Cut & Glue: Pets
Pet vocabulary cut-and-glue worksheet: students cut out picture and word cards for animals such as rabbit, guinea pig, budgie and chinchilla and glue each into its matching field.

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Cut & Glue: Pets is an engaging language arts resource that helps young readers build early literacy skills. Students will cut out pictures of common household pets like dogs, cats, hamsters and fish. Then they will match the picture to the corresponding word, reinforcing sight word recognition and beginning phonics skills. This multisensory activity is perfect for introducing pets or reviewing animal vocabulary. Use it for small group instruction, individual practice or as a take-home assignment to involve parents. With just a few simple materials like scissors, glue and crayons, Cut & Glue: Pets makes learning about pets paws-itively fun!
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Learning objectives
- Match pet names such as hamster, ferret and iguana to their pictures
Teaching tips
- Choose the full-color pages for word-picture matching on its own, or the line-art pages if students will also color the animals.
Skills covered
- Fine motor control — cutting out cards and gluing them into the correct fields
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