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Beavers Coloring Pages and Printable Activities

Beavers Coloring Pages
and Printable Activities @ First-School.ws

Enjoy these free coloring pages to color, paint or crafty educational projects for young children, preschool, kindergarten and early elementary.

Observances: April 7 · International Beaver Day

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letter b beaver printable activities
Letter B beaver printable activities
beaver coloring page
beaver [online puzzle]
beaver coloring page
beaver
beaver coloring page
beaver
beaver coloring page 3
beaver
beaver coloring page
beaver
beaver coloring page
beaver
beaver coloring page
beaver
beaver protect the dam coloring page
beaver protects dam
beaver and chainsaw coloring page
beaver and chainsaw
beaver coloring page
beaver by the pond
bear plays soccer coloring page
beaver soccer mascot [soccer]
bear plays ice hockey coloring page
beaver plays ice hockey
bear plays ice hockey coloring page
beaver plays ice hockey
bear plays ice hockey coloring page
beaver plays ice hockey

[ice hockey]
beaver with t-shirt maple leaf
beaver wearing a T-shirt with maple leaf
bear, canada map and flag coloring page
beaver, Canada's map and flag
[online puzzle]
christmas beaver, star and ornaments coloring page
Christmas beaver, star & ornaments
christmas beaver and lights coloring page
Christmas beaver & lights

[Christmas]
draw a beaver and write
Draw a beaver & write
suggestions for use

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ABOUT BEAVERS:
  • The American beaver is the largest rodent in North America, and the Eurasian beaver is slightly smaller. They can grow up to three feet long and weigh over 100 pounds.
  • Beavers teeth are orange, due to iron in their enamel, which makes their teeth very strong to chew through wood.
  • Beavers are herbivores, meaning they only eat plants. Their favorite foods are leaves, twigs, and bark.
  • Beavers are nature's engineers and builders. They are famous for building dams. They use branches, mud, and stones to build dams across rivers and streams. The dams create ponds, which beavers use for their homes.
  • Beavers are semi-aquatic and excellent swimmers. They can hold their breath underwater for up to 15 minutes!
  • Beavers are very social animals. They live in colonies of up to 12 beavers.
  • Beavers are very important to the environment. Their dams help to control flooding, filters the pollutants in the water and create habitats for other animals.
  • Beavers are a national symbol of Canada.