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A little colour.
A whole zoo.
Meet animals from every theme, learn about their habitat and watch children’s own creations join the scene.
91 animals Ages 4–9
What we’ll explore
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Meet the animals
Discover animals from every theme and learn about them.
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Discover their habitat
Explore where they live and what makes their habitat distinctive.
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Create and observe
Colour an animal and watch that same creation join the screen.
Meet the animals from every theme.
91 animals, each with a sheet to colour.
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Sea Turtle
Fun fact: Sea turtles have lived on Earth since the time of the dinosaurs.
Colouring sheet for the sea turtle (PDF) -
Jellyfish
Fun fact: Jellyfish have no brain, no heart and no bones!
Colouring sheet for the jellyfish (PDF) -
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Elephant
Fun fact: Elephants are the biggest animals that live on land.
Colouring sheet for the elephant (PDF) -
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Triceratops
Fun fact: Triceratops means “three-horned face”.
Colouring sheet for the triceratops (PDF) -
Stegosaurus
Fun fact: Stegosaurus had spikes on its tail to protect itself.
Colouring sheet for the stegosaurus (PDF) -
Brachiosaurus
Fun fact: Brachiosaurus was about as tall as a four-storey building.
Colouring sheet for the brachiosaurus (PDF) -
Pteranodon
Fun fact: Pteranodon was a flying reptile, not a dinosaur, but it lived at the same time.
Colouring sheet for the pteranodon (PDF) -
Ankylosaurus
Fun fact: Ankylosaurus had a bony club on the end of its tail.
Colouring sheet for the ankylosaurus (PDF) -
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Sheep
Fun fact: A sheep’s wool keeps growing until it gets a haircut.
Colouring sheet for the sheep (PDF) -
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Goat
Fun fact: Goats are great climbers and can even climb trees.
Colouring sheet for the goat (PDF) -
Polar Bear
Fun fact: A polar bear’s fur looks white, but its skin is black.
Colouring sheet for the polar bear (PDF) -
Penguin
Fun fact: Penguins can’t fly, but they are super swimmers.
Colouring sheet for the penguin (PDF) -
Seal
Fun fact: Seals have thick blubber to keep warm in icy water.
Colouring sheet for the seal (PDF) -
Walrus
Fun fact: Walruses use their long tusks to pull themselves out of the water.
Colouring sheet for the walrus (PDF) -
Arctic Fox
Fun fact: The arctic fox’s fur turns white in winter and brown in summer.
Colouring sheet for the arctic fox (PDF) -
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Shark
Fun fact: Sharks have been around since before the dinosaurs.
Colouring sheet for the shark (PDF) -
Seahorse
Fun fact: Seahorse dads carry the babies in a pouch.
Colouring sheet for the seahorse (PDF) -
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Dolphin
Fun fact: Dolphins talk to each other with clicks and whistles.
Colouring sheet for the dolphin (PDF) -
Blue Whale
Fun fact: The blue whale is the biggest animal that has ever lived.
Colouring sheet for the blue whale (PDF) -
Giraffe
Fun fact: Giraffes are the tallest animals in the world.
Colouring sheet for the giraffe (PDF) -
Zebra
Fun fact: Every zebra has its own stripe pattern, like a fingerprint.
Colouring sheet for the zebra (PDF) -
Rhino
Fun fact: A rhino’s horn is made of keratin, the same stuff as your fingernails.
Colouring sheet for the rhino (PDF) -
Hippo
Fun fact: Hippos spend most of the day in water to keep cool.
Colouring sheet for the hippo (PDF) -
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Ostrich
Fun fact: Ostriches can’t fly, but they lay the biggest eggs of any bird.
Colouring sheet for the ostrich (PDF) -
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Sloth
Fun fact: Sloths are so slow that tiny plants called algae grow in their fur.
Colouring sheet for the sloth (PDF) -
Toucan
Fun fact: A toucan’s big beak is light because it is full of tiny air pockets.
Colouring sheet for the toucan (PDF) -
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Chameleon
Fun fact: A chameleon’s eyes can look in two different directions at once.
Colouring sheet for the chameleon (PDF) -
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Deer
Fun fact: A male deer’s antlers fall off and grow back every year.
Colouring sheet for the deer (PDF) -
Fox
Fun fact: Foxes wrap their bushy tails around themselves like a warm blanket.
Colouring sheet for the fox (PDF) -
Raccoon
Fun fact: Raccoons have very sensitive front paws, almost like little hands.
Colouring sheet for the raccoon (PDF) -
Squirrel
Fun fact: Squirrels bury nuts and forget some, and those nuts can grow into trees!
Colouring sheet for the squirrel (PDF) -
Owl
Fun fact: Owls can turn their heads almost all the way around.
Colouring sheet for the owl (PDF) -
Hedgehog
Fun fact: A hedgehog has thousands of spines on its back.
Colouring sheet for the hedgehog (PDF) -
Black Bear
Fun fact: Black bears sleep through most of the winter.
Colouring sheet for the black bear (PDF) -
Dog
Fun fact: A dog’s nose print is one of a kind, just like your fingerprint.
Colouring sheet for the dog (PDF) -
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Hamster
Fun fact: Hamsters stuff food in their cheeks to carry it home.
Colouring sheet for the hamster (PDF) -
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Ladybug
Fun fact: Ladybugs help gardens by eating tiny bugs called aphids.
Colouring sheet for the ladybug (PDF) -
Bee
Fun fact: Bees do a little dance to tell other bees where to find flowers.
Colouring sheet for the bee (PDF) -
Caterpillar
Fun fact: A caterpillar turns into a butterfly or a moth.
Colouring sheet for the caterpillar (PDF) -
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Loon
Fun fact: The loon is on Canada’s one-dollar coin, which is why it’s called the loonie!
Colouring sheet for the loon (PDF) -
Canada Goose
Fun fact: Canada geese fly in a V shape to save energy on long trips.
Colouring sheet for the canada goose (PDF) -
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Otter
Fun fact: Sea otters hold hands while they sleep so they don’t drift apart.
Colouring sheet for the otter (PDF) -
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Fennec Fox
Fun fact: Fennec foxes have giant ears that help them stay cool.
Colouring sheet for the fennec fox (PDF) -
Meerkat
Fun fact: Meerkats take turns standing guard to watch for danger.
Colouring sheet for the meerkat (PDF) -
Gecko
Fun fact: Geckos can climb walls thanks to tiny hairs on their toes.
Colouring sheet for the gecko (PDF) -
Kangaroo
Fun fact: Baby kangaroos, called joeys, ride in their mom’s pouch.
Colouring sheet for the kangaroo (PDF) -
Koala
Fun fact: Koalas eat almost nothing but eucalyptus leaves.
Colouring sheet for the koala (PDF) -
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Anglerfish
Fun fact: An anglerfish has a glowing light on its head to attract food in the dark.
Colouring sheet for the anglerfish (PDF) -
Giant Squid
Fun fact: Giant squid have eyes as big as dinner plates!
Colouring sheet for the giant squid (PDF) -
Woolly Mammoth
Fun fact: Woolly mammoths had thick fur to keep warm in the Ice Age.
Colouring sheet for the woolly mammoth (PDF) -
Sabre-toothed Cat
Fun fact: Sabre-toothed cats weren’t tigers. They were a different kind of big cat.
Colouring sheet for the sabre-toothed cat (PDF) -
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Panda
Fun fact: Giant pandas spend up to 12 hours a day eating bamboo.
Colouring sheet for the panda (PDF) -
Orangutan
Fun fact: The name orangutan means “person of the forest”.
Colouring sheet for the orangutan (PDF) -
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Ox
Fun fact: The ox is the second animal of the zodiac and stands for hard work.
Colouring sheet for the ox (PDF) -
Dragon
Fun fact: The dragon is the only make-believe animal in the Chinese zodiac.
Colouring sheet for the dragon (PDF)
Their colours. Their zoo.
Children’s own coloured animals join this scene on the big screen.