Whose Tail Is This? - Animal Tails
Use picture details and the question clues to make an observation about the world.
Choose your way to explore.
- What’s included
- 30 questions to try at your own pace. 5 printable question sets; choose one at a time.
- What you need
- A screen for the game. For printables, use paper and a pencil or crayons.
Whose Tail Is This? - Animal Tails
Look, read, or listen. Choose one answer, then see why it fits. Take your time.
Start the activityTry one together.
Whose broad, flat tail is this?
Rabbit
Macaw
Beaver
Show the answer and why
Beaver
A beaver uses its flat tail to steer while swimming!
This example uses a question from the activity. Open the game to try the rest at your own pace.
Watch. Think. Give it a try.
Play along with the video, then try the activity at your own pace.
Watch on YouTube Opens YouTube in a new tab.Choose a worksheet set.
Try one short set at a time. Each set lists its question range and where to find the separate answer guide.
Worksheet 1 of 5 · Questions 1–6
Set 1 of 5 · 6 questions · questions 1–6
7 pages · PDF · US Letter · fit to A4
6 questions with space to explain your thinking. Separate answer guide starts on page 5.
Worksheet 2 of 5 · Questions 7–12
Set 2 of 5 · 6 questions · questions 7–12
7 pages · PDF · US Letter · fit to A4
6 questions with space to explain your thinking. Separate answer guide starts on page 5.
Worksheet 3 of 5 · Questions 13–18
Set 3 of 5 · 6 questions · questions 13–18
7 pages · PDF · US Letter · fit to A4
6 questions with space to explain your thinking. Separate answer guide starts on page 5.
Worksheet 4 of 5 · Questions 19–24
Set 4 of 5 · 6 questions · questions 19–24
7 pages · PDF · US Letter · fit to A4
6 questions with space to explain your thinking. Separate answer guide starts on page 5.
Worksheet 5 of 5 · Questions 25–30
Set 5 of 5 · 6 questions · questions 25–30
7 pages · PDF · US Letter · fit to A4
6 questions with space to explain your thinking. Separate answer guide starts on page 5.
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Choose a printable question set. Talk about how you found each answer, then make up one question together.