Quick question... I hope there is someone who can help me out.

Tomorrow I'm teaching an English (as a foreign language) lesson about animals. I'd like to discuss the vocabulary of several parts of different animals (you know; tail, hooves, antlers, fur...).

I have to put them on a transparent sheet so that I can put it on a overhead projector. I guess the drawings need to be very simple, clear, and maybe also black and white.

I've been surfing the net for a while now and I can't seem to find them.

Especially looking for a simple drawing of a cat or dog, deer, fish etc... Any one who knows a good site?

there are a few (small) animal outline drawings at this site

http://www.dhd-emb.com/im.../page1.htm

I guess these are very easy to just copy from hand onto one
of the plastic sheets since they're simple yet effective.

this site is very good, I just found it

on the left hand side is a menu with all sorts of
animals and they contain anything from a few to a
dozen different simple drawings of the animals.

http://www.coloring.ws/fish.htm




[Edited 3/7/05 8:05am]

just klick the pics for a larger size, print that one and put
the plastic sheet over it and just simply copy it with a pen!

This is a great site for what you need;

http://www.childrenwithsp...s/animals/

To give a few examples;







They also have many other categories, this is the list of what they have;
http://www.childrenwithsp.../pictures/

They even have



(Which is how I found this site....)

you had to surpass me on that one, didn't ya

Thank you so much guys !

cool site though

HamsterHuey said:

HamsterHuey said:

This could be seen as dangerously misleading for you children

I would help but I'm retired.

Brings back memories though.

Taureau said:

HamsterHuey said:

classic!

Well, to portray 'no' as either emotionally negative or bad i.e. with the sad face. Psychologically, this could do more harm than good

Taureau said:

Ah, now I get it! And true.

HamsterHuey said:

oh and i should have said 'young children', although 'you children' works aswell

Looks like you're enjoying yourself.

Could you be so nice to help me with the next one ? (I've chosen al little exercise but I can't solve one question myself).

An animal with gills that begins with an A...?

Maybe Huey can find me a picture on his favourite site.

(I feel like I have to teach in a nursery-school, but oh well, I've been learning some new English words myself)

MarieLouise said:

Here you go. I hope you can use it, I don't know if it's defined enough for an ohp




I dunno what the top one is, maybe a newt for comparison.
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Taureau said:

I was not looking for a picture, but thanks !

This is called an "ale" I suppose?

Although an ale has no feet I suppose... Why do I know so little about biology??

But an ale has gills, right?

MarieLouise said:

What's an 'ale'? I have no idea what that is Is it an american thing? Your picture looks like an eel or something

Nah the thing I posted with gills is an 'axolotl'