
Elephants at the Zoo
Zoo elephants inside a large enclosure with visitors, signs, and layered habitat details in front.
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Nine zoo enclosures fill these 10 pages, and each one is a full scene with a fence, a sign and visitors looking in.

Zoo elephants inside a large enclosure with visitors, signs, and layered habitat details in front.

Giraffes inside a zoo enclosure with visitors standing below the fence and habitat signs above.

Lions resting inside a zoo enclosure with visitors, rocks, and habitat details in front.

Zebras inside a zoo enclosure with visitors standing below the fence and habitat signs above.

Monkeys climbing inside a zoo enclosure with visitors gathered along the fence below.

Pandas inside a zoo enclosure with visitors, rocks, and habitat details in front.

A penguin enclosure with multiple penguins, icy rocks, and zoo visitors along the fence below.

A flamingo enclosure filled with birds, water, rocks, and a zoo entrance sign above.

A reptile enclosure with turtles, snakes, crocodiles, rocks, and zoo visitors below the fence.

A bear, a bunny and a giraffe in striped party hats, smiling together under a bunch of balloons with confetti in the air.
Elephants walk together along the rail, giraffes reach for leaves while people stand below the fence, and a group of lions rests on the rocks. Zebras get their own striped enclosure with habitat signs overhead, monkeys climb while a crowd gathers along the fence, and pandas settle among rocks and greenery. The penguin page has several birds on icy rocks, the flamingo page puts an entrance sign above a pond of pink birds, and the reptile page squeezes turtles, snakes and crocodiles into one pen.
Every scene has plenty of small spaces, so these suit ages 6 and up. Younger kids can color one animal and leave the crowd for later. Open a picture for a PDF that prints on US Letter or A4.
Yes. Print the animals your class will see, like the lions or the penguins, and have kids color them before the visit. Afterward they can compare their colors with the real enclosure.
Elephants, giraffes, lions, zebras, monkeys, pandas, penguins and flamingos each get a page, and one reptile page shows turtles, snakes and crocodiles together.
The penguin page has icy rocks and the flamingo page has water and rocks, so kids can color two very different habitats side by side. Ask them what each animal needs from its home.
They can be, since each enclosure includes visitors, signs and a fence. Let little ones color just the animal and skip the background, then add the rest on a second day.
Give each group one enclosure and a few real photos of the animal. When the pages are done, tape them in a row on a wall to make a class zoo map.
Yes. Each PDF prints on Letter or A4 with no watermark, so a stack of copies makes an easy activity for guests.