The child will need a simple rectangular box that he or she can laminate with construction paper. A small opening should be cut in the top for coins. Next, make a slit where the elephant’s nose is, and give the youngster a simple, white party blowout.

With ordinary cardboard boxes, let the students build a “city” with simple craft supplies, such as crayons, markers, and squares of white paper for windows. Koalas love their gum leaves, so why not give them a special tree? For this easy classroom craft, have the children work together to color a giant tree.I would also use a nice lighter blue for the sky to show that this is a beautiful day outside for these loving foxes. Koalas are herbivores that mainly eat eucalyptus leaves. They are able to digest the tough, fibrous leaves thanks to a special digestive system that breaks down the toxins in the leaves. Koalas get most of their water from the leaves they eat, but they will also drink water from streams and other sources when it is available. Behavior and Communication To make this adorable aquatic wreath, have your child color and cut out four or five dolphins and set them aside. Fish– These are the most well-known group of aquatic animals and include both freshwater and saltwater species. For example, some animals, such as insects and frogs, undergo a metamorphosis during their life cycle. During metamorphosis, the animal undergoes a radical transformation from a larval or juvenile form to an adult form.

This rabbit must have won the bunny lottery! In this cute animals coloring sheet this bunny is holding a carrot almost twice the size that he is! As we all know, beavers are known to chop down trees and use the wood to build dams, and this one seems to be taking a break from that process. This is another one that I think would look amazing with some watercolors, as they work really well for creating a softer, cooler look. For this more unusual little animal I would suggest using your favorite bright and weird colors to bring it to life.

Another bunny is admiring some pretty butterflies by the riverside in this next cute animals printable. Koalas are native to Australia, and they are considered a national symbol of the country. They are marsupials, which means that they carry their young in a pouch, and they are herbivores that mainly eat eucalyptus leaves.