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Martin Waddell’s picture book, Owl Babies, is one of our all-time family favorites. This timeless tale of three baby owls anxiously waiting for their mother to come home reminds me of how my own young children feel when I am gone. I was thrilled to hear it had been chosen as this week’s virtual book club pick. This book is very popular and should be in most libraries, but In My Tree is an adorable alternative book pick for this week’s theme. My kids helped me put together a fun printable to practice colors, and we are excited to try all the fun owl themed learning activities my co-hosts have come up with.
Learning Colors With Owls
I created this very simple color matching printable activity. Just click on the image above to download the PDF. Your child can draw lines to match the owls with their nests. If you want the activity to last a bit longer, you can paint – with matching paint colors. My four-year-old love this watercolor set. You could also glue on pieces of colored yarn.
More Fun and Free Owl Themed Learning Activities for Kids
My co-hosts have a wealth of wonderful owl-themed learning activities for you to enjoy with your kids this week! Here they are, sorted by category. I’ve added a couple of activities that my family has enjoyed that didn’t make it into any of the co-host posts this week.
I’m thinking cut the owls out and glue them on the nests. But that may be my dislike of the drawing lines to connect them because my kids never draw straight lines, but loop de loops and it turns into a big guessing game.
I love owls. We have some big ones that live on our property.
I’m thinking cut the owls out and glue them on the nests. But that may be my dislike of the drawing lines to connect them because my kids never draw straight lines, but loop de loops and it turns into a big guessing game.
That is a great alternative use for this worksheet!
One of my preschoolers is always matching up colours so I’m going to download this for her thank you :-)
I love owls too! My son really liked the Guardians of Ga’Hoole series. I have some picture books and cool science videos on owls too if your kids might like them: https://www.pragmaticmom.com/2011/11/owl-bat-picture-books/
My kids also loved taking apart an owl pellet which is a science project they do in 5th grade.
We loved this book too! There is something about owls that appeal to all kids, I think!
What a cool printable! I love the idea of painting the owls!
Your printables are awesome! It’s wonderful that the kids helped you make them.
That is such a great printable MaryAnne I will be downloading to use with my god-daughter as she loves the Owl Baby book.
Such a sweet book! I like your cute owl and nest graphics, too. :)