ZOO ANIMALS WORKSHEETS- Literacy and Math- 90+ NO PREP PRINTABLES (CCSS)

This 200+ page package provides almost 100 no prep zoo animal worksheets and printables covering literacy, math and Literacy/science objectives.

ZOO THEMED WORKSHEETS and ACTIVITIES INCLUDED:

Zoo themed Literacy Worksheets ( 45 worksheets)

1. Roaring Beginning sounds- Cut and paste- What is the lion having for dinner? (B, R,M, I, J, F)

2. Stomping Beginning Sounds- Cut and paste- What is the Rhino holding? (O, J, S, P, Q, K)

3. Swinging beginning sounds- Cut and paste- What is the Gorilla holding? (A,G,C,D,E,Y)

4. Roll, Read and Color short a family words- Differentiated 1- using words

5. Roll and color short a picture words- differentiated 2- using pictures

6. Spin, read, and color short e family words (using words)

7. Spin, name and color short e family picture words (using pictures)

8. Spin, read, and color short I family words (using words)

9. Roll and trace short a family words (ag, at, an,

10. Roll and trace short o family words (og, ot,op)

11. Roll and trace short u family words (un, ug, ub)

12. Color by sight word: dolch primer (did, have, like, that, was)

13. Middle sounds: A or E- Cut and paste the picture words to build the tree and reach the monkey

14. Zoo beginning Sounds- Color or dab all the objects that start with the same sound as the animal in the cage 1 (Rhino, Snake, Zebra, Gorilla)

15. Zoo beginning Sounds- Color or dab all the objects that start with the same sound as the animal in the cage 2

16. Swinging Vowel Sounds- Name the item the monkey is holding, color the tree part that shows the correct vowel sound 1

17. Swinging Vowel Sounds- Name the item the monkey is holding, color the tree part that shows the correct vowel sound 1

18. Sight word emergent reader- Who is staying at the zoo? Fill in the missing beginning sound to read the sentence “A------ is staying at the zoo”

19. Sight word emergent reader- Who is staying at the zoo? write the full word from a word bank

20. Sight word-emergent reader- “We can see a------ at the zoo” (write the missing beginning sound)

21. Sight word emergent reader- “We can see a ____a the Zoo” (write the missing animal word from selecting from the word bank)

22. 8 x beginning sound match- Name the animal and dab every object in the row that starts with the same sound

23. 3 x beginning sounds- Name the animal and dab or color the letter that the animal’s name starts with.

24. Stomp into reading- Read the word on the peanut the elephant is holding-color the picture it names

25. 2x Match it up- Cut and paste the word and the beginning letter for the animal shown

26. Roaring Rhymes- Name the item the lion is holding. Color one word in the box that rhymes

27. Growling Rhymes- Name the item the bear is holding-Color one word in the box that rhymes

28. Sneaky Syllables- Name the zoo animal the snake is holding and color the correct number of syllables (1-2-3

29. Go stomping with ending sounds- Name the letter in the middle- find and color all the picture words on the wheel that end with the same sound as the letter in the middle (G,T,L,,R)

30. Growling Ending sounds- Name the letter in the middle of the bear- Find and color all the picture words that end with the same sound (D,M,N,P)

31. Digraphs: ch, sh, th- cut and paste under the correct column

32. Cheeky Monkeys CVC- Name it, Find and paste it and write the word on the line

33. Galloping with CVC words- Name it, Find and paste it and write the word on the line.

34. I can make new words- Name it! Find the word and paste it, change to the new word and write on the line 1

35. I can make new words- Name it! Find the word and paste it, change to the new word and write on the line 2

Literacy/Science/Creative writing Printables (16 printables +14 Teaching Visuals)

1. Thumb print investigation

2. In my zoo there are.. (Draw/write the different animal that can be seen in your zoo)

3. My zoo has my 5 favorite animals (Adaptable to either draw or to cut and paste animals)

4. If I wrote to the zoo I would ask for… (Follow up to Dear Zoo by Rod Campbell)

5. If I wrote to the zoo I would ask for… (Follow up to Dear Zoo by Rod Campbell)-differentiated

6. Bear Journal CRAFTIVITY (comparing polar bear and brown bear OR can be used for just one bear)

7. I can draw an animal that starts with the letter ---- (Students choose a letter) and draw a zoo animal it starts with.

8. My very own Zoo Book- Students have a blank emergent reader template and they select, cut and paste their own animals into their book

9. 7 x “are-can-have-need” worksheets (tiger, zebra, panda, lion, giraffe, monkey, gorilla) +information cards (I left the visuals in this package in case you wanted to use them)

Zoo themed Math Worksheets (39 printables)

1. Making 5- Cut and paste the animals into the train to show a way to make 5- record the numbers in the math equation

2. Where do I come from?- cut and paste the animals on the map using the shape key to show where their natural habitat is on the map

3. 2X cut and paste to extend the pattern (AB)

4. Subtraction (numbers to 10)

5. Addition (numbers to 10)

6. Count and write the correct number that tells how many

7. Use red and blue to show a way to make 3-4-5 (decomposing)

8. Showing 6-7-8 (using two crayons to show a way to make 6-7-8

9. Showing 9-10 (using two crayons to show a way to make 9 and 10)

10. Tens and ones-Interpret and write the number

11. Investigate-tally and graph (Ask others which is their favorite animal-tally and graph)

12. Count and answer questions about the data presented

13. Feed the monkey (match the number of bananas with the number of monkeys-cut and paste 2-3-4

14. Feed the monkey (match the number of bananas with the number of monkeys-cut and paste 4-5-6

15. How many animals are in the zoo- A counting book

16. 4 x 5x7 subtraction word problems (interpret and write the equation)

17. Making 3

18. Making 4

19. Making 5

20. Making 6

21. Making 7

22. 2x Understanding 10- more than, less than or equal to 10

23. Cut and paste to match the 10 frames with the correct number (1-10)

24. Count the animals in each group and circle the correct number that says how many

25. I can cut and paste to show more than-less than (On a balance scale)

26. Name the number and show the quantity on a ten frame (3-10)

27. Name the number and show the quantity on ten frames (10’s and 1’s 11-15)

28. Showing Teen Numbers 15-20

29. Roll and color (1-6) Roll the die-find the monkey holding the same number of bananas and color it

30. Roaring Sums- Count the quantities in each group and add them-write the sum (1-10)

31. Growling Sums- Count the quantities in each group and add them-Write the sum (1-10)

32. Tens and ones- Draw to show the one’s. Add the 10 with the ones and write the sum (13-16-18-20)

33. Tens and ones- Draw to show the one’s. Add the 10 with the ones and write the sum (14-15-17-19)

34. 2x Find, Count and Tally Zoo Animals (find the animals in the picture, color using a code, count and write the number counted)

35. Cut and sort by 2D shapes

36. Cut and sort by 3D shapes

Zoo Art activities

1. 6 zoo mask templates + 20 colored ones for oral language

ZOO MASKS TEMPLATES

2. Art: Lion and Tiger writing Craftivity

TIGER AND LION ART ACTIVITIES PACK

3. Tiger Writing craftivity

TIGER WRITING ART ACTIVITY

4. Elephant writing craftivity

ELEPHANT WRITING ART ACTIVITY

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PLEASE BE ADVISED THAT THE PRINTABLES IN THIS PACKAGE HAVE BEEN EXTRACTED FROM THE PACKAGES LISTED BELOW

SO PLEASE DO NOT GET THIS PACK IF YOU ALREADY HAVE ANY OF MY OTHER ZOO UNITS LISTED BELOW

ZOO ANIMALS- LITERACY & MATH CENTERS AND PRINTABLES

ZOO ANIMALS MEGA THEME PACK: CENTERS, LESSON PLANS AND PRINTABLES
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