American Animals Word Searches (Free to Print)

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This collection of American animals word search puzzles includes three puzzles (easy, moderate, hard) to cater them for your child’s age or ability level. They’re designed to be printed onto A4 paper.

These word searches are made to be printable on A4 paper. Make sure you select “shrink to fit” to ensure the flashcards are printed properly. Print them on durable cardboard or cut them out and laminate them after printing to ensure they last the test of time.

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American Animals Word Search

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About the Animals

Here are some facts for kids about the animals on the word searches:

• Coyotes originally come from the Great Plains region of the USA. There are 300,000 left in the wild. Their conservation status is least concern. They are known for howling, adaptability, and scavenging.
• Skunks originally come from the Midwest region of the USA. There are around 200,000 left in the wild. Their conservation status is least concern. They are known for spray, black-and-white fur, and nocturnal behavior.
• Foxes originally come from the Northeast region of the USA. There are 1.2 million left in the wild. Their conservation status is least concern. They are known for red fur, cunning, and bushy tails.
• Moose originally come from the Northern Rockies of the USA. There are about 300,000 left in the wild. Their conservation status is least concern. They are known for antlers, large size, and solitary behavior.
• Gophers originally come from the Great Plains region of the USA. There are millions left in the wild. Their conservation status is least concern. They are known for digging, burrowing, and cheek pouches.
• Elk originally come from the Rocky Mountains region of the USA. There are about 1 million left in the wild. Their conservation status is least concern. They are known for bugling, antlers, and herding.
• Raccoons originally come from the Southeast region of the USA. There are millions left in the wild. Their conservation status is least concern. They are known for mask-like fur, dexterous paws, and adaptability.
• Cougars originally come from the Western USA. There are about 20,000 left in the wild. Their conservation status is least concern. They are known for stealth, agility, and long tails.
• Bears originally come from the Appalachian Mountains of the USA. There are about 120,000 black bears left in the wild. Their conservation status is least concern. They are known for strength, hibernation, and climbing.
• Wolves originally come from the Northern Rockies of the USA. There are about 6,000 left in the wild. Their conservation status is least concern. They are known for howling, pack behavior, and sharp teeth.
• Bison originally come from the Great Plains region of the USA. There are about 500,000 left in the wild. Their conservation status is near threatened. They are known for large size, shaggy fur, and grazing.
• Otters originally come from the Pacific Northwest region of the USA. There are about 100,000 left in the wild. Their conservation status is least concern. They are known for playfulness, swimming, and using tools.
• Squirrels originally come from the Eastern USA. There are millions left in the wild. Their conservation status is least concern. They are known for climbing, hoarding, and bushy tails.
• Hawks originally come from the Southwest region of the USA. There are over 2 million left in the wild. Their conservation status is least concern. They are known for sharp vision, soaring, and hunting.
• Beavers originally come from the Great Lakes region of the USA. There are about 10 million left in the wild. Their conservation status is least concern. They are known for building dams, flat tails, and teeth for gnawing.
• Eagles originally come from the Rocky Mountains region of the USA. There are about 70,000 bald eagles left in the wild. Their conservation status is least concern. They are known for sharp talons, powerful flight, and keen eyesight.

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