Squirrel Worksheets

Can the children match up the squirrels with an acorn that has a number 100 less? There are 6 to try on this worksheet.

Learn about the anatomy of a squirrel with this interesting poster. We've shown a red squirrel but of course the grey squirrel is much more common in the UK. The anatomy, however, is the same!

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

This lovely squirrel is sure to be a favourite with the kids, and his simple, square shape and lines make him relatively easy to cut out if you take it slowly. You could print the page on grey or brown paper and then make a display with the squirrels.

Cut out the labels and paste them in the correct places, drawing arrows where necessary, to create your own labelled picture of a squirrel.

Have a go at a acrostic poem using the word SQUIRREL. This pretty printable will make it all the more fun!

Colour in the cheeky squirrel and then finger trace the letters of his name beneath! Perfect for younger children.

We've got two variations on our printable notebooking paper with squirrels as the theme - choose the most appropriate and download and print below.

Trace the dotted lines of this cheeky squirrel. It's good practice for pincer control and pre-writing skills and perfect for the autumn classroom.

Help the kids learn about squirrels with this fun fact-finding worksheet, available in colour or black and white

Here's a fun way to practice your ordinal numbers - with a jigsaw of cheeky squirrels! Cut out around the edges, then slice along the vertical lines. When the kids are passed the ordinal numbers stage, you can always cut off the numbers and use as a simple jigsaw.