letter of the alphabet. And for today’s letter Z sensory bin, we’ll be making Zoo Sensory Bins! In this post I’ll show you exactly how easy they are to make. Plus, I created a FREE checklist to help you along the way. Click the
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Go bananas with this Free Printable Monkey Craft for Preschool! Build fine motor skills, learn about new textures, and create your own monkey!
Today the kiddos & I took a field trip to the zoo :) I wanted to share what we did to make our trip super fun! I created these awesome Zoo passports that I found here. I attached the strings so the kiddos could wear them around their necks while walking around the zoo. I also printed these lovely stickers on sticky label paper that I cut out. They loved being able to find each animal to get their passport stamp (or sticker). Thank you Disney Family for creating these freebies! We definitely enjoyed them today! Thanks for stopping by! <3 Mrs. Smith
