Wild Zoo Animals Shout Out: A Spot the Match Game

Did you spot it? There is one, and only one match on each card. Players race to find their match before their opponent finds it. It can also be played "Bingo-style" with up to 31 players. Perfect for learning the names of zoo animals for preschoolers and kindergartners or for learning the names in a foreign language for any age student. You can also mix up the game by making animal sounds or classifying them into animal categories: elephant is a mammal, snake is a reptile, frog is an amphibian.

Download your FREE Mini School Shout Out game

Skills Focus

• Language-vocabulary acquisition
• Cognitive development - matching skills
• Oral processing

Included

• 31 cards in 2 sizes (3” or 5”)
• 2 optional backings
• Image Key (chart with all images labeled)
• Instructions (includes assembly directions and ‘how to play’ instructions.)
• Gift/Storage Box

Total of 4 PDF documents in 1 ZIP file

Images Included (31 images total):

Lion, tiger, elephant, poisonous frog, cobra, squirrel, raccoon, kangaroo, and more.

How to Play

To learn how to play, click here.

Game Assembly

Making the game is simple -- print, cut and play.

1. Print out front of cards (6 pages) Print in color or black and white. I like to use cardstock to increase durability. If they will be used frequently, then I also like to laminate.
2. Print desired backing
3. Cut: use 3” circle punch for circles. Use scissors or paper cutter for square shape.
4. Play!

Storage: A printable, foldable box is included.

Important Note

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All images and fonts used with CU license and permission.