Wolves Activities & Worksheets

Wolves Activities & Worksheets | FREE Printable Pack with 24 Questions, 18 Picture Cards & a Hands-On Experiment

Can you count wolves from their tracks? Do wolves really howl at the Moon? Is the shortest route always the easiest?

Turn children’s curiosity into a playful exploration of wolves! This free printable pack invites learners to examine illustrations, discuss ideas, tell stories and test a prediction with a simple route experiment.

What’s included?

• 24 discussion and creative tasks in one dice-based question grid: 12 easier tasks and 12 more challenging activities.
• 18 illustrated picture cards for observing, comparing and storytelling.
• One complete experiment: “Short Route or Easy Route?” Compare a short route through deep snow with a longer trail using a printable map, surface cards, a wolf playing piece and 14 energy tokens.
• Detailed answers and educator guidance for every question, including possible child responses and follow-up prompts.
• Printing instructions, a combined PDF and an editable Word version of the adult guide.

More than remembering animal facts

Children practise describing what they can see, considering different explanations and recognising when they need more evidence. Creative prompts invite them to imagine a pup’s day, write a caption and invent a message made of tracks.

The experiment adds a practical challenge: a shorter route may require more effort! Children count, compare and reconsider their choices when conditions change.

Flexible and easy to use

Use the pack for classroom discussions, small-group activities, homeschooling or learning together at home. Roll a die to select a question or choose one directly. Children can respond in words, through gestures or with a partner.

Print-friendly A4 materials with black-and-white illustrations. All content is in English.

This free pack works independently and includes 24 of the full collection’s 144 questions, plus one of its seven experiments in full.

Download, print and start exploring the world of wolves!