What Is a Zebra?
A zebra is a mammal. It has fur, breathes air and is part of the horse family.
Zebras eat grass. They live in grassy places in Africa.
A zebra is a wild animal from Africa. It looks like a horse with black and white stripes. It has four legs, a mane and a tail.
Easy learning for little ones
Try one short prompt at a time. Children can point, speak or copy the movement.
Point to the zebra's stripes.
Say āzebraā and find black and white.
Pretend to trot gently like a zebra.
A zebra is a mammal. It has fur, breathes air and is part of the horse family.
Zebras eat grass. They live in grassy places in Africa.
Easy: I see a zebra.
Medium: The zebra has black stripes.
Challenge: The zebra eats grass with its herd.
Say each sentence aloud and point to the picture.
Make a stripy zebra picture.
This activity helps children draw, speak and notice patterns.
Zebras often live together in a herd. They walk, eat and rest near one another.
A mother zebra looks after her foal. The foal stays close while it grows.
Zebras need safe grasslands, food and clean water.
People can protect the land where zebras live.
Check understanding
Say each answer aloud. Then check it with a grown-up.
What colours are a zebraās stripes?
They are black and white.
What does a zebra eat?
A zebra eats grass and leaves.
What is a baby zebra called?
A baby zebra is called a foal.
What is a group of zebras called?
A group of zebras is called a herd.