Wildlife Worksheets

Download and print for your classroom or fun learning at home!

Explore our collection of fun and educational worksheets, created by our friend
Rosie from the Biophilia Project!

Designed to complement our curriculum-based school incursions and provide a fun follow-up activity for wildlife birthday parties, these free resources are perfect for continuing the learning in the classroom or at home.

With colouring-in sheets, cloze passages, drawing and matching activities, there's plenty to spark curiosity and a love for Australian wildlife.

Download, print and join us in inspiring the next generation to learn about, appreciate and protect our amazing native animals!

A black-and-white coloring page featuring a large tree with various Australian animals, with a list of species to find and color.
A black-and-white coloring page featuring a large tree with various Australian animals, with a list of species to find and color.
Spot the Species

Find and colour the Australian animals in the native gum tree

An educational chart titled 'The Art of Camouflage: Nature's Game of Hide and Seek' displaying five animals matched with their habitats. The animals are a hooded plover, white-lipped tree frog, tawny frogmouth, yellow-footed rock wallaby, and centralian knob-tail gecko. The habitats include sandy arid deserts, eucalypt woodlands, semi-arid rocky ranges, open sandy shorelines, and tropical rainforest.
An educational chart titled 'The Art of Camouflage: Nature's Game of Hide and Seek' displaying five animals matched with their habitats. The animals are a hooded plover, white-lipped tree frog, tawny frogmouth, yellow-footed rock wallaby, and centralian knob-tail gecko. The habitats include sandy arid deserts, eucalypt woodlands, semi-arid rocky ranges, open sandy shorelines, and tropical rainforest.
Art of Camouflage

Match the Australian animals to their natural habitat

Illustration of the life cycle of a kangaroo, showing stages from a pouch young to an adult kangaroo with arrows indicating progression.
Illustration of the life cycle of a kangaroo, showing stages from a pouch young to an adult kangaroo with arrows indicating progression.
Marsupial Magic

Complete the closed passage to learn about a kangaroo’s life cycle

Illustration of extinct animals in the Adelaide region, including a feather-tail glider, Regent Honeyeater, platypus, and common death adder, with accompanying informational text.
Illustration of extinct animals in the Adelaide region, including a feather-tail glider, Regent Honeyeater, platypus, and common death adder, with accompanying informational text.
Gone for Good

Colour the extinct species in the Adelaide region. Consider how you can help protect other native animals from extinction.

Black and white coloring page of a backyard habitat with birds, bees, a frog pond, and a lizard lounge, featuring bird and possum boxes, bird bath, and neighboring plants and trees.
Black and white coloring page of a backyard habitat with birds, bees, a frog pond, and a lizard lounge, featuring bird and possum boxes, bird bath, and neighboring plants and trees.
Backyard Biodiversity

Colour in the backyard habitat and consider what you could add to your own backyard

A worksheet titled 'Design your Own Habitat Garden' with space for drawing, and suggestions for habitat elements such as bird boxes, native plants, frog pond, and hollow logs.
A worksheet titled 'Design your Own Habitat Garden' with space for drawing, and suggestions for habitat elements such as bird boxes, native plants, frog pond, and hollow logs.
Habitat Garden

Design a successful habitat garden to encourage native species in your backyard

Explore more of Rosie’s beautiful work here

The BioPhilia Project logo with handwritten text and a background of botanical illustrations in green.

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Close-up of a young saltwater crocodile perched on a log with a blurred green background.