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Endangered Animals of the World

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Look Inside · 10 pages

Cover of the animal coloring resource, showing a colored Sumatran tiger and gorilla and rhinoceros outlines
Cover of the animal outlines collection
Teacher guide for the animal outlines: coloring methods, classroom display uses, and contents listing 33 animals
Teacher guidance and contents for the 33 outlines
Animal coloring outline 1: Amsterdam albatross in flight, labeled French Southern and Antarctic Lands
Outline 1 of 33: Amsterdam albatross
Animal coloring outline 2: Queen Alexandra's birdwing butterfly with spread wings, labeled Papua New Guinea
Outline 2 of 33: birdwing butterfly
Animal coloring outline 3: Tarzan's chameleon gripping a branch with its tail curled, labeled Africa
Outline 3 of 33: Tarzan's chameleon
Animal coloring outline 4: a standing bird labeled 'Manumea, or Little Dodo' and identified with Samoa
Outline 4 of 33: Manumea, or little dodo
Animal coloring outline 5: Borneo elephant standing with its trunk extended, labeled Indonesia
Outline 5 of 33: Borneo elephant
Animal coloring outline 6: Hula painted frog with patterned skin and folded hind legs, labeled Israel
Outline 6 of 33: Hula painted frog
Animal coloring outline 7: gharial with a long, narrow snout, visible teeth, and scaly skin, labeled India
Outline 7 of 33: gharial
Animal coloring outline 8: mountain gorilla standing on all fours among bamboo and leaves, labeled Africa
Outline 8 of 33: mountain gorilla

About This Product

Explore endangered species from around the globe with Endangered Animals of the World. This science resource allows students to learn about at-risk animals while creating engaging posters and murals for classroom displays. The reproducible packet contains 33 vivid images of endangered animals to color, with detailed borders and backgrounds. Suitable for a variety of activities, these eye-catching pages promote conservation awareness. Organize them in grids, combine end-to-end as captivating hallway friezes, or use individually as impactful posters. The 36 printable pages offer an adaptable cross-curricular resource to study threatened species and their habitats. Integrate into life science, environmental science, zoology, and art lessons for upper elementary to high school students.

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