Positives

• This resource is easy to differentiate and use for many types of lessons and learning experiences. 
• Visual learners or students who aren't yet fluent readers will do well with this resource. 
  

Additional Prerequisites

• Students should have some prior knowledge about forest animals and animal tracks. 
  

Differentiation

• Cross-curricular connections can be made in social studies classes discussing animal tracking in history or in math classes working on patterns. 
• This resource would make a fun game of matching, where students match the tracks to a picture of the animal. Pairs of students can check each other's work. 
• For a fun outdoor activity, cut out each track and use chalk to trace the "tracks" on a paved surface or have students look for the animal tracks outside after it rains or snows.