We have a zoo membership and sometimes, when we just need a breather from school, we will drop everything and go to the zoo. If you are studying animals in Science or your kids just love learning about animals, a trip to the zoo is a great way to solidify that learning. There are so many great ways to incorporate a zoo trip into your homeschool. Some of my favorite ways are by doing a fun zoo scavenger hunt or having my kids pick an animal that they want to learn about and writing a report about it. Here are some great printables to use for your next zoo field trip!
Zoo Scavenger Hunt Printables:
Zoo Animal Scavenger Hunt
Zoo Scavenger Hunt Animals and Questions
Zoo Scavenger Hunt Printable Game
Zoo Scavenger Hunt Pages
Zoo Scavenger Hunts 17 Different Choices
Zoo Scavenger Hunt Adventure
Animal Report Printables:
Animal Report Template Freebie
My Animal Report for Primary Grades
Animal Notebooking Pages for any animal
All About Zoo Animals Writing Paper
Zoo Field Trip Animal Reports
My Animal Report Worksheets
Here is a great zoo unit study printable pack:
Let’s Go to the Zoo Printable Pack
If you don’t have a zoo nearby, you can go on a virtual zoo field trip! Check out this fun Virtual Zoo Field Trip from Teach With Me.
There are links to zoos that have live animal cams, games, videos and information to make your own animal reports.
If your kids love learning about animals they won’t want to miss this awesome Animal Habitat post:
Animal Habitats: FREE Printables, Interactive Sites and More
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Sarah is a wife, daughter of the King and Mama to 4 children (one who is a homeschool graduate!) She is a an eclectic,Charlotte Mason style homeschooler and has been homeschooling for over 16 years now. She is still trying to find the balance between work and keeping a home and says she can only do it by the Grace of God, and Coffee!
