Hello everyone! Following the success of my alphabet flashcards, I set out last year to create cards for African animals. Of course, life got in the way, but I'm happy to say that I have finally finished what I started.

 

Below are two PDF files for printing at your leisure. I'm sure you'll enjoy them, even if you keep them for yourselves or hand them out to the children in your own lives.

 

Andrea :o)

African Animal Cards_A-L.pdf

African Animal Cards_M-Z.pdf

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  • These are incredible!!!
  • Hi all,

     

    Attached is a .zip file for anyone who has had difficulties with the PDF files. Enjoy! :o)

    AfricanCards.zip

  • Andrea:  Still can't bring up the animal cards - what am I doing?  Thanks, Laurie  ( I had no trouble getting the other alphabet cards!)
  • So are these cards something Sandy wants us to send over?
    • Dawson, these cards are the second set Andrea has made for us.  The first set was alphabet cards, which are

      also on the KAS website.  The sets are useful for photo copying and making the colorful booklets that Ronda

      passes out to the children in the creches.    So they are not actually cards at present but can be made into

      card sets or into pages for the booklets.

  • Thanks so much Andrea! I teach English as an Additional Language to 4-11 year olds here in Wales and these pictures are perfect for our current work. I have pupils from Libya(!!), Portugal, Bangla Desh, Czech Republic, Poland, Bulgaria and Kenya at the moment and as always everyone is fascinated by animals, regardless of language or background.
    And yes, children coming to Wales learn English AND Welsh. So we have some very interesting lessons!
    Will let you know how we get on.
    • I would love to learn Welsh! I'm so glad you're finding a use for these cards. I know my two boys love anything to do with animals - doggie was their first word! :o)
  • Andrea, these are perfect for the children. Using animals they know will help them learn and the info with each is an extra educational tool for the teachers to use.   I especially like how creative you were with the "U" and "X".

  • Hi Rachel 

    Many thanks for the link.

    Happy Knitting, Barbara x

  • Hi Andrea, 

    Wonderful cards which I'm looking forward to printing out for my two grandsons. I thought I would mount them on card but Rachel's idea about them being laminated sounds good to me.

    If you don't mind could you let me have info on the alphabet cards please.

    I buy toys from the charity shops for them to play with when they visit so I am always on the look out for something they don't have a home.

    I'll let you know how I get on as they are visiting next Saturday.

    Many thanks, Barbara 

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