Cute Little Turquoise Turtle Shaped Zippy Zoo Zipper Pouch made of cotton fabric. This cute turtle zipper pouch has button eyes. These pouches are great for taking your knitting or crochet accessories and keeps all the little things together. The pouch is lined and has a cute metal charm zipper pull. It would also be great for ear buds and cords for small electronics, children's small toys, small cosmetics or bills and coins. It is handmade of 100% cotton with a polyester zipper. It can be hand washed and laid out flat to dry. All internal seams are over-edged. _______________________________ Overview: * Size Large 4 1/2" wide x 5 1/2" long inches * Size Small 4" wide x 4 1/2" long inches * Charm and bead zipper pull * Great for small Knitting or Crochet accessories, Coin and small cosmetics, little toys or travel accessories. __________________________ See my other ZIPPY ZOO ANIMAL POUCHES: https://www.etsy.com/shop/SewWithIt?ref=listing-shop2-all-items-count§ion_id=19273640 **************************** All sewing is done by me in a pet and smoke free environment.. Be sure to check the Shipping and Policies before ordering.
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Zoo'Opolis Exotic Petting Zoo is a wildlife sanctuary in Brown County, Indiana where you can feed, pet, and play with the animals.
Hi! It's hard to believe that my granddaughter was 5 on April 25th. She'll be going to kindergarten this fall! Time sure does fly. We've had a couple celebrations and I'm going to share a card I have mailed to her using the new Zany Zoo Bundle and the Zoo...
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Everyone loves going to the zoo! We get to see giraffes, zebras, elephants and my favorite monkeys! The zoo is usually the kids most favorite field trip of the year. I'm sharing a fun zoo field trip freebie that your students can work on when you return from a fun day at the zoo.
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At the end of Kindergarten every year, we always take our students to the Pittsburgh Zoo as final field trip. It is so much fun for the students and the adults! I am so excited to continue to use this unit and get the students even MORE excited about the trip!! The "We're Going to the Zoo" pack includes centers, readers, games and even things to use for the field trip! We're Going to the Zoo Pack! The first center included in the pack is a Zoo Animals Syllable Sort Center. In this center, students will clap out the syllables of the different zoo animals and sort them into the various enclosures. However, the animals in the enclosures will not make real-life sense to be together, but only because they have the same amount of syllables! There is also a follow up worksheet for early finishers. The follow up worksheet directs students to cut and glue the zoo animals to the correct number of syllables! The syllables sort center is sold separately through the link below. Zoo Animals Syllable Sort The second center within the Zoo Pack is the Zoo Animals Teen Ten Frame Game! In this center, students can read the teen ten frame and then sort between if the ten frame is true or false. Some examples of the teen ten frames are shown below. There is also a follow up worksheet for early finishers. The follow up worksheet directs students to fill in different teen ten frames! The Zoo Animals Teen Ten Frame Game is sold separately through the link below! Zoo Animals Teen Ten Frame Game One of my favorite books to read for the zoo is "Animal Strike at the Zoo! It's True!" The book definitely has some silly components and is perfect for the Kindergarten age level, which is why I incorporated it into the zoo pack! The Story Extension activities include graphic organizers for text-to-self connections, predictions and sequencing the story! The craftivity is for the kiddos to make zoo animal puppets! The "Animal Strike at the Zoo! It's True!" extension activities are sold separately through the link below. Animal Strike at the Zoo! It's True! Extension Activities The animals included to make the puppets are: elephant, giraffe, hippo, lion, monkey, panda, penguin and zebra! Before you go on your trip to the zoo, there's also an emergent reader for the students to read that will teach them unique facts about certain animals from the zoo: elephant, giraffe, hippo, kangaroo, lion, monkey, panda, peacock, penguin and zebra. The students enjoy the title of the book "Zookeeper in training" as if when they go to the zoo, they are masters of the zoo animals! This text can be challenging for Kindergarten, however, I still have them search for sight words that they know as we read it together. They love to learn the fun facts and they're even more excited when they see those animals at the zoo and shout out the facts! After reading and learning all the new facts about the different animals, they love wearing the Zookeeper in Training name tags! The front looks like the picture below and the back has slots for teacher's name, school name, address, phone number and chaperone information. Students can work together as a class to tally their favorite zoo animal to see as a class at the zoo. The "We Are Going to the Zoo!!" roll and color game offers a fun independent or paired activity! Finally, after the zoo field trip, you can use the following days to create a "My Zoo Field Trip Memory Book" to allow students to write about their favorite and most memorable parts at the zoo!
