Ten animal pinning pages.
Print these animal pinning pages out and attach them to a corkboard. Using a push pin, students are required to make small holes on the dots on the sheet.
Alternatively, these pictures could be used as a tracing activity.
Pinning and tracing pages help develop students fine motor skills.
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Just a thought your octopus only has 5 tentacles. I can get the children to add to your drawing but if you could squeeze 3 more into your image that would be good.
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These are awesome! I hope you will eventually add some more. Thank you!