FREE Printable Flamingo Life Cycle Worksheets for Kids

• Mazes – Complete the mazes
• Tangles – Find your way through the tangles
• Trace the Lines – Trace the lines to match the pictures
• Trace the Letters of the Alphabet – Trace the uppercase and lowercase letters of the alphabet.
• Alphabet Cards – Cut out, laminate and use to match the lower case letters to the uppercase ones.
• Trace the Words – Improve handwriting skills while learning to spell.
• Beginning Letter Sounds – Cut out, laminate and use a peg or paperclip to clip or place a pom pom or candy onto the correct answer.
• Syllable Cards – Cut out, laminate and use a peg or paperclip to clip or place a pom pom or candy onto the correct answer.
• Alphabetical Order – Cut and paste in alphabetical order.
• Trace the Numbers – Trace the numbers from one to fifty.
• Counting Puzzles – Cut out, laminate and use the numbers to place the puzzles back together.
• I Spy – Count the Objects– Count the objects.

Flamingo facts for kids

Flamingos are fascinating creatures that capture the imagination of kids and adults alike! Here are 20 interesting Flamingo facts for kids to learn more about these graceful birds:

1. Flamingos are known for their vibrant pink color, which comes from the food they eat, such as shrimp and algae.
2. They can stand on one leg for hours at a time, which helps them conserve energy.
3. Flamingos are social birds and live in large groups called colonies or flocks.
4. They are excellent swimmers and can travel long distances in search of food.
5. Flamingos have webbed feet that help them paddle through water easily.
6. Their long, thin necks help them reach underwater to catch their food.
7. They have a unique beak that is adapted for filtering out algae and small crustaceans from the water.
8. Flamingos can fly at speeds of up to 35 miles per hour.
9. They are found in parts of Africa, Asia, Europe, and the Americas.
10. Flamingos are known for their elaborate courtship displays, which involve dancing, calling, and preening.
11. They can live for up to 40 years in the wild.
12. Flamingos are monogamous, meaning they mate for life.
13. Their nests are built using mud and can be found in shallow water or on islands.
14. Flamingos lay a single egg, which both parents take turns incubating.
15. They have a specialized gland near their tail that produces a special oil to keep their feathers waterproof.
16. Flamingos are considered a symbol of elegance and grace
17. They are often used as inspiration for art, fashion, and home decor
18. Flamingos can sleep standing up on one leg to avoid predators
19. They communicate with each other using a variety of calls and vocalizations
20. Flamingos play an important role in their ecosystems by controlling the populations of certain organisms.

Flamingo Printables

• Counting Cards – Shade the answer or cut out, laminate and use a peg or paperclip to clip or place a pom pom or candy onto the correct answer.
• Addition Cards – Shade the answer or cut out, laminate and use a peg or paperclip to clip or place a pom pom or candy onto the correct answer.
• Subtraction Cards – Shade the answer or cut out, laminate and use a peg or paperclip to clip or place a pom pom or candy onto the correct answer.
• Size Sequencing Cards – Cut out, laminate and place in order from largest to smallest or vice versa.
• Cross the Odd one Out – Cross out the object that is different.
• Cut and Paste the Pattern – Cut out and paste the answer in the correct spot.
• Coloring Activity – Spin and then color the picture in the correct color.
• Skip Counting – Write in the missing numbers.
• Find the Letters – Shade in the circles or use a dot marker or bingo marker to dot out all of the correct letters.
• Let’s Graph – Print out the pictures on white cardstock and then cut them out. Place them face down on a table and pick up one and graph.
• Write and Color – Write the word then color the picture.

Flamingo Worksheets

• Color Matching Cards – Match the color; a great way to learn colors.
• Shadow Matching Cards – Match the picture with its shadow.
• Shape Matching – Draw a line to match the shapes.
• Match the Picture to the Word – Draw a line to match the picture to the word.
• More or Less – Read the instructions and write the correct numbers.
• Life Cycle Poster
• Life Cycle Cut and Paste – Cut and paste in the correct order.
• Draw the life cycle – Draw the pictures of the life cycle in the correct order.
• Life Cycle Stages – Write the life cycle stages.
• Life Cycle Book – Trace the life cycle stages.
• Life Cycle Word Search – Find the words in the word search.