Label the Sea Turtle
Download and print this worksheet and have your kids label the sea turtle! It’s perfect for your ocean or summer themed lesson plans.
Whether you’re studying the life cycle of a sea turtle or just looking for something fun to add to your ocean-themed lessons, this worksheet will help your kids practice cutting and pasting while building their vocabulary.
Label the Sea Turtle
Add this free summer printable to your seasonal lesson plans. Because it’s print-and-go, it’s perfect for busy homeschool moms and teachers like you!
Activities in which kids label things are great for building vocabulary. Either you can use labeling worksheets to introduce new vocabulary words, or you can use them to reinforce words you’ve already introduced.
You can also use these types of activities to help little ones become familiar with the written words.
When you give kids cut and paste worksheets, you give them an opportunity to practice their scissor skills.
Putting labels in the correct boxes is a good way to develop hand-eye coordination and fine motor skills.
Who knew one little worksheet could provide so many benefits!
Variations
It’s really easy to make this a reusable activity. First, have your child color the sea turtle. Then, laminate the page. Cut the bottom strip off (the part with the label boxes).
Now, put a velcro dot on each blank box as well as on the back of each label. Kids can stick the labels on the diagram, and take them off again.
Teaching Resources
This is such a fun idea! Stack the wooden sea animals on the big wooden turtle puzzle base and then see how high you can stack them! This wooden sea turtle toy would be a great addition to any ocean animals set or nature table or play space.Download Your Printables
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