WildlifeSafari

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Content: Marwah & Sumitra

4-8 yearoldsFor

IndexActivity Name Skills Acquired

Jumbled Animals Language, Logical Reasoning, Play

Muddled Feet Play, Logical Reasoning, Visual Tracking

Colour By Numbers Colour Coordination, Numeracy, Creativity

Animal Doodles Creativity, Observation, Fine Motor

Mothers & Their Young Ones Association, Knowledge, Thinking

What Do I Eat? Knowledge, Fine Motor, Creativity

Learn The Food Chain Explore, Knowledge, Cognitive

Jungle Habitat Creativity, Thinking, Association

My Animal Puppets Imagination, Pretend Play, Communication

Clawsword Logical Reasoning, Language, Visual Tracking

How this activity helps?Your child unscrambles the letters to find the names of animals.

How about introducing your child to a few more animals through jumbled letters?

Jumbled AnimalsJumbled AnimalsWell, the names of animals are all jumbled. Are you ready to straighten them?

Help your child unscramble to find the right spellings.

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Answers: Giraffe, Lion, Cow, Rabbit

Muddled FeetMuddled FeetThe animals are all muddled. For one, their feet are all mixed up!

Help your child match the animals with theirrespective feet. Well, it's a maze, after all.

How this activity helps?Your child's logic is put to test while trying to solve the maze.

Ask your child to narrate an imaginative, funny tale of how the animals got their feet mixed up.

Colour By NumbersColour By NumbersWhere did all the colours vanish?

Help your child colour the monkey according to the numbers indicated. Each number has a corresponding colour.

How this activity helps?Matching the colour to the number requires a lot of concentration.

Your child’s attention span increases as they concentrate for a long time.

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Animal DoodlesAnimal DoodlesOne half of each animal is given, the other half needs to be completed. Help your child doodle the other half of each animal. Don't forget to colour them!

How this activity helps?Your child doodles to complete each animal and their attention to detail increases.

Your child’s concentration improves as they perfect their doodles.

Mothers&

Their Young Ones

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Mamma animals are looking for their babies. Can you help them find them?

Help your child match the young ones with their mothers. Introduce the names of young ones.

How this activity helps?Your child learns to associate the young ones with their mothers

— pig/piglet, hen/chick, cow/calf, dog/pup, elephant/calf.

How this activity helps?Introduce your child to the young ones of other wild animals.

What Do I Eat?What Do I Eat?

Grumble and rumble! The tummy of each animal is in a tumble. Help your child match the animal in one column with the food in the other.

How this activity helps?Your child identifies what each animal eats — an herbivore or a carnivore.

Answers: Cat-Fish, Rabbit-Carrot, Cow-Grass, Monkey-Banana, Dog-Bone

How this activity helps?Talk to your child about herbivores, carnivores, and omnivores.

Learn The Food ChainLearn The Food ChainWhat's the connection between an eagle, a snake, a frog, and an insect? Aren't they all part of a food chain?

Help your child learn about food chain first by colouring, then by drawing the arrows in the right

How this activity helps?Your child learns about food chain — the eagle is at the top of the food chain,

while the insect is at the bottom.Introduce your child to the concept of how food chain is essential for a sustainable ecosystem.

Jungle HabitatJungle HabitatDo you know where each of these animals live? Then, how about helping them find their homes?

Help your child colour the wild animals, cut them out, and glue them in their homes. A jungle canvas is given in the next page.

How this activity helps?Your child associates the animals with their homes — where do each live.

With your child, discuss about the habitats of different animals — jungle is a big space, after all.

Eagle

Grasshopper

Lion Fish

Fish

Grasshopper

How this activity helps?Your child imagines and pretend plays as each animal.

Enact your child's favourite animal story using the animal finger puppets!

My Animal PuppetsMy Animal PuppetsFive little fingers what animals do they hide?

Help your child colour the animals, cut them, glue them, and put them on their fingers. Get ready to pretend play with the animal finger puppets. Don't forget the animal sounds.

Horse Dog

ElephantCow

Lion

How this activity helps?Your child's focus improves while searching for names of animals.

Play a describe game wherein your child describes each animal found in the crossword.

ClawswordClawswordAnimals are hidden in the crossword below. Not all of them are wild animals. So, watch out! Help your child spot the animals. Some are along the horizontal, some along the vertical.

Elephant, Rabbit, Crocodile, Monkey, Dog, Cat, Lion, Tiger, Cheetah, Rhinoceros

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