Preschool Zoo Activities

Visiting the Zoo is always a favorite activity. These play-based, super fun, grab and go Zoo Activities for Preschool kiddos will have you feeling like you made a trip too.

The Zoo Activities Binder is packed with a variety of preschool skills practice, all while playing with toys, playdough, and common craft supplies.

Why are our Themed Preschool Binders so popular with moms and teachers…

1. Building Independence: Kids are able to work on their own or in small groups at their table to use their binders. It encourages them to self-start and learn/play on their own.
2. Easy Prep: Print and slip the pages into sheet protectors. It’s that simple! No cutting and laminating required.
3. Play-Based: These interactive, hands-on activities are built to engage little minds, use multiple senses, and make learning ridiculously fun.
   

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• Snap Cubes
• Clear Bingo Markers
• Shape Buttons
  

• Pom poms
• Magnet Numbers/Letters
• Playdough

Alphabet Zoo

Counting Bars

Hunt down all the matching letters at the zoo. Mark the letters with pom poms or small manipulatives.

We are working on counting and fine motor skills with this adorable activity.

Monkey Vine Tracing

More or Less Zoo

How cute is this tracing activity? Help the monkeys swing on the vines by tracing the lines with a dry erase marker, playdough, or string.

More or Less practice is a great way to work on comparing numbers.

Parrot Feather Patterns

Zoo Playdough Pens

Polly the parrot wants a pattern! Building patterns helps children practice what comes next.

Kids will have a blast creating new homes for the zoo animals while learning to name shapes. Playdough is perfect for fine motor and sensory work too.

Turtle Shell Shapes

Help create the turtle’s shell by matching the correct shape with buttons or foam shapes.

Zoo Fence Patterns

Building patterns never looked so fun! Grab small blocks to create your zoo.

Need some no-prep, print and go preschool worksheets?

Get scissor practice. Work on your tracing. Practice additionalher early education skills like counting, letters, shapes, colors, sorting, and more.

Use them as a one time worksheet or print them on colored paper and laminate to use as a play mat.

Sneak a peek at the worksheets in this set below.