pdf, 21.14 MB
pdf, 21.14 MB

Teach Zoo vs Farm Animals with visual sorting mats, matching pages, and cut-and-paste worksheets. Perfect for autism, SEN, EYFS, and early learners.

This Zoo vs Farm Animals Sorting & Worksheets Pack is a simple, visual, and autism-friendly resource designed to help young learners and SEN students develop categorisation, vocabulary, and early science skills. The layouts are clean, predictable, and easy to understand—ideal for students who benefit from structured learning materials.

This pack works perfectly in EYFS, KS1, Special Education classrooms, Autism units, Speech Therapy sessions, and learning support settings. Teachers can use it for morning work, centres, independent tasks, or SEND-friendly science lessons.

What’s Included

• 1 Sorting Mat (Zoo Animals vs Farm Animals)
• 30 Sorting Cards (15 Zoo Animals + 15 Farm Animals)
• 6 Cut-and-Paste Worksheets
• 6 Matching Worksheets
• US Letter PDF — 26 pages, CMYK, 300 DPI for clear, high-quality printing

Skills Covered

• Sorting and categorisation
• Vocabulary development
• Visual discrimination
• Early science: animal types + habitats
• Fine motor practice (cutting & pasting)
• Following simple visual directions
• Independent work routines (task boxes / stations)

Perfect For

✓ Autism & SEN learners
✓ EYFS, Nursery, Reception
✓ KS1 (Year 1 & Year 2)
✓ Speech and Language Therapy
✓ Occupational Therapy (fine motor skills)
✓ SEND classrooms & resource bases
✓ Homeschool settings

Use it as a standalone activity, a centre rotation, a task-box activity, or part of your early science and language units. Realistic pictures and clear formatting make it accessible for non-readers and visual learners.

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