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This letter grid contains the names of thirteen animals. Starting with ‘E’ in the green sqaure follow the letters round, always moving to an adjoining square, to find the list of animals, ending up at the orange square. The first animal has been found for you.

CAN YOU SOLVE THE THREE RIDDLES AND WORK OUT WHICH ANIMALS THE RHYMES ARE ABOUT?

A stallion’s a male, A female’s called a mare, You can ride on one of these On a carousel at the fair I like to hop around, I’m a tadpole when I’m young, My voice is a croak, I catch flies with my tongue

I’m a pet that has four legs, And a tail at one end You might hear me bark, I’m known as man’s best friend

Where do sheep go on holiday? The Baa-hamas!

SOLUTIONS:

Animal Riddle Answers: 1. Horse 2. Frog 3. Dog

Flamingo Lion Buffalo Lemur Shark Hedgehog

Elephant Kangaroo Tiger Snake Ostrich Rat Squirrel

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