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Critically Endangered Animals Coloring Pages

Critically Endangered Animals Coloring Pages
@ First-School.ws

Enjoy these free coloring pages for critically endangered animals to color and paint for kids of all ages, preschool, kindergarten and elementary grades.

These are appropriate to present for significant environmental dates such as:

  • April 22 · Earth Day
  • May 3rd Friday - Endangered Species Day (USA)
  • June 5 · World Environment Day
axolotl coloring page critially endangered animalaxolotl [more salamanders]
elephant coloring page critially endangered animalelephant [more elephants]
gorilla coloring page critially endangered animalgorilla [more apes · primates]
lemur coloring page critially endangered animallemur [more lemurs]
amur leopard coloring page critially endangered animalAmur leopard [more leopards]
blue-throated macaw coloring page critially endangered animalblue-throated macaw [more parrots]
orangutan coloring page critially endangered animalorangutan [more apes · primates]
rhinoceros coloring page critially endangered animalrhinoceros [more rhinoceros]
saola coloring page critially endangered animalsaola [more bovines]
tiger coloring page critially endangered animaltiger [more tigers]
angonoka tortoise coloring page critically endangered animal
angonoka tortoise [more tortoises]
turtle coloring page critially endangered animal
turtle [more turtles]
hickatee turtle critically endangered animal coloring page
hickatee · Central American river turtle
hawksbill turtle critically endangered animal coloring page
hawksbill sea turtle [more sea turtles]
vaquita coloring page critially endangered animalvaquita [whales · porpoises]

Ideas to present the coloring pages:
  • Print them all to assemble a coloring book, or select a few to present to the youngest children.
  • Visit websites to view images and/or educational videos that are age appropriate to learn about these animals.
  • Group activity at home or educational site: create a 3X4 or 4X3 mural or square the images to create a paper quilt. Cut around the circles and glue to paper plates that have been painted in complementary colors.
  • Select a few picture books related to these animals.
  • Read and listen to free digital early readers in any device:
    A Home for Elephants
    Good Day, Gorillas!
    The Black Rhinoceros and its Horm
    Ahoy! Turtle at Sea
    Where is the Vaquita?
    Did you like these? Read some more!