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Camouflage ANIMALS COLORING BOOK freebie

December 22, 2018December 30, 2023

Are you learning about camouflage animals? Here’s the perfect freebie for you!

Animals in Camouflage is an educational coloring book. Students color in the animals so they camouflage with their habitats.

Free animal camouflage coloring book. Students read the sentence and color the animal and the habitat to demonstrate camouflage.

When to Use

This is an independent activity that students can complete after a whole group lesson.

When they are done, they can read the book to each other and take it home and read it to someone in their family.

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Free animal camouflage coloring book. Students read the sentence and color the animal and the habitat to demonstrate camouflage.

Free animal camouflage coloring book. Students read the sentence and color the animal and the habitat to demonstrate camouflage.

Free animal camouflage coloring book. Students read the sentence and color the animal and the habitat to demonstrate camouflage.

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