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Forest Animals Coloring Pages for Young Learners

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Butterfly coloring page, page 1 of 5: a large outlined butterfly with spotted wings under the heading 'Butterfly'
Page 1 of the 5-page animal coloring set
Dog coloring page, page 2 of 5: a smiling puppy sitting beside a flower, labeled 'Dog' at the top
Page 2 of the 5-page animal coloring set
Turtle coloring page, page 3 of 5: a smiling cartoon turtle with a patterned shell, headed 'Turtle'
Page 3 of the 5-page animal coloring set
Duck coloring page, page 4 of 5: a round baby duck with small wings, under the heading 'A Duck'
Page 4 of the 5-page animal coloring set
Lion coloring page, page 5 of 5: a lion cub with a fluffy mane and tufted tail, headed 'Lion'
Final page of the 5-page animal coloring set
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Need something colorful on the walls during testing, while still adhering to policies for displaying academic work? These 13 animal-themed motivational pages are perfect for big kids to color so you can ease some classroom stress and build confidence leading up to and during state testing. Post them at school as inspiration for your students while also sliding in some language arts mini-lessons on wordplay and puns. Perfect for fast finishers, and indoor recess! Also perfect for younger grades and study buddies to color to give to their classmates who will be testing!

This activity addresses symmetry while also providing a cut and paste craft perfect for prompting your creative writers!

You’ll receive five pages.

1. butterfly

2. dog

3. turtle

4. a duck

5. Lion

The illustrations on every other page are visually cut in half, splitting both the names of the animals, as well as the two “fun facts” included. It's finished on one side and not finished on the other. Using specific “tracer lines” your students will complete the unfinished line drawing of the animal bust.

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