Rhinos

Our "complete the rhino puzzle" is a fun way to encourage children's observation skills and improve pencil control. This is a perfect one for a beginner, with some very simple lines to complete.

Dress up a rhino in a pirate outfit, and you get a colouring page just like this one! This pirate rhino comes complete with stripy pirate top, hooked hand and eye patch!

Our art study worksheets are a great way to get children looking at famous pieces of art. This one has a rhino theme and asks the children to look at The Rhinoceros by Albrecht Dürer. The history of this piece is particularly interesting.

Practice counting skills with this adorable printable rhino puzzle! Just print onto card and slice along the vertical lines. Then your child puts the pieces back together in order to complete the picture again. We have a colour version, or one that your child can colour in first...

There are two species of rhinos roaming Africa - the white rhino and the black rhino. Despite their names, they are both grey! Use these fact finding worksheets to find out more about these huge creatures.

After reading our Rhino Fact Sheet, ask the kids to read through our statements and decide whether they are fact or fiction. 

Here's a fun grid copy puzzle that is perfectly mid range - not too easy and not too difficult! Copy the rhino from the left grid to the right, square by square if necessary.

This lovely rhino isn't nearly as intimidating as a real one! It makes a cute printable jigsaw for the kids to enjoy. Just print and cut out using our jigsaw cutting guides.

Find out where rhinos are native and colour in the countries on this map. 

There are five species of rhino so older children might like to make a key and show where the different species of rhinos can be found. 

Here's a rhino poster that would look very cute on the wall in a child's bedroom, playroom or classroom! We've got lots of animal posters so why not make up a set...

Learn to spell the shorter "rhino" - rhinoceros is just too tricky - with the help of this fun spelling poster. Print onto card and then slice vertically, ready for the kids to reassemble.

Here's a useful rhino template in various sizes. Use it for tracing, cutting, colouring in or writing inside!

Our rhino tracing page provides children with fun way to practice tracing curved lines.

There are two species of rhino roaming Africa - the black rhino and the white rhino. Despite their names, they are both grey! Explore the similarities and differences between the two species using this Venn diagram. 

This rhino writing page has been designed as a fun place for kids to collect all their rhino facts - but of course you can use it as writing paper too. It comes in both colour and black and white.

Do you have budding zookeepers in your house? Ask them to imagine they will be looking after rhinos in their zoo and need to research how to keep them happy and healthy. 

The second of our rhinoceros colouring pages looks more cute than fierce.  

The small ears will add a bit of challenge to what is otherwise a very simple lacing card. Our rhinoceros lacing card is easy to prepare: simply follow the instructions on the printable.

Encourage children to find out some fun facts about the rhino, or rhinoceros, with this printable worksheet. Choose from black and white or colour.

Here's a fun printable card for children to colour and give to friends or family. A hand-coloured card is always appreciated and this rhino scene would be perfect for any occasion, but also perhaps for Father's Day or Mother's Day.

Print out this lovely poster featuring a parent rhino with baby, to decorate a child's bedroom, play room or perhaps the classroom.