A poem about giraffe spots
My life as a giraffe kid
Lions vs. giraffes
Wild about giraffes
Giraffes and okapis are the only living giraffids
What are ossicones? And why do giraffes have spots?
Animal runners-up: Meet the unfamous cousin of the giraffe
Animal identification
Students in northern Tanzania enjoy visiting their local national parks
Kids talk about giraffes and life through pen pal program
All about the woman who loves giraffes
Genetics to the giraffe rescue
Giraffe detectives
Tanya is a lawyer who helps endangered species
Matana studies what giraffes like to eat
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You can use these photos for school projects or at home.
This matching game comes with a warning!
Color to reveal the scene.
Find the matching pairs: From the Giraffe, Rhinoceros & Elephant Activity Book by Megan Strauss, courtesy of Wild Nature Institute.
Color the giraffes to figure out which head and body belong together. Tip: use a different color for each giraffe. From Giraffe, Rhinoceros & Elephant Activity Book, courtesy of Wild Nature Institute.
African savanna word search.
Find the differences between the pictures.
Giraffe pattern matching game!
In this activity each student creates their own special spot to add to a large poster of a giraffe.
Have some fun! Learn how to draw these three large African mammals: From Nature’s Giants magazine, courtesy of Wild Nature Institute. Illustrator: Kayla Harren.
Color in these cute giraffe calves and add to the picture.
Color to reveal the scene.
Learn about Masai giraffes and enjoy some mindful coloring!
Practice your nature doodling with these tips!
Repurpose items from home to make this fun craft!
Activity book for young giraffe lovers!
(Ages 3-8)
English
Swahili
A few animal jokes … and an activity to try at home!
Create a monster movie poster featuring your favorite animal or plant.
Apple orchard…
Resources for parents & educators:
Visit https://www.jumathegiraffe.com/ to learn more about the Juma the Giraffe story. Also, you’ll find lesson plans, field guides, and activities to accompany the story..
Genetics to the giraffe rescue
Tanya is a lawyer who helps endangered species
- Join a nature club or even a giraffe club like this one.
- Take notice! Learn about giraffes and the ecosystems where they live.
- Raise awareness and advocate for giraffe protection and conservation.
- Support giraffe conservation projects.
Become a giraffe champion
