Parrots are bright, smart birds that can copy human words! They live in jungles and love to swing from branches.

Parrots eat fruits, nuts, seeds, and sometimes flowers. Pet parrots also get special bird food.
Draw a parrot with rainbow feathers, or trace the word “PARROT”!
New words to learn: mimic, flock, beak, colorful
Try This: Try repeating a silly word back and forth, just like a parrot copying sounds!
Play a repeating game where children copy silly words or sounds back to each other, just like a parrot mimicking speech. Talk about how parrots use their strong beaks to crack open nuts and seeds.
Color a parrot with as many bright rainbow colors as possible, then talk about why colorful feathers help parrots recognize each other in a flock. Practice a parrot squawk sound together.
Parrots live in warm rainforests and jungles, and many are kept as pets.
Parrots eat fruits, nuts, seeds, and sometimes flowers, cracking shells with strong beaks.
Parrots can mimic words and sounds they hear often, though they're copying, not truly speaking.
Many parrots live for decades, and some large species can live over 50 years.
Repeating silly words, drawing a rainbow parrot, talking about jungle habitats, or coloring a printable worksheet.