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Printables

Six activities, each in a grades 3–5 and a grades 6–8 version. Free to download, free to photocopy, free to hand to thirty children on a wet Tuesday. No email address, no account.

Two grade levels

3–5 and 6–8

Answer keys

Last page of every sheet

Copier friendly

Bold line art, prints in B&W

Colour them in

The cast is drawn as outlines

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A crocodile with jaws open showing interlocking teeth
Sheet AP-01

Gator or Croc? Field Card

The five tells laid out side by side, a snout diagram, and a field test to see if it stuck. Fold it in half and it fits a pocket.

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An alligator with its mouth open, teeth visible along the jaw
Sheet AP-02

Life-Size Tooth Chart

Four teeth printed at their real size, from a hatchling to a twelve-footer. Bring a ruler — there is a scale bar so you can check the page printed true.

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An alligator walking along a path away from the water
Sheet AP-03

Chomp Finds the Swamp

Chomp wandered up to the gift shop and now he wants to go home. One way through, and the answer key proves it.

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An alligator half hidden in algae-covered water
Sheet AP-04

Pinch's Mudhole Run

Pinch the crawfish needs to reach his burrow before the water drops. The grades 6–8 version is a proper slog.

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An alligator under a covering of bright green duckweed
Sheet AP-05

Match the Swamp

Draw a line from each word to its match. The younger version matches animals to what they are known for; the older one is vocabulary.

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Close view of the dark armoured scutes on an alligator's back
Sheet AP-06

Swamp Words

A crossword built from the exhibits. The grades 3–5 version comes with a word bank; the older one does not.

For teachers

Every sheet carries a code and a version number in the footer — AP-03 · v1.0 — so you can tell two printouts apart and check whether the copy in your filing cabinet is still current.

The answer key is always the last page, behind a red banner. Print pages 1 to the second-to-last for the class and keep the last one.

Free to copy for classroom and family use.

Nugget says

“I am on the tooth chart. I am the smallest tooth. It is two and a half millimetres and I am very proud of it.”