(Bundle) Animal Habitats & Sorting worksheets and animal classification sort

**Animal Habitats, Animal Habitat sorting, Ocean, Desert, Forest, Westlan, More**

Our animal habitat packet is a great addition to your animal unit. We have included 30 pages with a variety of activities to help students learn about where animals live. The habitats included are Ocean, Desert, Rainforest, Wetland, Forest, Grassland, and Polar. Students will learn about the facts, climate, geographical features, plants, and animals that live in each type of habitat. These worksheets also provide simple animal habitat sorting and labels suitable for young learners. They also include a lot of pictures to illustrate the important facts about each animal habitat.

What’s included:

Students will learn about animal habitats through these fun activities:

• Yes-No questions
• Habitats Quiz
• Writing facts about animals (what they look like, where they live, food, life cycle, fun facts)
• Sorting animals by their habitat
• Coloring animals
• Matching words with pictures
• And more

These activities are perfect for Life and Living units or animal habitat lessons. The worksheets are aimed at Kindergarten, but are also suitable for pre-K or first grade.

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**Animal Classification Colorful worksheet, Classifying Animal activities**

This COLORFUL ANIMAL CLASSIFICATION pack contains fantastic activities to get your students excited about the classification of animals. This 33-page pack provides a variety of ways to practice students' knowledge about the 6 types of animals: insects, mammals, birds, reptiles, fish, and amphibians. These activities are full of fun and engagement with colorful worksheets. Students will practice with tons of animals from different groups and the vocabulary related to them.

Your kids will love the fun and creative activities of sorting out, matching, cutting and pasting, and filling in the table to classify animals with animal classification charts. The fill-in animal classification chart is suggested, and you can complete one row with students to model what should be done. Also, encourage students to move across the row, focusing on one animal group at a time.

There are also some pages for students to do research and record information about some dominant animals of each type (scientific name, common name, where they are found, and other information). If your students love animals, they will love learning and categorizing with these animal classification worksheets.

What’s included:

• Match the animal to its description
• Circle the correct answer
• Decide what types of animal “I am…” from the given clues
• Sort animals into the correct types of animals
• Write the name of the types of animals for the given pictures of the animals
• Animal quizzes

These wonderful activities go great with any animal classification unit. They are great to support and enhance your science lessons on animal groups. If your students love animals, they will love learning and categorizing with these animals.

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