Animal Coloring Pages

This activity is a fun and unique way for all of the kids to learn about hornets. First, gather enough plain white tshirts for each child to have his or her own. Then, give them either black and white paint or markers. Ask them to paint or color black and white stripes all over their [...]

To make a bonobo face, first gather enough paper plates for each child to have his or her own. Then, give each child a paper plate, markers, and construction paper. Tell them to draw and color a bonobo face onto their paper plate. Have them cut out ears from the construction paper and glue them [...]

First, draw, color, and cut out small termites and insects. Then, lay out a large sheet of brown paper on the floor to represent dirt. Scatter the paper termites and insects on the dirt. Next, give each child a ball of sticky putty, and ask them to roll it out to look like a skinny [...]

This is a great activity to get kids up and moving while learning about magpies. First, collect several shiny objects. These could include jewelry, coins, and aluminum foil. Places the shiny objects around the room. Then, tell all of the children to walk around the room and collect shiny objects. Once they all finish, explain [...]

This activity is a fun way for all of the children to learn about helices, or garden snails. First, set up a few learning stations. Have one station be creating a helix, or garden snail. Make sure there are pictures of helices at this station so all of the children know how to make a [...]

This activity is good to let kids teach each other a few fun facts about fennec foxes. First, write facts about fennec foxes on index cards. Write one fact per card. For example, “fennec foxes have very big ears that help keep them cool,” “fennec foxes are the smallest species of all foxes,” and “fennec [...]

This is a great activity to entertain kids with a fun craft while also teaching them a little bit about black mambas. First, cut out long strips of construction paper. They can be different sizes, but make sure that some of them are several feet long to represent how long some black mambas can grow. [...]

Give each child a piece of paper, and ask them to draw, color, and cut out a tilapia fish. While they do this, draw and cut out additional tilapia. Lay out two large pieces of blue paper on the floor to mimic water. Label one “freshwater” and the other “saltwater/freshwater.” Explain to the children that [...]

This fun and interactive activity is a great way to get kids excited about learning about green-winged teals. First, draw and cut out a large outline of a green- winged teal, and hang it on the wall. Give each child a large handful of mostly brown, black, and white feathers but some teal colored feathers [...]