In this animal habitat worksheet, learners read the clues about the animal environments. Students then write or draw each of the animals in the right space. Learners find the habitats for trout, a bird, a human, and an earthworm.

In this plant and animal environment worksheet, students draw 3 animals or plants in each circle to identify which habitat they belong to: air, land, or water.

In this animal identification worksheet, students draw a picture of an animal and then list facts about the animal. Students also name their animal.

In this hibernation worksheet, learners cut out the pictures of the animals at the bottom of the page and paste them into the squares to represent which hibernates and which doesn't.

In this counting practice instructional activity, 1st graders read the directions in each box and then circle the correct number of African animals.

In this counting practice activity, 1st graders read the directions in each of the boxes and circle the correct number of farm animals.

In this animal habitats worksheet, students study the various pictures of the animals and then make a cross over the animals that don't live in the arctic with the polar bear.

In this word search worksheet, students find and circle the names of the African animals within the word search puzzle. Students find the following words: giraffe, elephant, gazelle, wildebeest, cheetah, hippopotamus, impala, lion,...

In these last letter worksheets, 1st graders look at the pictures of the farm animals, tools, and foods. Students say the name for each picture and listen to the ending sounds. Students choose the correct letter to complete each word and...

In this animal recognition instructional activity, students draw lines to match the like animals that are the same to each other. Students match squirrels, bears, deer, skunks, and birds.

In this tracing words worksheet, learners study the pictures and their matching words and then trace the words: weasel, dragon, hippopotamus, koala bear, and kangaroo.

In this tracing words worksheet, students study the animal pictures and then trace the matching words: cat, elk, gopher, dog, cow, and buffalo.

In this matching pictures instructional activity, students must recognize the animals and then draw lines to match the like animals one to one.

In this animal facts worksheet, students fill in informational facts about the following animals: elephants, cheetahs, pandas, blue whales, turtles, and kangaroos.

In this blood instructional activity, students research the different blood types humans have. Students also find what makes blood red and if all animals have red blood.

In this duck facts instructional activity, students read series of paragraphs from on online website about ducks. Students may then complete several related duck activities.

In this animal identification learning exercise, learners study and then identify the ten different animals that can be found on a field trip to the zoo.

For this word scramble worksheet, students unscramble each animal name and write each name on the line. All the words are animal names that start with the letter 'a.'

In this word scramble worksheet, students unscramble each animal name and write the name on the line. All the words begin with the letter B.

In these beginning reader worksheets, students complete a booklet about life on a farm. Students read the sentences and color the pictures.

In this sight and animal words worksheet, students fill in the shape boxes with the correct sight word. Students then write the beginning sound for each farm animal.

In this animal vocabulary worksheet, students categorize the list of animals according to their type: mammals, birds, reptiles, amphibians, fish, and insects.

In this game associated with animals worksheet, students participate in playing a game involving 38 different types of animals.

In this alphabetical order worksheet, students put 8 names of farm animals in alphabetical order. No words will begin with the same letter. Note: Although the words are common nouns, they begin with capital letters.