In the Air, Ocean, and On Land

Worksheet Description

The beetle and crab often give students the most trouble. Take your time and carefully choose the best creature for each of the indicated sounds.

This worksheet is a “Who Am I?” matching activity that challenges children to pair various animal illustrations with their corresponding sounds. The bottom section of the worksheet displays images of six animals, including a goat and a mouse. Above the animal images are speech bubbles containing words that represent the sounds animals make, such as “CHIRP,” “SQUEAK,” “SING,” “CLICK,” “WHINE,” and “BLEAT.” The student’s task is to draw lines from each sound to the appropriate animal that typically makes that sound.

The worksheet is designed to help students learn the distinct sounds made by different animals, encouraging them to make associations between visual representations and auditory information. It aims to enhance the children’s understanding of animal communication and behavior. The activity also serves to broaden their vocabulary with onomatopoeic words that reflect the sounds these animals produce. In completing this exercise, students further develop fine motor skills as they draw the connections between the animals and their respective sounds.