Australian Animal Puzzles

Can your child spot the differences between these two pictures, filled with Australian animals? Fun to colour in, too! Click the link below for our printable version.

This is a fun way to learn to draw a cockatoo, also useful for practicing counting, copying skills and pencil control. Copy the cockatoo from the grid on the left to the grid on the right, square by square.

Here's a challenge! Complete the picture of the strange Australian animal, the echidna, by copying the parts that are missing from the full picture below. Now how about colouring him in?

The idea of this koala puzzle is that your child copies the missing parts of the picture on the left, by referring to the picture on the right. Fun!

See if you can complete the picture of the whale using the image underneath to guide you. This is a great one for children who find the grid copying activities a bit too tricky.

How many koalas can you count in the picture below? Look carefully! Why not colour in the picture too?

Here's a cute mazthe kids to have a go at - and it's quite a tricky one! Help the two crocodiles get together by finding a path through the maze. The solution is included on page 2 of the pdf file.

Copy the koala from the left grid to the right, and in the process practice copying skills, concentration and counting - and learn how to draw a cute koala too!

Here's a fun way for the kids to practise pencil control skills! Copy the snake from the grid on the left to the grid on the right.