Z is for Zebra | ABC Nature Walk


Z is for Zebra was filmed in Cheyenne Mountain Zoo. I really liked how these two zebras walked together. Their stripes are amazing, and I just loved watching them. This is intended for Preschool and Kindergarten to enhance their learning of the alphabet.

Sample these related posts:
To stay at the zoo, watch "E is for Eagle"...
or "L is for Lemur".
To think about camouflage, watch "T is for Tortoise"...
or "C is for Crab".

Discover more ABC Nature Walk videos at Mr. Wolfe's Kinder Garden.

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