Come find a new favorite to read with your children.

In this adorable lift-the-flap board book, readers can lift the flaps to discover the Zoo animals hidden underneath.

Kids will love uncovering the various zoo animals.

Looking to explore life of a zookeeper, amazing zoo animals, or simply as an extension for a fieldtrip to the zoo - we’ve got the best zoo books for kids of all ages! Come find a new favorite to read with your children.

My Heart is Like a Zoowas written by Michael Hall.

This brightly colored board book turns all kinds of animals into hearts.

The adorable illustrations are accompanied by text that shares different emotions that a heart can feel.

Dear Zoo was written and illustrated by Rod Campbell. In this adorable lift-the-flap board book, readers can lift the flaps to discover the Zoo animals hidden underneath. Kids will love uncovering the various zoo animals.

ZooBorns!was written by Andrew Bleiman and Chris Eastland.

This adorable book introduces readers to cute baby Zoo animals.

Curious George at the Zoowas written by H.A.

My Heart is Like a Zoo was written by Michael Hall. This brightly colored board book turns all kinds of animals into hearts. The adorable illustrations are accompanied by text that shares different emotions that a heart can feel.

Join Curious George and the Man with the Yellow Hat as they meet with new animals at the zoo.

Kids will love the different tactile sections throughout the illustrations.

The View at the Zoowas written by Kathleen Long Bostrom and illustrated by Guy Francis.

ZooBorns! was written by Andrew Bleiman and Chris Eastland. This adorable book introduces readers to cute baby Zoo animals. Each two page spread introduces an animal with a picture, and a short paragraph with facts about the animal.

Curious George Goes to the Zoowas written and illustrated by H.A.

Will he be able to cheer her up and get her to come out of her hiding place?

Good Night, Gorillawas written by Peggy Rathmann.

Curious George at the Zoo was written by H.A. Rey. Join Curious George and the Man with the Yellow Hat as they meet with new animals at the zoo. Kids will love the different tactile sections throughout the illustrations.

Its bedtime at the zoo, and the zookeeper is saying goodnight to all the animals.

But a mischievous gorilla has stolen his keys and is letting all of the animals out behind his back.

Night Night, Zoowas written by Amy Parker and illustrated by Virginia Allyn.

The View at the Zoo was written by Kathleen Long Bostrom and illustrated by Guy Francis. In this rhyming book, a Zookeeper walks the grounds calling out orders to the animals and getting them ready for the day.

Kids will love watching the little animals brushing their teeth and getting ready for bedtime.

If I Lived at the Zoowas written by Michael Perulli and illustrated by Kyoko Fogel.

In this cute, a young kid imagines what it would be like to live at the zoo.

Curious George Goes to the Zoo was written and illustrated by H.A. Rey. When Curious George and the Man in the Yellow Hat head to the zoo, George makes friends with a baby rhino. Will he be able to cheer her up and get her to come out of her hiding place?

I Want to Be a Zookeeperwas written by Dan Liebman.

This nonfiction book gives readers a glimpse into life as a zookeeper.

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Zoo Daywas written by Anne Rockwell and illustrated by Lizzy Rockwell.

Good Night, Gorilla was written by Peggy Rathmann. It’s bedtime at the zoo, and the zookeeper is saying goodnight to all the animals. But a mischievous gorilla has stolen his keys and is letting all of the animals out behind his back.

The easy to read text is paired with cute illustrations that bring the animals to life.

Put Me in the Zoowas written by Robert Lopshire.

This classic book follows a strange animal who wants to belong in the zoo.

Night Night, Zoo was written by Amy Parker and illustrated by Virginia Allyn. This cute bedtime book follows the animals at the zoo as they get ready for bed with similar routines as humans. Kids will love watching the little animals brushing their teeth and getting ready for bedtime.

Pumpkin Day at the Zoowas written by Susan Meissner and illustrated by Pablo Pino.

This adorable book shows each of the different animals playing with pumpkins and enjoying the fall season!

Good Night Zoowas written by Adam Gamble and illustrated by Cooper Kelly.

If I Lived at the Zoo was written by Michael Perulli and illustrated by Kyoko Fogel. In this cute, a young kid imagines what it would be like to live at the zoo.

Bid goodnight to the animals at the zoo with this simple board book.

Never Play Music Right Next to the Zoowas written by John Lithgow and illustrated by Leeza Hernandez.

Kids will love seeing all the silly animals playing instruments.

I Want to Be a Zookeeper was written by Dan Liebman. This nonfiction book gives readers a glimpse into life as a zookeeper. The simple text, captions, and large, clear photographs show little ones what life is like on a regular day as a zookeeper.

1, 2, 3 to the Zoowas written and illustrated by Eric Carle.

In this colorful board book, young kids can count along with the zoo animals aboard the train.

1 Zany Zoowas written by Lori Degman and illustrated by Colin Jack.

Zoo Day was written by Anne Rockwell and illustrated by Lizzy Rockwell. In this book, a young boy and his family visit the zoo for the first time and check out all the animals. The easy to read text is paired with cute illustrations that bring the animals to life.

This rhyming book imagines what happens before the zoo opens for the day.

If I Ran the Zoowas written by Dr. Seuss.

Readers will enjoy discovering all of the crazy make believe animals that the character dreams up.

Put Me in the Zoo was written by Robert Lopshire. This classic book follows a strange animal who wants to belong in the zoo. Kids will love watching all the things that Spot can do with his spots, and the lesson he learns that there is someplace for everyone.

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Hey, Who Made This Mess?was written by Primo Gallanosa.

In this funny book, someone is making a mess at the zoo.

Kids will love following the clues in the illustrations to make a run at solve the mystery.

Pumpkin Day at the Zoo was written by Susan Meissner and illustrated by Pablo Pino. In the fall, the animals at the zoo patiently wait for the farmers to bring them pumpkins to play with! This adorable book shows each of the different animals playing with pumpkins and enjoying the fall season!

Elliewas written and illustrated by Mike Wu.

In this cute story, the zoo is closing and the animals want to save their home.

Will Ellie the elephant be able to use her paintbrush and paints to help the other animals?

Good Night Zoo was written by Adam Gamble and illustrated by Cooper Kelly. Bid goodnight to the animals at the zoo with this simple board book. The text offers different greetings to animals around the zoo, while the cute illustrations show various animals going about their day.

Kids will like the inspirational story and the colorful illustrations.

Fiona the Hippowas written and illustrated by Richard Cowdrey.

Learn about Fionas incredible story of perseverance as she does her best to survive.

Never Play Music Right Next to the Zoo was written by John Lithgow and illustrated by Leeza Hernandez. This hilarious picture book imagines what would happen if a concert next to the zoo draws in the animal crowd! Kids will love seeing all the silly animals playing instruments.

Fiona, Love at the Zoowas written and illustrated by Richard Cowdrey.

Kids will love seeing all the different animals families showing love to one another.

See You Later, Alligatorwas written by Sally Hopgood and illustrated by Emma Levey.

1, 2, 3 to the Zoo was written and illustrated by Eric Carle. In this colorful board book, young kids can count along with the zoo animals aboard the train. The simple text shows the number of animals, and the brightly colored illustrations are done in Carle’s signature style.

Readers will love all of the rhyming goodbyes they can share with loved ones!

Wild About Bookswas written by Judy Sierra and illustrated by Marc Brown.

The rhyming text and colorful illustrations make this a fun one to read aloud.

1 Zany Zoo was written by Lori Degman and illustrated by Colin Jack. This rhyming book imagines what happens before the zoo opens for the day. The peppy text counts the different animals and sees them do all kinds of silly things, which will have kids laughing out loud.

This alphabet book pairs each letter of the alphabet with something about zookeepers.

This makes it a great introduction to zookeepers for a wide range of ages.

The Gingerbread Man Loose at the Zoowas written by Laura Murray and illustrated by Mike Lowery.

If I Ran the Zoo was written by Dr. Seuss. Join Gerald McGrew as he imagines all kinds of wonderful animals that he would put in the zoo if he was in charge. Readers will enjoy discovering all of the crazy make believe animals that the character dreams up.

Join the Gingerbread Man and his classmates as they head to the zoo for a field trip.

Animal Strike at the Zoo.

Its True!was written by Karma Wilson and illustrated by Margaret Spengler.

Hey, Who Made This Mess? was written by Primo Gallanosa. In this funny book, someone is making a mess at the zoo. Kids will love following the clues in the illustrations to try to solve the mystery.

What can be done to change their mind?

Kids will appreciate the cute ending to this story.

Splat and the Cool School Tripwas written and illustrated by Rob Scotton.

Ellie was written and illustrated by Mike Wu. In this cute story, the zoo is closing and the animals want to save their home. Will Ellie the elephant be able to use her paintbrush and paints to help the other animals? Kids will like the inspirational story and the colorful illustrations.

But when the penguin exhibit gets shut down, can his day be saved?

Curious George Feeds the Animalswas written by H.A.

Rey and illustrated by Margret Rey.

Fiona the Hippo was written and illustrated by Richard Cowdrey. This book, based on a true story, introduces readers to Fiona the hippo, whose inspirational story inspired people around the world. Learn about Fiona’s incredible story of perseverance as she does her best to survive.

Field Trip Fiascowas written by Julie Danneberg and illustrated by Judy Love.

Join Sarah Jane Hartwell and her class as they head to the zoo on a field trip.

Can the class follow the rules and have a trouble free field trip?

Fiona, Love at the Zoo was written and illustrated by Richard Cowdrey. This sweet story follows Fiona the hippo as she makes her way around the zoo visiting all her animal friends and seeing how they show love to one another. Kids will love seeing all the different animals families showing love to one another.

Zoowas written by Gail Gibbons.

The detailed pictures and informative text provides lots of learning opportunities for young readers.

You See a Zoo, I See…was written by Michael Downs and illustrated by Maureen OBrien.

See You Later, Alligator was written by Sally Hopgood and illustrated by Emma Levey. Join a tortoise as he makes his way around the zoo offering rhyming goodbyes to all of his animal friends. Readers will love all of the rhyming goodbyes they can share with loved ones!

Why do animals act the way they do?

This picture book explores the behaviors of zoo animals and encourages kids to look beyond their first impressions.

Thats Not a Hippopotamus!was written by Juliette MacIver and illustrated by Sarah Davis.

Wild About Books was written by Judy Sierra and illustrated by Marc Brown. When Molly McGrew drives her bookmobile in to the zoo, she introduces animals to the world of reading and finds the perfect book for each animal. The rhyming text and colorful illustrations make this a fun one to read aloud.

When a hippopotamus goes missing at the zoo during a class trip, chaos ensues.

Kids will love the rhyming text and the funny illustrations as the class attempts to find the hippo.

Snuggle Up, Zooborns!was written by Andrew Bleiman and Chris Eastland.

Cubs in the Tub: The True Story of the Bronx Zoo’s First Woman Zookeeper was written by Candace Fleming and illustrated by Julia Downing. This picture book, based on a true story, shares the incredible tale of Bronx zookeeper Fred and his wife Helen who cared for baby lions at their home. Kids will love seeing the adorable baby animals being cared for by the couple, and learning about how Helen became the first woman zookeeper at the Bronx Zoo.

This early reader features all kinds of adorable animals cuddling up together.

The adorable animal photographs are paired with a simple, easy to read text perfect for beginning readers.

What Do You Do If You Work at the Zoo?was written by Steve Jenkins and Robin Page.

Z is for Zookeeper was written by Roland Smith and Marie Smith and illustrated by Henry Cole. This alphabet book pairs each letter of the alphabet with something about zookeepers. There is a simple statement on each page introducing the letter and word, while the sidebar provides more in depth information. This makes it a great introduction to zookeepers for a wide range of ages.

The informative text shares some of the different ways that zookeepers interact with animals.

My Visit to the Zoowas written by Aliki.

This informative picture book follows two cousins as they visit the zoo together.

The Gingerbread Man Loose at the Zoo was written by Laura Murray and illustrated by Mike Lowery. Join the Gingerbread Man and his classmates as they head to the zoo for a field trip. Kids will love watching the cookie run away from animals and solve the riddles to catch up with his class.

The text is full of information about the featured animals, and the illustrations include captions and labels.

A Trip to the Zoowas written by Karen Wallace.

Join two young brothers as they head to the zoo for the day with their mother.

Animal Strike at the Zoo. It’s True! was written by Karma Wilson and illustrated by Margaret Spengler. When the elephants at the zoo start to complain about conditions, the other animals follow suit, and soon the entire zoo is on strike. What can be done to change their mind? Kids will appreciate the cute ending to this story.

The simple text and large, clear illustrations explore the many animals they see during their trip.

Pinkalicious and the Pinktastic Zoowas written and illustrated by Victoria Kann.

Join Pinkalicious and Peter as they head to the zoo for Teddy Bear Day!

Splat and the Cool School Trip was written and illustrated by Rob Scotton. When Splat the Cat and his friends head to the zoo for a field trip, Splat only wants to see the penguins. But when the penguin exhibit gets shut down, can his day be saved?

Kids will love watching what happens when a tricky monkey steals Pinkalicious bear.

Eloise Visits the Zoowas written by Lisa McClatchy and illustrated by Tammie Lyon.

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Feeding Time at the Zoowas written by Sherry Shahan.

Pinky Got Out! was written by Michael Portis and illustrated by Lori Richmond. Follow a flamingo named Pinky as he escapes and joins up with a class of students on a field trip. Readers will enjoy seeing Pinky hiding among all the zoo animals.

This nonfiction early reader introduces readers to feeding time at the zoo.

Twas the Day Before Zoo Daywas written by Catherine Ipcizade and illustrated by Ben Hodson.

Good Dog Carl Visits the Zoowas written by Alexandra Day.

Curious George Feeds the Animals was written by H.A. Rey and illustrated by Margret Rey. When Curious George goes to the zoo, he makes friends with lots of animals and even gets to help the zookeepers!

Join Carl and Madeleine as they visit the zoo and get followed around by a wandering little elephant.

Zoo Zen: A Yoga Story for Kidswas written by Kristen Fischer and illustrated by Susi Schaefer.

Kids can learn to do real yoga poses along with the colorful illustrations in the book.

Field Trip Fiasco was written by Julie Danneberg and illustrated by Judy Love. Join Sarah Jane Hartwell and her class as they head to the zoo on a field trip. Can the class follow the rules and have a trouble free field trip?

Curious about Zoo Vetswas written by Gina Shaw.

This nonfiction picture book teaches kids about the many jobs that zoo veterinarians do.

The informative text is paired with photographs featuring vets helping all kinds of zoo animals.

Zoo was written by Gail Gibbons. This picture book introduces readers to all of the important things that happen behind the scenes at the zoo to take care of the animals. The detailed pictures and informative text provides lots of learning opportunities for young readers.

Its a Crazy Day at the Zoowas written by Stacy Doyle and illustrated by Bonnie Lemaire.

A Sick Day for Amos McGeewas written by Philip C. Stead and illustrated by Erin E. Stead.

Zookeeper Amos McGee loves spending time with the animals at the zoo.

You See a Zoo, I See… was written by Michael Downs and illustrated by Maureen O’Brien. Why do animals act the way they do? This picture book explores the behaviors of zoo animals and encourages kids to look beyond their first impressions.

River Rose and the Magical Lullabywas written by Kelly Clarkson and illustrated by Laura Hughes.

That’s Not a Hippopotamus! was written by Juliette MacIver and illustrated by Sarah Davis. When a hippopotamus goes missing at the zoo during a class trip, chaos ensues. Kids will love the rhyming text and the funny illustrations as the class attempts to find the hippo.

Snuggle Up, Zooborns! was written by Andrew Bleiman and Chris Eastland. This early reader features all kinds of adorable animals cuddling up together. The adorable animal photographs are paired with a simple, easy to read text perfect for beginning readers.

What Do You Do If You Work at the Zoo? was written by Steve Jenkins and Robin Page. This book introduces some of the interesting things that you can do as a zookeeper working at the zoo. The informative text shares some of the different ways that zookeepers interact with animals.

My Visit to the Zoo was written by Aliki. This informative picture book follows two cousins as they visit the zoo together. The text is full of information about the featured animals, and the illustrations include captions and labels.

A Trip to the Zoo was written by Karen Wallace. Join two young brothers as they head to the zoo for the day with their mother. The simple text and large, clear illustrations explore the many animals they see during their trip.

Pinkalicious and the Pinktastic Zoo was written and illustrated by Victoria Kann. Join Pinkalicious and Peter as they head to the zoo for Teddy Bear Day! Kids will love watching what happens when a tricky monkey steals Pinkalicious' bear.

Eloise Visits the Zoo was written by Lisa McClatchy and illustrated by Tammie Lyon. In this early reader, Eloise and Nanny head to the zoo for the day to check out the animals.

Feeding Time at the Zoo was written by Sherry Shahan. This nonfiction early reader introduces readers to feeding time at the zoo. The simple text shares how the animals get their food and what the different animals eat, and the colorful photographs show the different animals enjoying their foods.

‘Twas the Day Before Zoo Day was written by Catherine Ipcizade and illustrated by Ben Hodson. This spin on the classic Christmas poem follows the zookeepers and the animals at the zoo as they prepare for the kids to arrive the next day.

What the Sleepy Animals Do at the Audobon Zoo was written by Grace Millsaps and Ryan Murphy and illustrated by John Clark IV and Alyson Kilday. When a young girl asks her father why the zoo animals are all sleepy during the day, he comes up with a creative answer about what the animals are all doing at night.

Good Dog Carl Visits the Zoo was written by Alexandra Day. Join Carl and Madeleine as they visit the zoo and get followed around by a wandering little elephant.

Zoo Zen: A Yoga Story for Kids was written by Kristen Fischer and illustrated by Susi Schaefer. In this cute book, a young girl named Lyla practices ten yoga poses inspired by the animals at the zoo. Kids can learn to do real yoga poses along with the colorful illustrations in the book.

Curious about Zoo Vets was written by Gina Shaw. This nonfiction picture book teaches kids about the many jobs that zoo veterinarians do. The informative text is paired with photographs featuring vets helping all kinds of zoo animals.

It’s a Crazy Day at the Zoo was written by Stacy Doyle and illustrated by Bonnie Lemaire. This fun rhyming book follows a young girl as she makes her way around the zoo checking out all the animals and thinking about what they can do.

A Sick Day for Amos McGee was written by Philip C. Stead and illustrated by Erin E. Stead. Zookeeper Amos McGee loves spending time with the animals at the zoo. When he is too sick to come to work, the animals decide to return the favor and come visit him.

River Rose and the Magical Lullaby was written by Kelly Clarkson and illustrated by Laura Hughes. When River Rose goes to sleep at night, she is visited by a group of magical balloons that take her to the zoo where she and her dog spend time partying with the animals.

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Are your learners obsessed about animals? Then these wild animal flashcards are perfect for your kids. With bright, colorful real photos in these animal flashcards printable your children will love learning the names of animals! These animal flash cards are sure to make learning animal names fun. Simply print these free real animal flash cards printable for a handy learning tool for your toddler, preschool, pre-k, kindergarten, first grade, 2nd grade, 3rd grade, and 4th grade student to recognize and identify wild animals in real life or play a matchig game!

If you are teaching your child about animal science for kids, you will want to take a peak at these animal experiments and activities! Whether you are learning about  - we’ve got science worksheets and projects to help kids learn. Use these ideas to round-out your animal lessons with preschool, pre-k, kindergarten, first grade, 2nd grade, 3rd grade, 4th grade, 5th grade, 6th grade, 7th grade, 8th grade, 9th grade, 10th grade, 11th grade, and 12th grader.

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Kids will enjoy searching for state animals of all 50 US states with this fun and free State Animal Scavenger Hunt. This animal activity usese a map of american states with animal key for children to hunt for animals from each state! The USA printablesare such a fun, handy way for kids to learn about the United States of America with a printable scavenger hunt. This U.S. State Animal Scavenger Hunt  is fun for toddler, preschool, pre-k, kindergarten, first grade, 2nd grade, 3rd grade, 4th grade, 5th grade, and 6th garde students with cutepicture clues.  Simply print the united states scavenger hunt pdf file in color or black and white and you are ready to play and learn!

Zoo field trip worksheets to explore the zoo and learn about animals for kids!  Zoo animals worksheet pages plus zoo coloring pages for young kids too!

Looking for a clever, unique animal craft for kids? These animal crafts are made with dyed pasta and our free animal printables for toddler, preschool, pre-k, kindergarten, and first graders to work on fine motor skills while having fun. Children will enjoy creating these zoo animal crafts featuring a lion, hedgehog, snake, fish, and more! Simply download pdf file with template and get making some amazing pasta crafts!

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Make practicing sight words fun with this super cute, free printable sight word game. Pre-k, kindergarten, and first grade children will work on reading fluency as they review dolch primer sight words with this Arctic Animals theme sight word activitity.  Children wil help their penguin, polar bear, walrus, whale, moose, fox, seal, or hare work around the icebergs to get to shelts are they practice reading with this kindergarten sight words printables. Simply download pdf file with sight word printables and you are ready to play and learn!

This fascinating week-long Zoo Theme will make a fun week of lessons for your toddler, preschool, pre-k, kindergarten, first grade, 2nd grade, 3rd grade, and 4th grade students! Learn all about zoos and zoo animals with these zoo themed learning ideas. We have zoo crafts, zoo activities, zoo math, zoo science, zoo social studies, zoo printables and so much more!

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Oink, Moo, Baa…..kids have a natural fascination with farm animals. These super cute, free printable farm animal puzzles are such a fun way for kids to learn science vocabulary about animal baby names and work on visual discrimination and reasoning skills. Grab these Farm Animals and their Babies Printables for toddler, preschool, pre k, kindergarten, and first grade students. These are perfect for a farm theme or Are you my Mother book themed activity for children.

In our homeschool science we’ve been learning about the Biosphere. To help my kids better understand the different Biomes, I created this habitat game to help kids learn about he different major biomes and habitats animals live in. Habitat Adventure is a free printable Science game that teaches pre k, kindergarten, first grade, 2nd grade, 3rd grade, 4th grade, 5th grade, and 6 the grade students about 8 Major Biomes of the World, 60+ animals, as well as Taxonomy.

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Children will love learning about these fascinating animals from around the world that are sadly endangered animals. Grab these free printable Endangered Animals Worksheets for kindergarten, first grade, 2nd grade, 3rd grade, 4th grade, 5th grade, and 6th grade students to make learning about animals fun and easy!

Dive in to this fun Ocean Animals Lesson filled with fascinating information about the oceans, whales, star fish, sharks, and more amazing creatures. You will find engaging text, science experiments, printable worksheets, life cycles, printable crafts, label the anatomy, report templates, creative writing prompts, beautiful color flashcards, and so much more!

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Help kids learn about animals while sneaking in some math and science too with these 100+ animals printables. These animal activities includ animal math, animal classification cootie catchers, animal puzzles, animal alphabet worksheets, animal i spy worksheets, zoo scavenger hunts, animal antonyms, endangered animals, animal reports, and so much more! Use these free animal printables to make learning about animals for kids fun for toddler, preschool, pre-k, kindergarten, first grade, 2nd grade, 3rd grade, and more!

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Spring is the time for field trips to the local zoo. In an attempt to make our homeschool field trips extra fun (and educational) I created these super cute, zoo scavenger hunt templates. We have lots of choices with these zoo scavenger hunt printable pack to accomidate kids of all ages from toddler, preschool, pre-k, kindergarten to elementary age students in first grade, 2nd grade, 3rd grade, 4th grade, 5th grade, and 6th grade students. Whether you use the simple animal scavenger hunt or learn about endagered animals or animal habitats in one of these zoo scavenger hunt ideas - kids will have fun learning about zoology in science. Simply download free printable scavenger hunt pdf file and you are ready to learn about animals with this printable scavenger hunt at your local zoo.

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