SMALL DISCOVERIES. SHARED ADVENTURES.
A Little Play.
A Closer Look.
Pick a game, take your time, and see what you notice together.
Zoo Bingo
Spot an animal or detail, then check its square. Three in a row, column, or diagonal makes Bingo.
A fresh card starts a new round. Your progress stays while you switch games and resets when this page reloads.
Zoo Scavenger Hunt
Look beyond the animal. Find clues about habitats, care, and conservation. Check each discovery as you go; skip anything you cannot find.
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Animal Sketch Challenge
Bring a pencil and paper, or use the printable sheet. Follow the prompts on your phone and draw on paper at your own pace.
SKETCH PROMPT 1 OF 3
Start with Shapes
Choose an animal. Build its outline with circles, ovals, and simple lines.
Look up often. A quick sketch is enough; it does not need to be perfect.
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Match the Habitat
Where does each animal live in the wild? Choose the best match from the three options. You can play at the zoo or at home.
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ANIMAL 1 OF 6
Fennec Fox
Which natural habitat is the best match?
These are broad habitat matches. Animals can use more than one type of habitat. Revisit any animal with the Previous and Next buttons.
TAKE THE ADVENTURE WITH YOU
A Little Less Screen Time.
Download, print, and bring a pencil. These activities are ready for your next zoo day.
Animal Detective
Four challenges, with room to write and sketch.
Download Detective PDF1 page · US LetterScavenger Hunt
Eight clues about habitats, care, and conservation.
Download Scavenger Hunt PDF1 page · US LetterAnimal Sketch Challenge
Three prompts with space to draw.
Download Animal Sketch Challenge PDF2 pages · US LetterMatch the Habitat
Six animal matches and a separate answer key.
Download Match the Habitat PDF2 pages · US LetterPrint at actual size on US Letter paper, or choose “Fit” for A4. The sheets also work in black and white.
Game progress stays while you switch activities and resets when you reload this page.
Give animals space to be themselves. Stay in visitor areas, keep voices gentle, and follow the zoo’s signs and keeper guidance.