More Animal Worksheets

For each squirrel the kids need to find an acorn with a number 10 less - perfect for an autumn maths drill!

Match each of 6 squirrels to the acorn with the number which is 100 more. Good practice!  

This is the easier of two African animal alphabetical order worksheets, with 8 animals for the kids to put into the correct order - all starting with a different letter.

This African animals number line is such a fun way to cheer up tables and desks in the classroom. Just slice (and laminate if you wish) and get counting...

This set provides 2 pages, each with 4 animal "story" problems, for the children to put into algebraic expressions. We've included answers for checking.

Solve the problems, crack the code and reveal three animal names! This is such a fun way to work on maths skills. This particular worksheet is aimed at Year 2-3 / 6-8 year olds.

This code breaker puzzle involves decimals, fractions, multiplication, division, addition and subtraction - and it's a fun way to "drill" these skills while looking for the hidden African animals in the solution. Aimed at Year 5 (aged 9-10).

Print and cut out the animal cards, then use them to fill out the worksheet - for which children will have to convert lengths and heights from centimetres to metres, and weights from kilograms to grams. And why not play a "top trump" type game while you have the cards out!

This lovely worksheet gives children practice at both initial sounds and counting - and fun colouring too.

Help children practise their recognition of initial souinds with this fun set of animals odd one out worksheets. On each page we provide 4 animals ask children to say their names out loud to identify the 3 with the same initial sound and the odd one out.

We've scrambled up these sentences about animals, but can the children put them into the correct order so that they make sense? They need to add capital letters and punctuation too...

We've included the answers too. 

This picture comprehension asks children to study the picture of a family visiting an aquarium, then answer the question. We've included space for creative writing and a picture of your own, too.

There are 4 cards in this set with illustrated division problems for the kids to solve - perfect for beginners to dividing with remainders. You could laminate the cards and give the children a dry wipe pen to use to help to work out the answer.

Solve the long number sentences - which will involve decimals, negative numbers and other Year 5 level maths skills.

Cut out the labels and stick them into the correct column on this bat "fact vs fiction" worksheet. Use it to encourage the children to learn about bats - they will need to find out the answers - or as a revision exercise.

The word "bat" is one of the first CVC words introduced to children - so this jigsaw is perfect for early learners, particularly at Halloween.

Practise addition and subtractionn with 50 with these 2 pages of mixed problems - perfect for summer or a minibeast topic, or just a fun way to perk up maths practise at anytime.

Practise the 3, 4 and 8 times tables with this set of 2 "bee hive" worksheets - drill worksheets in disguise!

The 11 times table is fun, but the 12 times table isn't always very popular! These 2 worksheets provide drill practice of the 11 and 12 times tables in a fun "bee hive" format.

Help children learn their ordinal numbers with the help of our fun British Wildlife worksheets. Here's the first of two...

The aim of this cloze is to use the words in the box to fill in the blank spaces in the text. It's a fun way to test how much the kids have learnt about budgies!

Here's a fun way to practise addition of two numbers up to 12, using 2 normal dice and our game board with colouring pencils or counters. You can try this as a single player game against the clock, or as a multi player game.

Here's a fun way to introduce the children to partioning numbers (hundreds, tens and units) - with butterflies and caterpillars! There are 3 pages with 12 questions in the pack, to which we have provided one answer an an example.

Here's a mystery picture worksheet that will give the kids plenty of practice with coordinates! Don't tell them what to expect so that they can reveal the picture as they plot the points.

This challenging coordinate picture is based on 4 quadrants. Don't tell the kids what they are plotting so that they can reveal the mystery picture with their work.

This worksheet asks children to count the spots on the butterfly - first as a whole, and then wing by wing. It then asks whether the children notice anything. Use it as a starting point to discuss symmetry and doubling, perhaps.

Use this blank sheet to practise doubling. You could laminate the page and use it with a set of counters and a dry wipe pen, leaving your child to work by themselves or perhaps filling in one of the boxes yourself and asking them to work out how to fill the rest.

Learn to double 1, 2, 3, 4 and 5 with this colourful butterfly worksheet. Counting the dots first on the left and then on the right will help them to understand.

The dotty butterflies on this 2-page worksheet will help the kids learn their doubling facts from 1 to 20.

Test how much the children know about the life cycle of a butterfly with this fun labelling worksheet.

Grab a ruler and measure the colourful butterflies on this worksheet, recording the length in both cm and mm in the table.

This worksheet asks children to sort the odd and even numbers each onto one side of the butterfly, working with numbers up to 100.

This interesting worksheet asks children to study the pictogram and its and then answer the questions below. It features half and quarter butterflies!

Read the instructions and then colour in the butterfly just how they say. This is a fun way to test reading comprehension.

This worksheet asks children to write a shape poem about a butterfly or butterflies, using the shape to form and enhance the poetry. We provide some ideas on the worksheet.

Practise your 10x table with the help of this skip counting grid, and help a brand new butterfly emerge!

Can you skip count in 5s across the grid, to help the caterpillar change into a crysalis?

This worksheet asks children to look at a table recording the butterfly-spotting antics of 4 friends competing for a big prize, and answers some questions on what they see.

What happens next in this story? We've worded it so that kids can take it in many different directions, and it will be fun to see what they come up with.

If I could ask my cat a question, I think I would ask why he likes to wake us all up by meowing loudly at 6am every morning! What would you ask your pet cat (or a different cat) if you could have a conversation with them?

Colour the butterflies according to their first letter sound, and then count up the pictures beginning with each sound too. The page is themed around caterpillars and butterflies.

Colour the pairs of butterflies to make 10. This worksheet is a cute activity for children who are just starting on number bonds to 10. We have similar pages for 20, 30 and 50 too.

Colour the pairs of butterflies to make 30. You can't have too much practice with number bonds - so we've provided 2 pages in this worksheet set. We have similar pages for 10, 20 and 50 too.

Colour the butterflies according to the key - looking for a specific number in a specific place. This is a simple first worksheet for practising place value.

Here's a challenge to help the kids recognise place value of "ones" or units, tens, hundreds and thousands. Colour in the butterflies according to the key.

Children can count and then compare the numbrer of dogs and cats in this introductory comparing numbers worksheet, and finish the sentences with some comparison words.

The little wildlife pictures on this worksheet make the counting and comparing fun! We provide groups of rabbits, squirrels, sparrows and owls for the kids to count and compare, and ask them to fill in the blanks with comparison words.

There are 4 pages of these lovely crabs in this pack of sorting cards. Start with 1 set of 6 cards, then another set and work through the 4 sets, then try combining them until the kids can sort all 24 into the correct order - either from small to large or from large to small.

Put the crab cards into the correct order - from smallest to largest, or from largest to smallest! This set includes numbers in the hundreds and numbers in the thousands.

We've made this set of Crab Number Sorting cards very challenging by adding in negative numbers, decimals to 3 places and numbers into the 100,000s - a great way to revise place value with the kids!

This fun story starter is bound to spark the imagination! A lovely pig has dug up something sparkly, but what could it be?

Colour in this jigsaw and then cut into strips. Children need to be able to put the strips 1 - 10 in the correct order to complete our dog counting jigsaw. When they have mastered their numbers you can cut them off the bottom and still enjoy the jigsaw without them.

This dog spelling jigsaw is perfect for early learners! It comes in black and white for the kids to colour first, or in colour, with three simple pieces to put back together.

Here's an Easter activity to help the children practise upper and lower case letter recognition. Print onto some card and cut out the pieces (laminate if you prefer). The children then need to match the lower case letters on the carrots with the upper case letters on the bunnies!

How well do the kids know their equivalent fractions? This squirrel-themed worksheet tests them on 1/2, 2/3 and 3/4.

Who could resist a little counting practice when they are helped along with our pig, cow and sheep! These number lines have been designed to be extra quick to print, slice and use. Laminate for wearability if you wish.

The kids will learn about colours and how to sort them with this fun fish activity! Print and cut out the fish, then ask the kids to sort them by colours onto the mats (UK and US versions available below).

These large, cheerfully coloured fish are sure to brighten up the classroom! Have them swimming around the room in order or use them for sorting activities. This printable has 10 fish, 1st to 10th.

Here's a fun printable activity for younger children. Print out our fish printables, cut each one out, and ask the children to sort them by size. You could also look for other characteristics - number of fins, shape of snouts etc.

In colour, black and white, with or without stripes, showing odds and evens ... this hundred square is funny and cute and we hope the kids like it!

Get the kids skip counting their times tables or print out our lovely giraffe hundred squares for reference. We've picked out the numbers from 1-100 in colour, for tables from 2s to 10s. This is a 10 page pdf file.

Colour in (or print our coloured version), cut and re-assemble this fun goldfish counting jigsaw to help kids learn their numbers up to 10. Slice along the vertical lines.

Sort these goldfish by size from smallest to largest, or largest to smallest.

What do your children know about the guinea pigs? Test them with this fun cloze worksheet. Read the text and fill in the missing words from the word bank

The children will love ordering these adorable guinea pigs according to size! And if you laminate them too you can reuse them again.

Get the kids thinking about conservation and practising writing skills too with our Habitat Conservation Letter Prompt.

Our pet animal interview writing prompts are fun if you're planning on getting a new pet! This one is for a hamster - what would you ask a hamster, and how do you think they would respond if they could speak?

You'll need maths skills to break this code and find out which animals hibernate!

Which of these animals are herbivores, carnivores or omnivores? Circle the correct answers.

Can the kids draw some hibernating bats in this bat cave?

Learn about horses by reading the text and filling in the blanks from the word bank on this cloze worksheet.

Practise pencil control by following the horses on parade! Start with a straight line and then get increasingly more wiggly...

This fun 'I Can Help Wildlife' worksheet is ideal for younger kids with a cute hedgehog illustration and asks them to think of 4 ways they can help protect wildlife.

Practice colour words with this fun colour labelling worksheet. Cut out the words and match to the correct jellyfish - then colour your own.

Colour the bear and then use our labels to mark up his body parts correctly. You can cut them out and glue them around the bear, or just draw lines.

Learn the names of farm animals with one of three label the farm animals worksheets.  We have a choice of blank, first letter clue or missing letters to fill in so you can pick the one that is right for your child.

We've got five hibernating animals here - the hedgehog, bat, bear, ladybird and queen bee - for the kids to label.

We have three variations of this label the minibeasts worksheet; blank, with first letter clues, and fill in the missing letters. We also have options for ladybird or ladybug.

Colour in the queen bee and then use the provided labels to mark up her different body parts.

Match the decimal butterflies to the correct percentage butterflies! There are 4 pages to this worksheet, providing plenty of practice for the kids.

Help Fred the friendly dog learn to count up to 10, and count on, by filling in the missing numbers on this fun set of 4 worksheets.

Here's a fun activity with a difference! Can the children think of what kind of animal they would like named after them? They should think of a name, description, and draw a picture of it too...

These colourful number lines come with blue edges and cheerful bees to help the kids along. Just slice along the dotted lines to divide them up.

My children often have something to say about the smell when they visit a farm! Use this sensory poem planning sheet to help complete some "On the farm" poetry...

We've left out some of the words in this cloze text all about pandas. Can the children fill in the missing words using the word bank on page 2?

The kids will love the fun illustrations on this pet animal big and small size sorting worksheet! Can the children circle the biggest picture in each row and draw a cross on the smallest?

Learn a little about pigs by reading the text on this cloze worksheet, then fill in the blanks using words from the word bank.

This rabbit cloze worksheet is an interesting way to learn a little more about rabbits. We've provided a number of words to be used to fill in the blanks.

If you could interview a rabbit (your own pet or someone else's) what would you ask them? And how would the rabbit reply? This fun worksheet is perfect for a pet topic.

This fun cloze is perfect as a Christmas activity, as it's about reindeer! Can the children fill in the missing words using the words in the box on page 2?

Here are three easy-to-print number lines for early learning, with numbers 0 to 10 and some very cute sea creatures to help the kids learn to count!

These snake sorting mats are meant to be used with our snake sorting cards. They print two to a page and ask the children to sort the snake cards according to certain criteria.

Use these snake sorting mats with our snake sorting cards. On this version we ask the children to sort by Venn diagrams.

Follow the instructions to draw dots on the snakes, and then answer the questions. Colourful dotty maths is fun!

Here's a fun planning sheet for kids with dogs to fill out in advance of the long summer holidays - things to do with my dog this summer! How about - walking, swimming, teaching tricks, playing ball, having a bath...

I wonder what it would be like to hibernate for the winter months? This is one question you might ask if you were interviewing a tortoise!

Write a list of tricks to teach the dog - and then you can tick them off when you have done it! Start with "sit" and "stay", perhaps?

Design a poster which explains the importance of wildlife conservation. You might include pictures of endangered species - or design a poster that shows the world without them.