Ecosystem for kindergarten

Engage your students with these 10 ecosystem project ideas for your elementary science class and grab a FREEBIE to get started!

This project is an ecosystem in a bottle showing how animals, plants, and non-living things are all connected.

Science should be engaging and exciting. Here are my ten favorite ways of teaching ecosystems with this ecosystems project.

For all you moms and dads playing dual roles as parent and teacher during this period of social isolation, this is a great time to provide your children with fun, hands on activities to learn about the world around them. With these free coloring pages, your children will have

Our most recent science unit is an exploration of ecosystems. We learned there are 4 parts to an ecosystem: animals, plants, decomposers, and non-living things. These bottles contain all four parts including water, soil, grass, fish, snails, gravel, worms, and a water plant. Our bottles have been self sustaining. For two weeks we haven't had to feed the animals or water the plants, and everything is still alive. Take a look:

Free printable Biomes coloring pages perfect no prep activity for preschool, kindergarten, and first grade. Easy to use for learning at home.

Animal habitat project ideas: Learn about habitats as kids compare and contrast Arctic animals and Forest animals with this hands-on science activity! Perfect for preschool, kindergarten, 1st grade and 2nd grades! #edventureswithkids #firstgrade #secondgrade #thirdgrade #elementary

Creative ideas - shoe box, dioramas and more - for animal habitat projects! Ideas include ocean, desert, rain forest, arctic, forest and pond habitats - great for preschool, 1st, 2nd and 3rd grades!

Ecosystem Scavenger Hunt for the backyard or schoolyard where students take photographs on their devices as they explore!

The Animals and Ecosystems Zoo Project is my FAVORITE project of the year! I sit all the kids down and announce that our class has bought a zoo! And we're