Wombats

My daughter's hibernation project for school. Raccoon in log, squirrel in tree, bear in cave, and rabbit and snake in burrows.

CLICK HERE to make this ADORABLE kookaburra with your kids! This simple Australian Animal craft project teaches kids about the Aussie bush as well as inspiring little imaginations and stimulating fine motor skills. Best of all, it's so simple, any mum can do it!

This Australian Animals Free Activity Pack is a collection of printables that will help your preschooler count, sequence, and sort iconic Aussie animals.

Reach into your recycling bin to find most of the supplies need for these science projects that create homemade tunnels for underground animals.

Kangaroo day was such a fun day! I searched hard for a great book and found two. I squeezed them both in and the kids agreed that the...

Preschool Kk for Kangaroo ... Removable Joey

Three ideas for learning about underground animals: small world play, cardboard tunnels and burrows, and letter U craft.

Do you know what kinds of animals live in Australia? They’re pretty different from the animals in the rest of the world. Kangaroos, Koalas, Wallabies, Wombat...

Make a kangaroo pouch out of a paper plate and some yarn

Take a trip down under with this Australian animals graphing activity! Practice counting & graphing while learning about native Australian animals.

This set includes 10 A4 cards for children to practice the skill of subitizing from 1-6. Students can play in pairs or by themselves. They throw a dice and find a corresponding number of dots on the drawing. They then cover the dots with small pom-poms (10mm size is ideal). The animal cards include the following Australian animals: platypus, wombat, snake, kangaroo, goanna, echidna, crocodile, koala, bilby emu. #subitizing #subitising

FUN FACT: Wombat poop is cube shaped! This helps it mark its territory.

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