Animal Classification Colouring Pages
Do the children know which animals are mammals, reptiles, birds, fish, insects, or amphibians? This six-page colouring set is a fun way to test their animal classification knowledge.
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ALL NEW! Animals are classified into different groups. Here we explore how animals are divided into the different groups.
Animals are divided into two main groups. Vertebrates are animals that have a backbone. Invertebrates are animals that do not have a backbone.
Vertebrates are divided into other smaller groups: amphibians, birds, fish, mammals and reptiles.
There are different types of invertebrates too such as insects, molluscs and arachnids.
Do the children know which animals are mammals, reptiles, birds, fish, insects, or amphibians? This six-page colouring set is a fun way to test their animal classification knowledge.
This animal classification cut and stick activity is the perfect way to test the children's knowledge.
Use this game to learn about how we group animals.
We have created two versions of this animal classification memory game. One is colour coded to help children remember which group the animals belong to.
Instructions:
We have created these vibrant, colourful posters showing different groups of animals. You could use them to create a display for your science project.
Use these beautiful photos of animals to revise how we classify animals into different groups. Print the pictures, cut them out and mix them up. Ask the kids to sort them into piles with the name of each animal group.
After learning about different animal groups, can the kids match up the animals to their correct classification name? We have two versions of this worksheet - one in colour and one in black and white.
Ask the children to grab some crayons or coloured pencils and try this animal classification colouring worksheet. On the first page, they need to only colour in the herbivores, on the second sheet only the carnivores and on the third sheet just omnivores.
This clever worksheet tests the children's animal classification knowledge and helps them practice cutting and pasting skills too! Can the children cut out each of the images and then paste them onto the correct sheet (either carnivore, herbivore, or omnivore)?
Do the children know which of the animals on this worksheet are carnivores, herbivores, or omnivores? They need to circle the correct option for each animal. We've also included the answers in a separate downloadable .PDF file.
Combine this 1-page Invertebrates Display Poster with our Vertebrates Display Posters for an interesting and educational animal classification wall display.
We have created six colourful display posters that describe different groups of vertebrates: amphibians, birds, fish, mammals and reptiles. These are perfect if you are learning how animals are grouped and classified as part of a science project.
This fun colouring activity is a great way to find out how much the children know about vertebrates and invertebrates.
Can the children look at the animals on this printable worksheet and say whether they are vertebrates or invertebrates? We've got a separate sheet with the answers on too if they need some help or so that they can check their work themselves.
Test the children's knowledge by asking them to cut out the pictures of animals, insects and birds and then stick them onto the correct page based on whether the creature is vertebrate or invertebrate. There's a separate sheet with the answers too, available to download below.