I have made three different designs for this game which are decorated with images of cute baby animals. You can play this game on your baby shower party, on a spring party, Easter gatherings and also in your classrooms. Names for baby animals can be silly, sweet, and strange.
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The activity pack includes the following pairs of farm animals. This is also a great activity to build on the child’s language skills. 'Title: Subtitle of Part of Web Page, if appropriate.' Title: Subtitle: Section of Page if appropriate. They’ll have to match them up to create the correct associations. This pack includes photographs of adult & baby animal pairs from the farm to enable the baby and adult to be matched for younger children, or a memory game for older ones. Swans: a bevy or lamentation, a wedge when in flightĮxplore more through the library with lists, blogs, storytime videos and more about animals. Today I have made adorable free printables for Match The Baby Animal Name Game. Did you know that all animals have special names for their offspring In this game, guests are given two lists: names of adult animals and the name of their babies. Pigs: a drift or drove (younger pigs), or a sounder, litter or team (older pigs) Baby Animal Name Game is a fun baby shower game where guests have to match the baby animals with their respective mamas. Geese: a gaggle or flock, a skein when in flight
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Have you ever wondered what to call a group of animals? Sure you may know a group of deer is called a herd, or a group of birds is called a flock, but what do call a group of rhinoceroses or porcupines? Let's find out!Ĭats: a clowder, glaring, pounce, nuisance or clutter Kittens: a litter or kindle Wild cats: a destructionĬhickens: a brood or peep Chicks: a clutch or chatteringĬows: a kine, drove, herd or fold twelve or more cows are a flinkĭogs: a pack or cowardice Puppies: a litterįish: a school, shoal, run, haul or catch