Forest animals are some of my favorite animals. Maybe it’s the habitat they live in with the trees and moss. Or maybe it’s their deceitfully cute faces. Whatever it is, they are super fun to learn about! Some of them may be new to children, especially preschoolers because they aren’t always the most talked about. It is unfortunate, though, because they are actually quite interesting animals.
Here are some fabulous ideas to help create a Forest Animal Unit Study. I’ve included Forest Animal themed activities including math, literacy, arts & crafts, sensory, science and just for fun!
3 Free Printable Forest Animal Matching ActivitiesFree Skip Counting By 5s Clip Cards
Forest Animal Graphing Free Printable
Biome Sorting Mats For Forests
Free Squirrel and Acorn Adding To 10 Printable
Acorn Counting Card
Acorn Addition With Hundreds Chart
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Other Ideas For A Forest Animal Unit Study
Forest Animal Theme: Math
Forest Animal I Spy Counting from Mom Explores The Smokies
Forest Animal Pattern Block Mats from PreKinders
Bear More or Less Activity from Pre-K Pages
Don’t Feed The Raccoon (A Game Of Number Identification) from Stay At Home Educator
Forest Animal Theme: Literacy
Forest Animal Treasure Hunt from Growing Book by Book
Forest Animals Letter Sounds Activities from Stir The Wonder
Forest Animals Beginning Sounds Activities from Mom Inspired Life
Forest Animal Theme: Arts & Crafts
Lions, Tigers & Bears Craft from Play Dough & Popsicles
Fork Hedgehog from Crafty Morning
Felt Forest Animal Masks from Stay At Home Educator
Colorful Newspaper Owl Craft for Kids from I Heart Crafty Things
Toilet Paper Roll Fox Craft from Easy Peasy and Fun
Brown Bear Puppet Craft from Coffee Cups and Crayons
Forest Animal Theme: Sensory
Forest Animal Play Dough Small World With Free Printables by Fun A Day
Forest Themed Sensory Table from Crozet Play School
River Play Dough Invitation from Fantastic Fun & Learning
We’re going on a Goopy Bear Hunt…Fine Motor Sensory Fun from The Empowered Educator
Forest Animal Theme: Science
Arctic Animals and Forest Animals: Comparing Animal Habitats from KCEdventures
Things That Come From Trees from PreKinders
Autumn Leaf Chromatography from Life With Moore Babies
In The Woods For Preschoolers from Sorting Sprinkles
Why Do Pine Cones Open and Close? from Parenting Chaos
Forest Animal Theme: Just For Fun
Forest Animal Shadow Puppets from The Crafting Chicks
Woodland Fox Cookies With A Bell Cookie Cutter from Sweet Sugar Belle
Animal Track Jump from Modern Preschool
How fun do all of these look? Besides being some of my favorite animals, Forest Animals make a great theme. These activities are excellent ideas for a unit study or for independent activities with your kids.
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