National Park Symbols Activity Pack

Age 5-6Social Studies10 activity pagesFree printable

Explore the rich history and natural wonders of our national parks with this activity pack. Children will learn about the iconic National Park Service arrowhead logo and the symbols that represent our shared natural resources. This pack features color-by-number pages, matching games, and creative drawing worksheets.

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National Park Symbols Activity Pack

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Color the official National Park Service arrowhead logo using the number code to reveal its natural elements.

National Park Symbols Activity Pack, page 1: Color the official National Park Service arrowhead logo using the number code to

Use the color key to bring this giant sequoia tree, representing all park plants, to life.

National Park Symbols Activity Pack, page 2: Use the color key to bring this giant sequoia tree, representing all park

Draw lines to connect the mighty bison and other wildlife symbols to what they protect in our parks.

National Park Symbols Activity Pack, page 3: Draw lines to connect the mighty bison and other wildlife symbols to what they

Connect the giant sequoia and beautiful wildflowers to the plant life they represent.

National Park Symbols Activity Pack, page 4: Connect the giant sequoia and beautiful wildflowers to the plant life they

Match the majestic mountain peaks and rock formations to the scenery they represent.

National Park Symbols Activity Pack, page 5: Match the majestic mountain peaks and rock formations to the scenery they

Match the unique arrowhead shape to the history and culture it represents.

National Park Symbols Activity Pack, page 6: Match the unique arrowhead shape to the history and culture it represents.

The arrowhead logo is missing its wildlife! Draw a strong bison in the empty space.

National Park Symbols Activity Pack, page 7: The arrowhead logo is missing its wildlife! Draw a strong bison in the empty

Help complete the logo by drawing a tall sequoia tree to represent all park plants.

National Park Symbols Activity Pack, page 8: Help complete the logo by drawing a tall sequoia tree to represent all park

The scenery is missing from this emblem. Draw a grand, snow-capped mountain peak.

National Park Symbols Activity Pack, page 9: The scenery is missing from this emblem. Draw a grand, snow-capped mountain

Create your very own park emblem by drawing your favorite outdoor symbols inside this blank arrowhead.

National Park Symbols Activity Pack, page 10: Create your very own park emblem by drawing your favorite outdoor symbols

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