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We are a HUGE outdoorsy nature loving and geocaching family so searching for animals, their tracks, and even their scat is pretty normal for my kids! (One of our favorite books is Tracks, Scat, and Signs!) But I realize some kids need a little extra prompting to get outdoors or help properly identify animal tracks that they come across on a nature hike. These printable free printable animal tracks Explorer ID Cards will be a great reference when searching for animal prints on the trail! The best place to find animal tracks are on soft muddy areas or shortly after a fresh rain!
PRINT HERE ==> Animal Tracks Explorer ID Cards
Below are a couple of images from the Explorer ID Cards in the set.
Animal Tracks featured in this set are as listed below:
Bear
Cat
Coyote
Crow
deer
Dog
Fox
Squirrel
Skunk
I HIGHLY recommend laminating these free printable cards with a simple at home laminator so that it will be water resistant and last longer outdoors. You can even use a hole punch
See how Surviving a Teacher’s Salary took this idea and turned it into beautiful artwork!
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This is so fun! Thanks for sharing! My kids will absolutely love these printables. I hope it’s ok, but I featured your post in my June Family Focus on getting kids outside and learning to love nature. Happy travels and many adventures to you! -Missy
Thank you so much for sharing them! We love the outdoors!
I love these so much!! Thank You!!!!!!
Wondering if there’s any way you could make additional tracks? I’m making both my kids a Nature Bag for our Cottage Summer and there’s a lot of Moose, Beavers and Rabbits in our neighbourhood. We see these tracks quite often as well! (I’m in Northern Ontario)
Thanks so much for these! I’ve printed them out, laminated them and put them together for my daughter to take with us on our upcoming camping trip! I’ve also shared your printable with my readers. Very grateful for your work and beautiful cards!
I absolutely adore this! I thought you might want to know though, the word ‘bite’ in the fun facts for beat is misspelled “bit”.