TBGPF004 | Animal Safari 1-2
By Dr. Rajeev Tamhankar
“Animal Safari” is an imaginative pretend-play activity where children explore a homemade jungle, interact with animal-themed props, and learn about different animals through sounds, actions, and storytelling.
- Setup: Lay out a play mat or blanket, decorate it with stuffed animals or flashcards, and create a jungle-like zone.
- Gear: Provide binoculars, hats, or bags to simulate a safari adventure.
- Explore: Guide the child to “discover” animals, mimic their sounds, and act out their behaviors (e.g., jumping like a monkey).
- Interactive Play: Crawl under blankets as bushes, balance like flamingos, or find hidden animals.
- Conclude: Sit together and discuss the animals found during the safari.
- Enhances motor skills, imagination, and language development.
- Stimulates memory, auditory-visual integration, and decision-making.
- Introduces lesser-known animals for phonics learning.
- Use safe and child-friendly props for binoculars or animal toys.
- Incorporate animal fun facts to boost knowledge.
- If certain toys aren’t available, pretend or use screen images.
- Play mat or blanket
- Stuffed animals or flashcards
- Optional: hats, binocular props, small bags
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