Wild Animals! In this lesson, you will learn a list of common wild animal names in English with ESL pictures and example sentences to help you expand your

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Embarking on a journey through the untamed corners of our planet, we find ourselves in the company of the most magnificent creatures that roam the Earth. From

Jungle Animals Coloring and Activity Book Embark on a wild adventure with our Jungle Animals Coloring and Activity Book! Featuring 30 exotic jungle animals, this engaging book pairs each creature with 5 intriguing facts to spark young imaginations. Kids will delight in the interactive matching activity—cut out the animal names and connect them to the correct images. For a more durable and reusable experience, consider printing the name labels on thick paper, laminating them, and using Velcro. Plus, enjoy 10 extra activities that encourage creativity and exploration. Why You'll Love This Coloring Book: Educational Fun: Explore captivating facts about 30 jungle animals while enjoying coloring. Interactive Learning: Cut and match animal names, with the option to laminate and use Velcro for a more interactive experience. Additional Activities: 10 creative activities provide extended learning and fun. High Resolution: Color detailed, high-quality images for a richer coloring experience. Flexible Formats: Print in A4, Letter Size (8.5" x 11"), or 9" x 12", and adjust the PDF layout to create a convenient booklet. Note: This is a digital product only; no physical items will be shipped. For personal use only; do not resell, share, trade, or distribute the files. All digital purchases are non-refundable. Dive into the jungle with the Jungle Animals Coloring and Activity Book—where adventure and learning go hand in hand!

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Teaching Spanish animal names just got a lot more fun! 🎉 Whether you’re a teacher or a parent, dive into these 5 exciting activities that make language learning a wild adventure. From roaring lions to slithering snakes, these techniques will have your kids quacking, mooing, and speaking Spanish in no time! 🐍🐥 Ready to explore the animal kingdom? Check out the full post and start your language journey today! #SpanishForKids #LanguageLearning #BilingualKids #ClassroomFun #AnimalLovers

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Domestic Animals Names, Definition and Examples DOMESTIC ANIMALS Animals that grow and grow in nature and can feed themselves and survive on their own are included in the class of wild animals. In addition, unlike wild animals, animals that can live in the home environment are called domestic animals. Animals that can be removed from their natural habitat and raised in a certain place by people, sometimes live in a house and sometimes in a cage are called domestic animals. These pets have learned to live with humans and have no difficulty living with humans but also living far from

I've always been a big fan of zoos. Even before I had kids, I visited zoos on a somewhat regular basis. Seeing such "exotic" animals out of books and so close is something rather special. I'm still hoping to see some of these zoo animals in their real habitat while we're so close to Africa. We've been talking about going to either Tanzania or Kenya (South Africa is a LONG flight away) but these countries have both been a bit unstable lately. Hopefully, it will all get better soon, both for these countries and for my safari wishes! :) Lion Paper Plate Craft - Fine Motor Skills & Art Fine Motor Skills? Where, you may ask? Well, if you look closer, the mane of the lion has been scissor cut. Yes! Adrian is finally "making the cut"! :) I found a perfect pair of scissors that makes it manageable for him to cut. I still have to hold the material he is cutting but he is now able to cut instead of simply crease/fold the paper. I used a dinner plate to make this lion so cutting all around was long but he managed. The cutting was the first step. We then painted the face in yellow and then the mane in orange. Our plate had a slight bevel so I showed Adrian to use that as a "face" guideline to know when face and mane started/stopped. Once everything was dried, Adrian glued on the goggly eyes and the pre-cut nose/mouth. Idea credit: Preschool Corner. I spy on this Zoo Map - A Literacy Adventure Curiously, we do not play a lot of "I Spy" games over here. I guess it's one of those "too obvious" games that gets forgotten. I know some people have done versions with bottles, others with booklets and here I am presenting you a version with a zoo map. A San Diego Zoo Map to be precise. I downloaded it straight from their website. It is busy enough to make it challenging for a 4.5 years old yet not too difficult for one to give up depending on which animals you are looking for. Here are the ones my little eye was spying on... -a panda -an elephant -a tiger -a gorilla -a lion Adrian had no trouble finding them. I'm not saying it didn't take him a few seconds but he found them without needing any hints and without losing too much time/patience. As a bonus, I also asked him to find a white arctic fox and that was definitely a good bonus. It took him a long time but he finally did. Will you find it? Water basin temperature matching aka Thermic "bottles" Sometime during the primary years, the thermic bottles are presented to the children attending Montessori schools. I still hadn't done any thermic activities with Adrian and thought I might just be able to slip the "thermic bottles" in the zoo unit with a little variation: instead of using the bottles, I'd used budget-friendly glasses. As this was our first time doing this type of activity, I also decided to do only three different temperatures instead of the usual four. It also worked better for my zoo scenario. One cup was 37 degrees, one was 17 degrees and the last one was about 7 degrees (all Celsius). I explained to Adrian that each of these cups contained the perfect water temperature for an animal living at the zoo except for one that would be perfect for the people visiting the zoo instead. I told him his first job was to match the water cups by temperature and so he did with no problem. I then asked him to organize them from coldest to warmest. We discussed which felt most comfortable to him; which cup he'd rather take a bath in. He pointed to the 37 degree cup and I told him it was the water basin for the visitors of the zoo. I then showed him a picture of the penguins and asked him which water he thought they might prefer. He pointed to the coldest saying penguins like snow and ice. And that left us with the middle cup which is I explained was the perfect temperature for the dolphins. How Many Fleas on the Back of this Monkey? Have you ever noticed monkeys at the zoo? They spent quite a bit of time looking for parasites into each other's fur. My son thought it was funny, especially when they'd find one and would eat it. I therefore dedicate this activity to him! :) I printed pictures of various monkeys and drew tiny specks with a black pen to represent "fleas". I tried to put them in the darker areas of the monkeys to make it more difficult. I then added a magnifying glass to the tray (first time using one for Adrian) and we were off to find and count fleas. It was indeed very fun. Adrian loved the magnifying glass and I am planning on including it some more later. Magnifying Fleas Sweeping a Zebra Enclosure Adrian is, generally speaking, no fond of the sweeping activities. They are quite traditional in the Montessori schools and I try to make them fun but until now, they had never been caught Adrian's interest. I am so glad he liked this one. I used Panko bread crumbs, a paintbrush and put a zebra figure in the crumbs. I explained that the zookeeper was quite busy that day at the zoo and that it would be helpful as assistant-zookeeper if he could clean the enclosure himself by sweeping all the crumbs to one side. He would also have to move the zebra to make sure no crumbs remained under the animal. Mission accomplished! In the Process of Getting Mr. Zebra's Enclosure Clean Matching Labels to Zoo Fur Samples When I thought about the zoo unit curriculum, I immediately knew I'd want to have Adrian match a picture of the zoo animal and a part of their fur/feathers and such. Unfortunately for me, the only place I could remember having these patterns on "paper" were Michael's stores (which is nowhere around here) Thankfully for me, TPTB had the same idea and I guess didn't have access to these sheets either! :) So I printed her work and used those instead with the labels as a literacy practice (Adrian can "read" by first letter and from then on can match to the fur card). Needless to say, I'm still wanting my "real" furry sheets for when little Zahavah gets to his activity but for now, I settled... *sigh* Zoo Quiz Every so often I prepare a little quiz for Adrian. I think last time I did one was in the fall and was about farm animals. This time, I made one about zoo animals. Only five questions with three hints, each getting easier. Adrian got all the answers and loved the quiz overall. Question 1. Hint 1. I have a blue-purple tongue. Hint 2. I am the tallest zoo animal. Hint 3. I am yellow and brown like a ripe banana. Question 2. Hint 1. I cannot walk backwards. Hint 2. I carry my joey baby in my front pouch. Hint 3. I'm from Australia and love to hop (hop). Question 3. Hint 1. I am a bird but have no wings; instead I have flippers and love to swim. Hint 2. I live in Antarctica. Hint 3. I am mostly black and white and waddle like this (waddle). Question 4. Hint 1. I stand up to sleep. Hint 2. My name was Marty in the movie Madagascar. Hint 3. I look like a black and white striped horse. Question 5. Hint 1. I am the biggest zoo animal. Hint 2. I use my tusks to find food and water. Hint 3. My long trunk helps me pick up food. * * * Sequence for Kids What? No picture? Nope! We did not get to play. But we will on one of these rainy days! :) If you haven't yet, you should get your own board. Sequence for Kids is GREAT. Adrian and I both love it and it features zoo animals. It fitted this week's theme perfectly but time was short and this was obviously not a priority on my list. Zoo Enclosures with Blocks & Tape Measure No way! Yet another thing we did not get to do! What is going on? Well, little Zahavah is growing up. As such, her nap time is being cut back and it is eating away at our school time. I guess I also had planned more activities than less or maybe we just took more time than I thought we would on certain activities. Anyhow, I had planned on having Adrian build zoo enclosures with wooden blocks. These enclosures would have been for our Jumbo Zoo Animals made by Learning Resources and I would have provided "dimensions" and a measuring tape for the activity. Let's see if we can recycle this activity in another weekly theme... Zoo Map continents Hmm. Well, this one stayed "off the map" as well. I had originally planned on "making" a sandpaper globe and have a guessing game of where the zoo animals originally came from. I had planned on having 1-2 animals representing each continent. Maybe I'll just get to it later, like over the summer or something. Here are the animals I had picked : Asia: Tiger & Panda Australia: Kangaroo & Koala Europe: Chamois Africa: Giraffe & Gorilla North America: American Buffalo South America: Llama Antarctica: Penguins * * * Today, I'm happily linking up to: Living Montessori Now, B-Inspired Mama, I can Teach my Child, Sugar Aunts, Teach Beside Me, Golden Grasses, No Time for Flashcards, True Aim Education, Hey Mommy Chocolate Milk, Chicken Babies, Life with Moore Babies, Mom to 2 Posh Lil Divas, Here Comes the Girls, Inspiration Laboratories, The Iowa Farmer's Wife, Discover and Explore, Train Up a Child and If you would like me to link up with you, please don't hesitate to ask, it might take me a week or two, but I generally do!

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Names of Males, Females, Babies, and Groups of Animals, Gender of Animals Animals Names, Animals and Their Young Ones Did you know the names of babies of adult animals? “Look at that cute baby cat!” is not something you hear very often. There’s nothing technically wrong but English already offers a shorter, more familiar term for such; a kitten. The cub of each animal is named in different ways. Now let’s see the names of these animals and the names of their babies. Here they are… Birds Birds are extensively known as chick, a common term that applies to

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27 flash cards each showing an animal or insect and the name of it. The set includes 9 farm/domestic animals, 9 insects and 9 wild animals. Cut each card out (I usually cut just on the inside of the black outline). I then laminate and hole punch the cards and attach them to a keychain. Created...

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Everything about the jaguar just emanates power and intrigue. These fierce and powerful jungle cats are known the world over despite coming from very specific areas of the world and being small in number. Jaguars