#BABY ANIMAL MATCH PRINTABLE PUZZLE PDF#
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#BABY ANIMAL MATCH PRINTABLE PUZZLE DOWNLOAD#

Here are the free printable farm cards one more time –> download here. If you are visiting with a child who is doing this and want to narrate try phrases such as ” When you were a baby were you very little?” If there is no response maybe try something like” That chick is much smaller than the chicken.” I tend to open with things like this and then just follow where the conversation leads after that.įor older children, you can put more cards out to match up. Pop the cards in one container and the animal figurines in the other and place a few cards on the tray as an invitation. I’ll be laminating mine at school tomorrow. If you have a straight cutter use it, if you plan to use this farm matching activity in a classroom I’d laminate the cards.

These range from donkeys to dalmatians in both baby and. It contains four pages, each one with a grid of printable, token-style images to stick onto the bricks for the game.

#BABY ANIMAL MATCH PRINTABLE PUZZLE PDF#

There are 13 farm animals and their babies printables included in this animals and their babies activities. When you’ve downloaded this adult and baby farm animals connecting bricks matching game, you’ll find everything included with this resource in a PDF file on your device. You will need to print out the Farm Babies Matching Cards ( click here for the pdf), scissors, some farm babies figurines like these from Safari, a few containers and a tray. Using this farm animals games, toddlers, preschoolers, kindergartners, grade 1, and grade 2 students will work on completing the puzzles by matching the mother to the baby animals in these farm animal printables. From basic phonemic awareness that a word like cow starts with c which makes a /k/ sound to supporting spelling for children who are on the cusp of independent writing. The names of the animals are on the cards for a few reasons, it teaches children to associate print with spoken words when teachers point and use the words, but it also supports children at different levels of development. Each card is labelled, enabling kids to learn the names of the baby animals as they engage in the game. The pictures depict the animals in their natural habitat, making them an ideal resource for Montessori education. The goal of an activity like this farm matching activity is not just to match up the animals, it is to look at how an animal grows and changes, using the figurines allow the children to manipulate and examine the animal more closely than simply using two photos, and children can compare which animals change a lot and those that look similar from the time they are babies. The printable consists of 12 sets of baby animals with their mothers for children to match.

Baby animal match printable puzzle