Garden Animal Picture Matching Worksheet
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A little cutting. A little thinking.
Match an animal picture to its partner or connect animals with their homes. Each printable explains the matching rule and includes the pieces needed to finish.
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Match animals to homesAnimals and Their Homes Matching WorksheetOne activity matches identical pictures; the other connects an animal to its home. They practice different rules, so begin by explaining what counts as a match.
Find the identical rabbit, bird, snail and butterfly. Cut four picture cards and place each in its matching space.
Connect a bird, dog and rabbit with a nest, doghouse and burrow. Talk through why each animal belongs with its pictured home.
Keep the cards loose until all matches are placed. If a child is not ready to cut, an adult can prepare the cards first.
No. Garden Animal Picture Matching uses identical pictures. Animals and Their Homes uses animal-to-home relationships.
The student worksheet includes four animal cards and four matching spaces. A separate second page provides the answer guide.