60+ Fun Pages of Easy to Use Arctic Animals Printables for Preschool
Are you looking for Arctic Animals theme activities to keep your kids busy?
This 60+ pages of Arctic Animals printables pack will help you big time! (scroll to the bottom of this post to try your mini-freebie)
Perfect for toddler and preschool kids, this resource is jam-packed with lots of cut-and-paste activities.
Use this for your Arctic Animals lesson plan, Winter activities, Snow day activities, or just for fun.
A Bit of Backstory
My kids love the Arctic Animals theme activities, mainly because of the cuteness of the Polar Bears, Arctic Fox, and all.
We don’t live in the cold part of the world. But we used to visit the Polar Animals shelter every year during the winter season, just because the kids love to talk about it.
It’s genuinely mesmerizing for them to watch the gigantic Polar Bears swimming in front of their eyes, and the shy Arctic Fox ran past us.
60+ Pages Arctic Animals Preschool Printables Activities
Let me share a sneak peek of the activities in this fun resource.
The Arctic Animals included in this packet are Narwhals, Killer Whale (Orca), Arctic Fox, Polar Bear, Moose, and Seal.
Psst: There are also some penguins who aren’t the Arctic in this pack. (Penguin is Polar animals) You can skip them if you want.
Arctic Animals Theme Visual Discrimination Activities
This activity helps your kids to identify similar objects and classify them. This Arctic Animals theme activity packet includes picture matching, shadow matching, and shape matching activities.
My toddler loves this part of the activity! And she’s one of the reasons why I created this resource.
If your kids are practicing their scissor cutting and pasting skills, these activities are the best for them.
It’s simple yet perfect for fine motor practice.
#1: Picture Matching Cut and Paste
Have your kids cut the Arctic Animals pictures, then paste them on the corresponding matching picture.
This works well with toddlers aged 3-5. Your older kids will love this too!
#2: Shadow Matching Cut and Paste
I thought this was hard for my 3 years old, but she proves that she loves shadow matching to bits!
I think little ones love shadow matching because it challenges them to find the
#3: Shape Matching Cut and Paste
Cut the Arctic Animals in the shapes, paste them accordingly.
This activity is similar to sorting toy activities. Still, your kids will love this because they’ll get to play with the scissors and glue!
Arctic Animals Theme Sorting Activities
There is a handful of sorting activities in this Arctic Animals Preschool and Toddler packet. This includes sorting by color, sorting by size, and sorting by type.
#1: Sorting by Color
Let’s sort the Arctic Animals by their colors!
These animals don’t have that many colors, making them perfect for your toddler or preschool kids because they can focus on those few colors.
#2: Sorting by Size
Your toddlers will surely love this activity; sort the Arctic Animals according to their sizes, big or small.
#3: Sorting by Type
This activity is about sorting the animals according to where they live.
Your kids will have to think about which animals are underwater and live on the land.
Arctic Animals Theme Math Activities
If your kids don’t know how to count their numbers yet, the math activities in this worksheets packet are perfect for them.
We’ll be practicing the skills needed for math, such as finding the odd ones, greater than less than, tracing, and number matching.
#1: Odd Ones
Your kids will have fun searching for which Arctic Animals are different from their friends.
#2: Greater than, Less than
I used to think that little kids would have a hard time understanding this topic.
But let’s look closely into our kids’ daily life. They already practice the ‘greater than, less than’ concept while they’re arguing with their siblings about who has more cookies, who has the most toys.
You know what I mean, right?
What you’ll introduce in this activity is the symbol of ‘greater than, less than’.
We’ll be using the hungry gator.
Tips: Teach your kids that the gator is always hungry, so its mouth that’s open must always be on the side of the group that has more Arctic Animals.
My kids love this activity.
Sometimes the gator would be placed upside down; as long as the opened mouth side to the right group, it’s fine by me.
#3: AB Pattern
Let’s have fun cutting and copy-pasting the Arctic Animals AB patterns!
#4: Number Tracing
Grab your crayon supply and let your kids trace the numbers.
Use the Arctic Animals in these pages to practice counting with your kids.
#5: Number Matching
This activity is about number recognition, and it helps your kids identify which numbers look similar.
It’s more like a picture matching or shadow matching activity, but we’re doing number matching this time.
Ready for fun Arctic Animals theme week?
Shop Your Polar Arctic Animals Printables Activity Pack
Grab your scissors and glue and shop the Arctic Animals Printables Activity Pack for your kids here.
Your kids will be so busy and excited that you’ll smile looking at the day you grab this Arctic Animals worksheets pack.
Have fun!
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