Animals

 Who is at the zoo? In this game you can first choose to meet the animals. Click the New Animal button and a box will be delivered with a noisy animal hidden inside. Click the picture that matches.

 Switcheroo Zoo Enjoy the games and activities and have done some great research on Animals from around the world.

 Interactive animal coloring pages - Interactive coloring pages about animals

 Wild Earth TV provides eleven live video feeds of animals in the wild.

 USDA Forest Service has four wildlife camera feeds.

 Playing with Plants and Animals is a cute resource for younger students from the e-Learning for Kids site. The activity has two sub-sections in which you reconstruct a plant or animal according to its parts.

 Animal Antics Learn about caribou migration and create your own comic strip.

 Africam provides four live feeds featuring African wildlife.

 Bronx Zoo The interactive activities include two identification games, a quiz, and a narrated slideshow about camels adapting to their environments.

 Wild life finder - Students can watch pictures change before their eyes, from lions to monkeys to dolphins and play interactive games that teach aboutthe behavior of animals.

 Wonder Pets! Save the Day is a cute interactive arcade-style game from Nick Jr. that would be a good activity for kindergarten-level students. Players get to choose a mission- an animal needs to be saved-dress the pets, assemble their boat, and rush to the rescue!

 Zoo mazing - George lets some of animals out of their homes! Help the animals in the zoo find their homes!

 Who Pooped? is a totally gross, yet strangely beautiful activity from the Minnesota Zoo. The graphics and interface are gorgeously simple in this interactive about animal digestion- it's sort of like a pop-up book about poop.