National Geographic Little Kids (UK) - 1 Jan 2025
Tigers in Snow!
SLEEPY SLOTHS
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TIGERS IN THE SNOW
SNOWSHOE HARE
THREE-TOED SLOTH
FANCY FEATHERS
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LET’S VISIT… GERMANY!
LITTLE KIDS BIG QUIZ!
THREE LITTLE LETTERS
ICE ANIMAL MATCH!
SEARCH AND FIND
FIND THE FROGS
NAME THE ANIMALS
COLOUR WORDSEARCH
WHAT IS DIFFERENT?
THAT’S COOL!
KEEPING WARM
Why do you think we shiver when we are cold?
What kind of weather might happen in winter? Stick some to the page!
When you are cold, your teeth might chatter, too.
What does your body do when you get hot?
Wrap Up Warm!
Stamp your feet and rub your hands together, like you are trying to keep warm!
Stick some warm clothes on the parts that feel cold.
Name the Animals
What is Different?
That’s Cool!
This shrimp has a powerful punch! Its front claws can pound open the shells of crabs, snails and oysters.
A peacock mantis shrimp is about the length of an adult’s hand.
Make fists and punch the air like this shrimp. Be careful not to hit anyone!
These shrimps live under sand, rocks or coral in warm oceans.
Its eyes can look in two different directions at once!
Point at the different colours on this shrimp.
Colour Wordsearch
These shrimp are named after the colourful peacock bird.
Can you name some other colourful animals?
Circle the words when you find them.
Look across and down!
TIGERS IN SNOW
TIGERS IN SNOW
Tigers hide so they can sneak up on the animals they hunt. Patches of white fur help these tigers hide in the snow. Stripes help them blend in with trees.
Amur tigers mostly hunt deer and wild boar.
A tiger mum teaches her cubs to hide and hunt. A snuggle with mum helps the cubs warm up!
Cubs stay with their mum until they are almost two years old.
The long fur around the tiger’s neck is called a ruff.
Find the Frog
What colour are the eyes of the green frog?
Jump and ribbit like a frog!
These colourful frogs all live in Central and South America.
How do you think frogs move from place to place?
Stick two eyes on this frog!
FANCY FEATHERS
Pretend to be a Raggiana bird! Make a loud call and shake your feathers.
The bird puffs out his chest. Then he dances on the tree branch. He shakes and flashes his colourful feathers.
SAY MY NAME:
These birds live in tropical forests on the island of New Guinea.
The males gather near the top of tall trees.
Raggiana birds of paradise eat fruit.
Female Raggiana birds of paradise do not have long fancy feathers.
For his big finish, this bird of paradise poses like a flower. He bends over so his long, fluffy feathers fall just right. Now they look like the petals of a fancy flower. Ta-da!
There is also a flower called a bird of paradise. It looks a lot like this bird! Stick one here.
MORE PARADISE BIRDS OF
Some birds of paradise have tail feathers that are longer than a fouryear-old kid!
Stick another bird of paradise here.
Three Little Letters
Stick some more things with three letters here. Then write the words underneath.
A Snowshoe Hare Changes Colour
A Snowshoe Hare Changes Colour
Arctic Animals
Why do you think so many animals that live in snow are white?
Howl like a wolf, and hoot like an owl!
Swirls of colour can often be seen in the Arctic sky at night. They are called the Northern Lights.
The Arctic is a cold place at the top of the world.
Stick some more animals into this picture!
THREE-TOED SLOTH
A sloth’s hair grows from its belly towards its back so that rain runs off while it hangs.
Let’s visit... GERMANY!
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Ice Animal Match!
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