Animal Tails Match-Up – Animal & Tracing Activity
- Grades
- Pre-K–K
- Pages
- 6
- File type
- Preparation
- Print ready
- Subject
- Science, Animals
- Topic
- Animal Tails, Matching Activity
- Resource types
- Activities
- Preparation
- Print ready
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From the author
Animal Tails Match-Up Fun Sheets is a great way to teach young learners about animals. This set also includes the names of the animals to trace, which enhances the learners' handwriting skills. The children will have fun matching the animals to their tails.
Laminate each sheet, then cut out the animal heads
Add Velcro dots
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Teaching tips & learning objectives
Learning objectives
Match each of 12 animals to its correct tail based on visual cues.
Trace and recognize the written names of 12 common animals.
Teaching tips
Complete the three matching sheets across separate sessions since each introduces four new animals.
Pair the tracing sheet with the matching sheets so students connect an animal's name to its tail.
Use as an independent center activity after modeling the matching and tracing formats separately.
Skills covered
Visual matching — students match 12 animals (horse, fox, raccoon, pig, monkey, zebra, lion, elephant, cat, dog, mouse, fish) to their tails across three worksheets.
Letter tracing and word recognition — students trace the printed names of all 12 animals.
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Which animals does the matching activity cover?
Twelve in total across three sheets: horse, fox, raccoon, and pig on the first; monkey, zebra, lion, and elephant on the second; and cat, dog, mouse, and fish on the third.
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Animal characteristics
Visual discrimination
Early vocabulary
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