This hand-drawn illustration of the Sand Cat is a great way to stir interest within children for endangered animals. Colouring in is a symbolic way to give endangered species significance and worth. Children will naturally be curious to find out more, or this sheet could form part of a project to learn why this animal is declining in the wild? Sand Cats are found in the North African and Middle Eastern deserts, where the roam across the desert mostly at night using their fur as camouflage. Sadly their habitat is being lost and they are hunted both for their furs, as well as for sport, hence their near threatened status. Colouring is a perfect means of relaxation, as well as a great tool for teaching colour, texture and of course, imagination.

This hand-drawn illustration of the Newfoundland Pine Marten is a great way to stir interest within children for endangered animals. Colouring in is a symbollic way to give endangered species significance. Children will naturally be curious to find out more, or this sheet could form part of a project to learn why this animal is declining? The Newfoundland Pine Marten lives on the relatively small island of Newfoundland in Canada. Sadly, numbers of the species have been declining since 1934 for several reasons including disease, hunting and deforestation. Colouring is a perfect means of relaxation, as well as a great tool for teaching colour and texture.

A printable maze puzzle where the Grey-Winged Trumpeter is stuck in the centre of the maze, and in need of some help to find her way to safety. This bird is indigenous to South America, in particular the Amazon rainforest, where you can hear its beautifully soft birdsong. Mazes are great for all age ranges as they are not only great therapy but address a number of skills like problem solving, strategy, fine and visual motor skills and concentration. They are also great practice for hand/eye co-ordination. The Grey-Winged Trumpeter is an endangered species, and this sheet will raise curiosity and awareness of animal species facing extinction. It is important for children to be global citizens who are aware of the dangers to our ecosystem, in order for them to ensure they have a minimal impact on the planet.

A printable maze puzzle where the Madagascan Tomato Frog is stuck in the centre of the maze, and in need of some help to find his way to safety. Mazes are great for all age ranges as they are not only great therapy but address a number of skills like problem solving, strategy, fine and visual motor skills and concentration. The Madagascan Tomato Frog is an endangered species, and this sheet will raise curiosity and awareness of animal species facing extinction. It is important for children to be global citizens who are aware of the dangers to our ecosystem, in order for them to ensure they have a minimal impact on the planet.