Children love learning about different animals, birds and insects. Many find it very fascinating, and it is a great educational time as well, especially if you live on a property and raise your own animals. Creating a unit study on different animals is a great way for children to learn about animal life cycles, while improving their math and literacy skills. Here are 16 free animal life cycle printables you could add to your homeschool or include in one of your unit studies.
Printable Activities
Aimed at children from ages 2 through 9, these free animal life cycle printables are a great way for children to learn about different types of animals and their life cycles.
Each printable pack contains a variety of math and literacy activities, all relating to the animal and its life cycle. Most of the packs contains at least 50 pages and some more than 100 pages. Not all of the same activities are included in every pack, though many are. Some of the activities include:
- Alphabet Cards
- Literacy activities such as finding letters, nouns, opposites
- Puzzles
- Counting, addition and subtraction cards
- Size sequencing
- Animal Life Cycle poster, cards and writing pages
Animal Life Cycles
Currently there are sixteen different animal life cycle packs available, but more will be added over time. Some of the animals included are:
- Bee
- Butterfly
- Penguin
- Sheep
- Cow
- Reindeer
- Echidna
- Platypus
- Spider
You can grab these amazing FREE printable Animal Life Cycle packs from Simple Living. Creative Learning. At the bottom of the page are 9 more in-depth studies that can be purchased. These are aimed at slightly older children.
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Stacey is a homeschooling Christian mum trying to live a simple, frugal, healthy life. She lives with her husband and two gorgeous boys in the sunshine state of Queensland, Australia. You can check out her blog at Simple Living Creative Learning where you find printables, kids activities, homemaking resources, homeschooling encouragement, and even some recipes!
