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Status: Critically Endangered to Vulnerable
Giraffe Coloring Pages and Printable Activities

Giraffe Coloring Pages
and Printable Activities @ First-School.ws

Enjoy these free giraffe coloring pages to color, paint or crafty educational projects for young children, preschool, kindergarten and early elementary.

Unleash your inner explorer and bring these giraffes to life with vibrant colors, imagining exciting safari adventures where these gentle giants roam free!

Observances: June 21st is World Giraffe Day


letter g giraffe printable activities
Letter G giraffe printable activitivies
letter g trace and put spots on giraffe activity
Trace, color & put spots on the giraffe
[S. block] [D'Nealian]
giraffe coloring pages
giraffe [online puzzle]
giraffe and calf coloring page
giraffe & calf
[animal babies & families]
giraffe coloring page
giraffe
giraffe coloring page
giraffe
giraffe coloring page
giraffe
giraffe in love coloring page for valentine's day
giraffes in love [Valentine's Day]
giraffe coloring page
giraffe
draw a giraffe and write
Draw a giraffe & write
suggestions for use
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Giraffidae family

Towering Tales: Fun Facts About Giraffes! :
  • Super Tall! Giraffes are the tallest animals in the whole world! They can grow taller than a one-story house. Wow!
  • Long, Licky Tongues! Did you know a giraffe's tongue can be as long as your arm? They use their super long tongues to grab yummy leaves from tall trees.
  • Spotty and Special! Just like your fingerprints are special to you, each giraffe has its own unique pattern of spots. No two giraffes have the exact same spots!
  • Not Much Sleep! Giraffes don't need a lot of sleep. Sometimes they only snooze for a little bit each day. They can even sleep standing up!
  • Long Necks, Same Bones! Even though their necks are super long, giraffes only have seven bones in their necks, just like you! Their neck bones are just much, much bigger.
  • Conservation status: As a species they are not considered endangered. Out of eight assessed subspecies, two—the reticulated giraffe and the Masai giraffe—are classified as endangered. Another two, the Kordofan giraffe and the Nubian giraffe, are critically endangered.