The collection of silly snakes coloring pages includes 2 silly looking designs.
These pages will be a great addition when learning about the letter “S”.
Your kids or students can use their best crayons and make these two snakes as colorful as they want.
The pages can come in handy during the reptiles unit study or simply just for fun.
Print out the page and you are ready to grab those crayons or markers and color the snakes.
Get creative with these silly lizard coloring pages. There are 4 different types of lizards in this reptile coloring pages collection.
These reptiles are perfect for both younger and older kids. The designs are simple and easy to color in.
These animal coloring pages may come in handy during the animal classification lesson or a reptile unit study.
So let them grab those colorful crayons and make these silly lizards as colorful as they can.
Can you match up all the reptiles and amphibians? In this reptiles and amphibians match file folder game kids need to find the right halves of the reptiles and amphibians and make them whole.
12 fun characters to put together: a beautiful color-changing chameleon, a cute little turtle, a happy tortoise, 2 long snakes, a silly crocodile, a big alligator, 3 colorful lizards, and 2 lovely frogs.
A learning game that is best for kids as young as preschool and toddlers, as for older ones in kindergarten.
To set up the game, print all 3 pages.
Set the first two aside and cut the 12 rectangles with the right parts of reptiles’ and amphibians’ bodies. Laminate the right parts of reptiles’ and amphibians’ bodies and attach velcro on the back. Laminate the sheets with left parts of reptiles’ and amphibians’ bodies. Attach velcro inside the dashed line rectangles. Find the pairs to make the reptiles’ and amphibians’ bodies whole.
This set of coloring pages is perfect for reptile lovers and kids who are learning about different kinds of reptiles as well as amphibians!
Included in this set are: snake, newt, frog, gecko, chameleon, alligator, turtle, salamander, lizard and crocodile.