Zoo animal research project

Animal reports are a fun way to get young students excited about doing research. Today I wanted to show how I differentiate my animal research unit for kindergarten all the way up through fourth grade

Each year in the spring, the teachers on my team do an animal research project. It’s how we kick off our animal unit and the kids just go crazy for it! When we walk into the computer lab and I tell them that they get to get on Pebble Go and explore- they lose theirRead more

Animal Research Project (W.K.7 and W.K.8)

Zoo field trip worksheets help explore the zoo and learn about animals for kids! FREE Animal reports & zoo coloring pages for all ages!

It's that time of year again! Open House season is here and we are busily working on projects to share with our parents on our big night. One of the big projects my students will be working on is their Animal Diorama and Research Report. This was something I did for the first time last year, and it was a HIT! I got this idea after my son had to make a diorama for his first grade class last year. We had so much fun creating his animal diorama as a family project, that I decided it was…

My class is wrappin' up our animal research projects this week! During the winter months, we spend some time researching penguins by using ...

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This Animal Report includes full-page and half-page report pages, as well as a lapbook, trifold, graphic organizers and more! The animal report can be used with ANY animal and is geared toward use in second grade, third grade, fourth grade, and fifth grade. It includes templates for animal appearance, habitat, diet, feeding, predators, and more. Teach students how to research and write animal reports #animalreport #reportwriting #secondgradereprot #thirdgradereport

Zoo project for preschool | funnycrafts

I’m throwing it back to my second-grade days today! One of my favorite field trips was our visit to the local zoo. In preparation for this trip, my students would research an animal and become an “expert” on that animal. They would then write a non-fiction book to add to our classroom library. To start, […]