When learning about ecosystems, it is crucial for students to correctly identify the prey and predators so that they can understand the interactions among animals. This resource is specifically made to help students to identify the prey and predators using visual aids. Students can observe the pictures and correctly name the prey and predators to enhance their understanding. These worksheets are differentiated to accommodate diverse learning needs and abilities of students in a classroom. You will receive: 10 prey-predator interactions (color/ black and white) Differentiated worksheets (without pictures for advanced learners) Prey-predator template for teachers to customize Answer Key This resource is suitable for science grade 4-6. Please have a look at the preview to know exactly what's included. Thank you!
With this engaging hands-on science predator and prey sorting activity students will read a passage and sort animals into one of three categories.
What would you do if something big and hungry wanted to eat you? Some animals face this problem every day. Explore the ways animals protect themselves from predators.
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READING COMPREHENSION Are you looking to get some science in with your reading class? Vice Versa? Look no further! This reading standard-based nonfiction passage on predator/prey relationships is perfect! It educates your students on the predator/prey relationship as well as how the population of each is affected by the other. This packet includes: -nonfiction reading passage on predator/prey relationships -standard based and academically appropriate multiple-choice questions -rigorous vocabulary -two short writing prompts that require students to refer to the text. PRACTICE WORKSHEET This is a simple, one-page practice worksheet for students to identify predators and prey! There are 20 scenarios and students will circle the predator in the scenario and underline the prey. This is a great beginner's activity for students just learning about predator and prey relationships and learning how to spot them. Comes with an answer key for quick grading. ⭐️ My Blog is a great way to get notified of new freebies, see cool ways to use my resources, and access some much-needed positive teacher vibes! ⭐️ ⭐️ Follow my store on TpT to stay updated on my latest products, freebies, and sales! ⭐️ ✅ All of my products have complete previews to give you absolute peace of mind in knowing what you are getting. Check it out! Thank you so much for supporting this dad's store. It truly means the world. If you're still reading this, I've got a nice surprise for you! If you decide to buy my product and give it a review on TPT, send me a screenshot of your review to [email protected] and I'll send you a single product of your choice absolutely FREE!
This one sheeter provides some key definitions for learners who are learning about the food chain. The terms covered are the following: Carnivore, Herbivore, Omnivore, Predator, Prey, Producer, Decomposer, Food Web, Organism, and Food Chain. For this activity, the learner will identify the term that goes with each definition (the terms are not provided to the learner). Once they determine each term, they will find the term in the word search.
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Engage your students with this fun and comprehensive, 33 page Ocean Animals Research Report resource. It helps make report writing easy! It contains worksheets, questions, organizers, tools, forms, and academic vocabulary for your students to create, develop, write, edit, illustrate, present, and assess your students’ Ocean Animals Research Report. This report (or performance task) is also designed to not only to learn and explain the new information, but answer some higher level thinking questions (Common Core Essential Questions) to apply the knowledge they have learned. This report packaged is designed to have your students choose one ocean animal, to research it, and complete this report. A simple rubric and student checklist is included. You can also add to this report by asking your students to do a model or large poster of their ocean animal as well. You can use this report template in its entirety, or “pick and choose” the questions that you wish to use and tailor it to your students’ needs. This package contains the following planet report elements: 1. Creative Cover and folder for report 2. Title Page- (Animal Name, your name, teacher name) 3. Sea Animal Report (Template) A. Topic and Introduction B. Description C. Habitat/ Special Characteristics D. Life Cycle E. Eating Habits F. Predators and Prey/ How animal protects itself G. Communication/ Closely Related Relatives H. Interesting and Unusual Facts I. Would it make a good pet? J. Compare and Contrast Two Animals K. A Day in the Life of Your Animal 3. Illustrations 4. Life Cycle 5. Finding Your Information 6. Resources or Bibliography 7. Graphic Organizer (Tree Map) 8. Notes page two varieties 9. Power Point Information Sheet, Project Sheet, and Oral Report ( if needed) 10. Rubric for Report or Performance Task 11. Student Check List 12. CCSS Bulletin Board Standard to post 13. Teacher Notes Ocean Animals | Ocean Animal Research Report
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