1. Sneaky Animals

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Description

Does your little one like to play hide and seek? Lots of animals in nature play hide and see too! Go down this collection of champion animal hiders and see if your little tot can learn something new! 

Some animals hide behind other things. This baby elephant is still learning how to hide! 

Where's the elephant?
Photo from dailymail

Some animals blend right into the background! Can you find the arctic hare hiding in the photo?

Photo from Dave Brosha Flickr
Bonus arctic hare!
GIF from imgur

Stingrays are good hiders too. They like to dig into the sand and hide from scary animals.

Can you spot the stingray?
Photo from Litton Weekend Adventure

They flap their fins to hide in the sand! Flap Flap Flap! 

flap flap flap flap flap
GIF from Nicole Sharp | FYFD

Seahorses have a disguise! These leafy sea dragons look just like the seaweed behind them! 

They really are leafy!
Photo from Ocean and Design | Pinterest

The pygmy seahorse is covered in bumps like their coral home!

ninja seahorse!
GIF from GIPHY

But in the whole wide ocean, the octopus is the best hider! 

They can fit in teeny tiny holes 

How does it fit in there?
Photo from Octopus Worlds

They can change their colour to blend in, or camouflage 

you cant see me..YOU CAN SEE ME!
GIF from GIPHY

Some are like the stingray and want to hide in the sand! 

sand sand sand
GIF from GIPHY

Once they get found though, they make a whole cloud of ink and RUN! 

Swim away!!!!!
GIF from GIPHY

So if your tot wants to be the best at hide and seek, they can learn from lots of animals! They can make their blend in to their background, they can dress in a disguise, or they can run away when they're found! Now, it's time for you and your tot to play hide and seek! Have fun and good luck! 

No peeking!
GIF from GIPHY


Task

  • Try out some animal hiding techniques! 
  • Colour some print outs and try to camouflage them around your home!


Learning Objectives

  • Animals hide too! 
  • Different animals have different ways to hide 


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