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Animal coloring sheets and pencils

Downloadable activity packs

One ready-made PDF booklet for each age group โ€” coloring pages, a word search with an answer key, a thinking activity, a plant-powered recipe, kindness missions and a certificate. Free to print at home or in class.

Coloring sheet โ€” Clara in the Meadow

Pick a picture, print it big and colour it in.

Clara in the Meadow

Coloured by ______________________

Animal word search

Twelve animals hidden across, down and diagonally.

Word search grid
XRXQWELEPHANT
EUZDGDRABBITE
LGBECIMYTMDFV
OCTOPUSBPIGIT
JBNJYEMGVKHAU
BRAPZRMZOIQWR
WXQIBSDIGAOEK
NWONEUBUSJTLE
JVTXEWXCCTHXY
TOMSVJHONKREK
LHCTAXYWSHEEP
REWHALEKPWLUF
NNLHCLOYIACCK
  • COW
  • PIG
  • HEN
  • SHEEP
  • GOAT
  • DUCK
  • OCTOPUS
  • WHALE
  • ELEPHANT
  • RABBIT
  • BEE
  • TURKEY

Plant food word search

Ten plant-powered foods to find.

Word search grid
OGFBERRIESVU
FZRWUHSSRQZA
PJTFPJLDIETA
XYOLAIBNCICH
RTBXTSWZECAC
ADANSXOJQCRR
CNENUVDAKGRO
XLAKVRXFTGOJ
YESDBPXIUSTS
BAKLFUPEANUT
SRZNESKALETH
DWBVYRJSEEDS
  • TOFU
  • LENTILS
  • OATS
  • KALE
  • BEANS
  • RICE
  • SEEDS
  • BERRIES
  • PEANUT
  • CARROT

Animal crossword

Seven clues about animal minds and the sea.

Animal crossword grid
1234
5
6

across

  1. 1. Eight arms, three hearts, very clever. (7)
  2. 5. Tall seaweed forest where sea otters nap. (4)
  3. 6. She talks to her chicks before they hatch. (3)

down

  1. 2. She has a best friend and a calmer heartbeat beside her. (3)
  2. 3. Rolls in mud as sunscreen. (3)
  3. 4. Remembers up to 50 faces. (5)
  4. 5. What Planty Kid is all about. (4)

Animal fact cards

Print, cut along the dashed lines and trade them with friends.

  • Cow

    common ยท Pastures and farms worldwide

    Superpower:
    Rumination helps cattle obtain nutrients from fibrous plants.
    Feelings:
    Animals can respond to comfort, stress and danger. Observe the whole body and situation rather than giving one movement a human meaning.
    Friends:
    Cattle are herd-living mammals; group size and relationships depend on conditions.

    Did you know? Cattle are ruminants: one stomach has four compartments that help digest plants.

    Planty Kid fact card โœ‚๏ธ

  • Pig

    common ยท Farms worldwide; wild boar use forests, grassland and wetlands

    Superpower:
    A sensitive, mobile snout helps pigs investigate the ground.
    Feelings:
    Animals can respond to comfort, stress and danger. Observe the whole body and situation rather than giving one movement a human meaning.
    Friends:
    Wild boar females and young often live in groups; adult males are often more solitary.

    Did you know? Pigs are omnivorous mammals; the domestic pig descends from wild boar.

    Planty Kid fact card โœ‚๏ธ

  • Chicken

    common ยท Farms and gardens; red junglefowl inhabit Asian forests and scrub

    Superpower:
    Strong feet help chickens scratch through soil and leaf litter.
    Feelings:
    Animals can respond to comfort, stress and danger. Observe the whole body and situation rather than giving one movement a human meaning.
    Friends:
    Chickens live in flocks with social relationships.

    Did you know? Chickens are birds descended mainly from red junglefowl.

    Planty Kid fact card โœ‚๏ธ

  • Turkey

    rare ยท North American forests, woodland edges and open feeding areas

    Superpower:
    Flight helps wild turkeys reach tree roosts.
    Feelings:
    Animals can respond to comfort, stress and danger. Observe the whole body and situation rather than giving one movement a human meaning.
    Friends:
    Wild turkeys may gather in flocks; grouping changes with season.

    Did you know? Wild turkeys are large North American birds; unlike some domestic breeds, they can fly.

    Planty Kid fact card โœ‚๏ธ

  • Sheep

    common ยท Managed pasture and grazing land worldwide

    Superpower:
    A woolly coat provides insulation, but sheep still need suitable shelter and care.
    Feelings:
    Animals can respond to comfort, stress and danger. Observe the whole body and situation rather than giving one movement a human meaning.
    Friends:
    Sheep are flock-living animals; social contact is important to their care.

    Did you know? Sheep are ruminant mammals with a four-compartment stomach.

    Planty Kid fact card โœ‚๏ธ

  • Fish

    common ยท Fresh water and salt water, depending on species

    Superpower:
    In many fish, the lateral line detects water movement.
    Feelings:
    Animals can respond to comfort, stress and danger. Observe the whole body and situation rather than giving one movement a human meaning.
    Friends:
    Some fish form schools; others live mainly alone.

    Did you know? Most fish breathe using gills. Body form, diet and reproduction vary greatly among species.

    Planty Kid fact card โœ‚๏ธ

  • Dog

    common ยท Homes and other human-managed environments worldwide

    Superpower:
    A strong sense of smell helps dogs explore their surroundings.
    Feelings:
    Animals can respond to comfort, stress and danger. Observe the whole body and situation rather than giving one movement a human meaning.
    Friends:
    Dogs can form social relationships with people and other dogs; individuals differ.

    Did you know? Dogs are domesticated members of the dog family, related to wolves.

    Planty Kid fact card โœ‚๏ธ

  • Cat

    common ยท Homes and human settlements worldwide

    Superpower:
    Whiskers sense nearby contact and movement; they do not let cats see in total darkness.
    Feelings:
    Animals can respond to comfort, stress and danger. Observe the whole body and situation rather than giving one movement a human meaning.
    Friends:
    Cats differ in how much social contact they seek; give them space and hiding places.

    Did you know? Cats are carnivorous mammals with senses suited to detecting small prey.

    Planty Kid fact card โœ‚๏ธ

Kindness Challenge weekly tracker

A poster for the fridge or classroom wall โ€” tick a box each day.

My Kindness Week

ChallengeMTWTFSS
Learn one new fact about an animal you've never met.
Say something kind to a person and to an animal today.
Eat something green at one meal.
Watch a real animal for two minutes and note one feeling clue.
Cook one plant-powered recipe with a grown-up.
Teach someone in your family three animal facts.
Draw or write about an animal who needs kindness.
Try a food you've never tasted before.

My Plant-Powered Plate placemat

Draw or write what you ate from each food group.

My Plant-Powered Plate

  • Beans & Pulses

  • Greens & Veg

  • Grains

  • Fruits

  • Nuts & Seeds

My favourite thing on the plate today: ______________________________

Animal Explorer diploma

Type a name, then print the diploma.

0/40 characters ยท The name stays in this browser only.

๐Ÿ… Animal Explorer Diploma

This certifies that

a curious explorer

has explored the Planty Kid world, met animals from meadow to ocean, learned how they feel and think, and promised to treat every animal with kindness.

Planty Kid ยท Animals, Kindness & Plant Power

Animal Explorer mini-booklet

Print, fold down the middle and fill in a page a day.

  • Page 1 โ€” My explorer name

    Draw yourself as an animal explorer.

  • Page 2 โ€” An animal I met

    Name, where they live, one feeling clue.

  • Page 3 โ€” A superpower

    Which animal sense would you borrow, and why?

  • Page 4 โ€” My plant-powered meal

    Draw the plate you would cook.

  • Page 5 โ€” A kind thing I did

    For a person, an animal or the planet.

  • Page 6 โ€” My promise

    Write one promise to animals and sign it.

Continue exploring

Turn a worksheet into a discovery

A child drawing a sequence of animal scenes

Is there only one way to complete an activity pack?

No. Drawing, talking, pointing and writing are all useful ways to respond. Choose a suitable pack and adapt it to the child's interests and abilities. A certificate celebrates participation, not a test score.

  1. 1. Choose one page with a purpose

    Before printing, ask whether you want to observe, practise a word, cook or reflect on kindness. You can print selected pages rather than a whole pack. An adult can check page size and print settings.

  2. 2. Add one real-world connection

    After colouring an animal, name a real behaviour from its profile. After a food puzzle, find one ingredient at home. Keep fictional characters separate from facts about living animals.

  3. 3. Let the child explain

    Ask what they noticed and what they would change. Let them tell the answer aloud or draw it. Use the word-search solution to discuss spelling, not to compare children. Adults should supervise scissors and cooking.

Your field challenge

Ages 7โ€“9

Pick a word from a puzzle and use it in your own sentence about a real animal.

Think it through

Writing makes an activity difficult for your child. What can you change?

Talk about it

Which part of the page made you ask a new question?