Mammals preschool activities

We are mammals and so is a platypus! Don't miss out on these free printables to help your kids learn about mammals this homeschooling year.

Free mammal songs and educational videos for a variety of ages; perfect for homeschool or classroom for a mammal or animal classification unit - Living Montessori Now

Animal sort and classify labels, mats and worksheet activities ~ Fairy Poppins

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Different ways to play with small world figures. Learn how to use these classic toys to make art, learn STEM, and make games for your kids.

Mammals have certain characteristics that set them apart from other animals. Mammals, in contrast to fishes, amphibians, and reptiles, are warm-blooded animals, as are birds. The skin of most mammals is more or less hairy, in contrast to the scale-covered fish and the feathered birds. The young of most mammals are born alive, whereas the young of birds, fish, amphibians, and some species of reptiles hatch from eggs. After birth young mammals breathe by lungs rather than by gills as do the…

I think that this animal classification activity would be great along with the microscope to learn how to classify them and in which categories they are in. This would be fun to incorporate many different books about these animals and end in projects.

What an easy animal sensory activity! This quick and easy sensory bin is perfect for animal loving toddlers. A great indoor activity that toddler will love!

Mammals can be carnivores, omnivores, or herbivores. They also appear at every level of the food web. But... what is a mammal?! Let's find out! In our Mammals Family Unit Study, we found out what makes a mammal a mammal, and learned all about some very interesting mammals—including bats, blue whales, and the platypus! Below

Discover zoo activities for preschool that are perfect for learning how to count, make patterns, and compare lengths in your math centers!