Animal Classification Sort - Mammals, Birds, Fish, Reptiles, and Amphibians(With Real Pictures)Looking for a hand-on interactive printable. Then look no further!This sort focuses on mammals, birds, fish, reptiles, and amphibians.Students will cut, sort, and glue the images under the correct class.Al...
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Colorful display of animal characteristics for use in Animal Classification studies of vertebrate animals. Science unit study on animal classification: mammals, amphibians, fish, reptiles, birds.
Colorful display of animal characteristics for use in Animal Classification studies of vertebrate animals. Science unit study on animal classification: mammals, amphibians, fish, reptiles, birds.
Colorful display of animal characteristics for use in Animal Classification studies of vertebrate animals. Science unit study on animal classification: mammals, amphibians, fish, reptiles, birds.
We spent the last two weeks learning about animal classification. This all came about last year when we were doing our rain forest animal reports. Many of
This mammal sort is a great way to tell the difference between mammals and non-mammals! These cute cards are a great addition to an animal sciences unit!
So I've been spending the last few weeks going through the curriculum for my district and starting to accumulate some resources. I LOVE the science topics I get to teach this year. One lesson focuses on classifying animals. We discuss vertebrates and invertebrates, and then we classify vertebrates into more specific categories: mammals, fish, birds, reptiles, and amphibians. I just remember really enjoying this lesson as a kid. Below is an anchor chart I've made that shows, and briefly summarizes, each of the main vertebrate categories. It is a 16x20 anchor chart. I designed this one myself, because I couldn't find anything on Pinterest (or elsewhere) that fit my needs exactly. The descriptions were taken from our science textbook (Houghton Mifflin). All the fonts I used (including the little animal dingbats) are from dafont.com. As always, the pattern/color scheme matches my classroom theme. I can't wait to get into the classroom, get all of my stuff up and take pictures! Enjoy!
Have you ever wondered what makes a mammal a mammal? Maybe you haven't wondered, but when my kids were little, they loved understanding why different animals were either mammals, reptiles, amphibians, birds, etc.
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This material pairs photographs of animals with their corresponding X-ray images, providing an interesting peek inside animals (without the mess!). Children match each animal to its internal skeletal structure, and begin to grasp the defining characteristics of vertebrates - animals with backbones. Children can compare the similarities and contrasts between different vertebrate anatomies, from the delicate bones of a bird to the muscular frame of a mammal.
**UPDATED: Now including amphibians: tree frog, bullfrog, new, and salamander! What's a reptile? What's a mammal? Fish? Bird? Insect? Amphibian? Classify the 54 animals into their proper type. You can use 1 folder for this game, and put 3 classifications on either side of the folder. The answers are included. Enjoy!
We spent the last two weeks learning about animal classification. This all came about last year when we were doing our rain forest animal reports. Many of
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If you have kids interested in animals, teach them about their body structure and expanded their learning of vertebrates and invertebrates with this simple hands-on sorting activity! This post contains affiliate links. We did this activity a couple of months ago when we were trying out a homeschool curriculum. The curriculum ended up being involving […]
Many pollinators are insects, like bees. However, birds, mammals, and other surprising animals pollinate plants too!
You won't want to miss out on these free printables to help your kids learn all about mammals from home.
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If your learners are doing an animal unit study, you’ll love these five, FREE Animal Classification Cut & Paste Pages for Vertebrates. *The free printable can be found at the END of this post. Just look for and click on the teal, oval button. *This post contains affiliate links. Animal Classifications Cut & Paste Pages ... Read More about Animal Classification Cut & Paste Pages {for Vertebrates}
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Today is the last day to enter my Weekend Wishlist Giveaway for the fabulous Maggie Tote! The winner will be announced tomorrow morning! Let's link up to share what happened in our classrooms this week. Me first! :) In math, we are working on our place value unit. Students practiced writing expanded form by playing "Bull's Eye" using a target and paperclips. They wrote their scores in expanded form (ex. 100+30+2=132). Students are also learning to write numbers in word form. To make sure they are mastering the spelling of these words, we made flashcards and "Mastery Pockets." We'll save these to use for MANY activities this year! Here's how to make a "Mastery Pocket": Step 1: Take a 2-pocket folder. Cut a semi-circle shape ABOVE the inside pockets. Step 2: Cut down the fold along the white semi-circles (in pic above) so it creates two flaps. Fold flaps down. Step 3: Use velcro dots to secure flaps down so that they create pockets that can open and close. I got these Velcro mini-dots that worked PERFECTLY at Wal-Mart in the craft section. Step 4: Print labels that say "Practice" and "Mastered" to go on each pocket. You can download mine here! Voila! Now you have a cheap, easy solution to storing flashcards that students are using to master skills. And, students LOVE being able to move cards from the "practice" pocket to the "mastered" pocket! They also love to decorate them and make them their own. ;) In science, we're still learning about animals. This week we finished up learning about all of the animal classification groups. Students created flipbooks to help them remember the characteristics of the different animal groups. I love using different textures to represent the animals' body coverings! Mammals - fur fabric from a craft store to represent hair/fur Reptiles - onion sack to represent scales Amphibians - wax paper to represent smooth, moist skin Birds - craft feather to represent feathers Fish - onion sack to represent scales Insects - a piece from a hard plastic 3-ringed folder to represent an exoskeleton Inside they wrote examples of animals that would belong in each group and characteristics of that group. (Animal Groups Flipbook from Teacher's Clubhouse) I ended my week by taking one of my SWEET students to Frankie's Fun Park for putt-putt, bowling, and games! She won a date with me from the silent auction at our school's carnival. It was a fun time and a perfect ending to the week! She won over 2,000 tickets and insisted on buying me something with them - a Gamecock Hello Kitty! I'm pretty sure it's going to bring my Cocks good luck tomorrow...maybe I'll take it to the game -ha! Gotta love those sweet students! ;) What happened in your classroom this week?
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This material pairs photographs of animals with their corresponding X-ray images, providing an interesting peek inside animals (without the mess!). Children match each animal to its internal skeletal structure, and begin to grasp the defining characteristics of vertebrates - animals with backbones. Children can compare the similarities and contrasts between different vertebrate anatomies, from the delicate bones of a bird to the muscular frame of a mammal.
