UKG Worksheet: Animals and Birds

 

UKG Worksheet: Animals and Birds



Section A: Identify and Name the Animal/Bird


Name this animal: ____________


Name this bird: ____________


Section B: Match the Animal/Bird with its Home

  1. Match the following:

Animal/BirdHome
DogNest
BirdStable
HorseKennel
CowShed
HenCoop

Section C: Sounds of Animals and Birds

  1. Match the animal/bird with the sound it makes:

Animal/BirdSound
DogRoars
LionNeighs
HorseBarks
CatMoos
CowMeows

Section D: Circle the Birds

  1. Circle the birds in the list below:
    Dog, Cat, Parrot, Peacock, Cow, Hen, Goat, Crow

Section E: Tick (✔) Wild Animals and Cross (✘) Domestic Animals

  1. Tick (✔) for Wild Animals and Cross (✘) for Domestic Animals:

a) Lion [ ]
b) Elephant [ ]
c) Dog [ ]
d) Cow [ ]
e) Tiger [ ]


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