Animals Worksheets: Picture to Word Matching

My printable ESL kits usually have two types of matching worksheets. The animals kit has two of them as well. So I’d like to share some picture-to-word worksheets here.

Buy the whole animals kit in printer-friendly PDF format
The kit includes flashcards, 4 types of worksheets, dominoes and bingo game

The whole animals kit has 31 picture-to-word matching worksheets (including 4 for British English vocabulary) designed to help kids memorize more than 100 animal names. ESL and EFL teachers can use these worksheets to introduce such types of animals as pets, farm animals, polar animals, sea animals, Australian animals, African animals, reptiles, birds, insects.

Animals Worksheets: Word to Picture Matching

I traditionally create printable word-to-picture matching worksheets for major topics we learn in the classroom. My recent animals kit also contains such worksheets. I would like to share some of them here.

Buy the whole animals kit in printer-friendly PDF format
The kit includes flashcards, 4 types of worksheets, dominoes and bingo game

The whole animal kit has 23 word-to-picture worksheets including 4 for British English vocabulary. It helps kids memorize more than 100 names of animals in English.

Printable Worksheets to Learn Animals Vocabulary

I spent a couple of months to create my currently biggest kit of printable worksheets, flashcards and games dedicated to one of the major topics ESL teachers introduce to kids starting from the kindergarten age. The topic is animals.

Buy the whole animals kit in printer-friendly PDF format
The kit includes flashcards, 4 types of worksheets, dominoes and bingo game

I have already published my songs about animals (such as Arctic Animals Song, Forest Animals Song, and Sea Animals Song) along with some printable worksheets, clip arts and other teaching materials. A lot of my printables such as letter tracing worksheets and coloring pages feature animals. It is never enough animals when teaching English to kids. There are so many children’s books, songs, movies and other entertainment and educational stuff featuring animals that those creatures became the number one topic whenever an educator wants to teach kids something. And young students truly love animals. Who doesn’t really? Animals are fun! If you want a kid to memorize something for as long as possible, make sure to involve a cute and fluffy creature into the learning process. Use pictures of animals, books and songs about them, animal puppets or even bring a small pet to the classroom. Lots of positive emotions and thus enhanced memory are guaranteed whenever animals are involved for educating kids.