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Free Kindergarten science research microsofts

Preview of Penguin Facts

Penguin Facts

Created by
LisaB
Whenever I introduce a lesson, I try to have loads of pictures and information. I felt the my students took well to this Penguin lesson so I thought I'd post it. Since I didn't take the photographs I'm not charging. I did a lesson with my Kinder art classes on drawing habitats and will use the same document to intro a sculpture lesson with my first grades. I love it and I hope you do too! ***********please give a rating :)**************
Preview of Pebble Go Animal Research Template

Pebble Go Animal Research Template

Created by
AMWood
This template is a great resource for teaching research skills using the website Pebble Go. I've included two templates, one with room for two facts from each section and one that has only one spot for facts about each section.These templates are perfect for young beginner researchers!
Preview of Animal Inquiry / Research Tracking Sheet

Animal Inquiry / Research Tracking Sheet

Embark on a mini inquiry lesson! This activity page is designed to guide students as they research information about an animal that interests them. Use this alongside books, websites, images, and videos about animals. Have students share their findings during a small group or whole class discussion to encourage academic language development. Consider adding sentence stems before sharing for an added support.
Preview of Desert Animals Vs. Non Desert

Desert Animals Vs. Non Desert

Created by
Preschool Mama
Use this document to learn about animals of the sonoran desert and compare them to animals that do not live in the desert.
Preview of Comparing plant and animal needs

Comparing plant and animal needs

Product is great when having your scholars compare the needs of plants and animals.
Preview of Expository Writing Activities | ELA | Animal Habitats | K-2

Expository Writing Activities | ELA | Animal Habitats | K-2

Created by
SubjectToClimate
Have fun practicing research & writing with your K-2 students by letting your students investigate their favorite endangered animal. Your ELA class will research their animal’s habitat, diet, and connection to climate change. As they fill out their worksheet they will not only learn about animals and climate change but will practice their expository writing skills as well!★ Access Free Resource Here ★★  What’s Included ★2 Animal Research Worksheets4 Expository Writing Reflection WorksheetsCh
Preview of Endangered Animals Research & Writing Worksheets | K-2

Endangered Animals Research & Writing Worksheets | K-2

Created by
SubjectToClimate
Engage your K-2 students in expository writing by investigating a threatened species from their area. With these conservation plan worksheets, your students can work together to build their writing skills and identify how to help a species that may be threatened due to climate change. This activity can serve as an entry point into discussing how our actions may be harmful or helpful to other living things. ★ Access Free Resource Here ★★  What’s Included ★3 Conservation Plan Printable WorksheetsC
Preview of Science, Social Studies, & ELA | Rainforest Habitats Lesson

Science, Social Studies, & ELA | Rainforest Habitats Lesson

Created by
SubjectToClimate
Access Free Lesson Plan Here: https://bit.ly/44jksjwIn this lesson, students learn about the rainforest as an animal habitat.Step 1 - Inquire: Students participate in a read aloud of Jan Brett’s The Umbrella.Step 2 - Investigate: Students research a rainforest animal and share what they have learned.Step 3 - Inspire: Students discover how a habitat provides for the creatures who live there and explore the impact of human activities on animal habitats.Learning OutcomesStudents will be able to:Ide
Preview of Animal Research Graphic Organizer with lined note cards

Animal Research Graphic Organizer with lined note cards

Created by
Kinderhearten
Use this visually appealing and intuitive worksheet to jumpstart note taking with your students. The categories reflect the tabs that you can find on the online database, "Pebble Go," making it accessible to readers and nonreaders alike. The index cards are meant to be printed on card stock, and used as a place for students to synthesize their notes onto full sentences. In our classroom, we glued these onto posters along with a diagram of each student's animal.
Preview of Nests! Do Ducks Have Nests? | Inquiry | Wonder | Birds | Spring |

Nests! Do Ducks Have Nests? | Inquiry | Wonder | Birds | Spring |

Are you starting a DUCK or BIRD INQUIRY? This is a wonderful resource when looking at NESTS. Take a look at nests that belong to a Canada Goose, a Loon, a Heron, a Robin, and a Chickadee before delving into the CURIOSITY QUESTION: DO DUCKS HAVE NESTS?I very much appreciate feedback and take time to read every comment! Bonus: every review EARNS YOU TPT points. LINK --> NATURE LEARNING & EXPLORATIONHow? -After purchasing any product, go to your My Purchases page (you will need to login). Be
Preview of Living Things Semantic Feature Analysis Google Document

Living Things Semantic Feature Analysis Google Document

This file can be used as a presentation for your class when completing a needs of living things semantic feature analysis. You and your students can go through each section and place an X in each box that applies to the living things listed. This analysis will help your students draw conclusions about the needs of different types of living things and how they overlap.
Preview of Animal Fast Facts (South America Waseca Biome Cards)

Animal Fast Facts (South America Waseca Biome Cards)

If you are like me and utilize the beautiful Waseca Biome Cards but wish they had more realistic photos and quick animal facts for easy student research. Look no further!! I have created animal fact cards that coincide with those biome cards. My fact cards include the name, classification, biome, continent, five animal fast facts, habitat, diet, and a real-life photo of the animal. Your students can use these cards to complete their research without a computer. Here is a sample product of what I
Preview of Columbus Zoo Virtual Tour Project

Columbus Zoo Virtual Tour Project

This science feebie was created as a basic animal research report. It includes a QR code that will take students to the Columbus Zoo. They will be able to learn about 4 different animals. This fun lesson could be used for kindergarten, first grade, and second grade. Zoo Animals Include: Alaskan Brown Bears Discovery Reef Aquarium Humboldt Penguins Australia and Islands Aviary Thanks so much! Amy Jordan, FantasticFirstGrade
Preview of FREEBIE!!!  STEM Create Energy in Motion Challenge

FREEBIE!!! STEM Create Energy in Motion Challenge

This task is designed to allow students to manipulate fat deposits within different kinds of milk using food coloring and dish liquid. The objective is to observe food coloring sticking to lipid and triglycerides and causing a colorful display in the process. Students will understand how the fat in milk moves and can infer what the dyes in food and drinks do inside of their bodies. PLEASE FOLLOW ME FOR MORE FREEBIES (CLICK FOLLOW) AND RATE THE PRODUCT.
Preview of Animal Habitats Unit

Animal Habitats Unit

Created by
Krista Brennan
My children in first grade study and research animals and animal habitats during our life sciences unit. I ask that each child find out a few simple facts about the animal they chose to study. Here is a great animal habitat worksheet for the children to work on at home with their families.
Preview of Animal Observation Chart

Animal Observation Chart

Learn to classify fish, mammals, birds, reptiles, and amphibians by their body covering, young, environment, oxygen, how they feed their young, group, and whether they are warm or cold blooded. Animal Observation Chart by http://teacherweb.com/FL/ClayCounty/theblandfordbears/apt13.aspx is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivs 3.0 Unported License.Based on a work at http://teacherweb.com/FL/ClayCounty/theblandfordbears/apt13.aspx.Permissions beyond the scope of thi
Preview of Animal Coverings

Animal Coverings

Created by
Misti Lindamood
The students fill in the blank with an animal that matches the description. The teacher can either have them glue an object that feels like the animals covering, or have the student draw a picture of the animal they chose.
Preview of Plant Lesson Plan | Printable Worksheet & Vocab Cards | Free

Plant Lesson Plan | Printable Worksheet & Vocab Cards | Free

Created by
SubjectToClimate
Access Free Lesson Plan Here: https://bit.ly/3IZSq4WIn this lesson, students learn about science experiments, design and execute an experiment to learn about what plants need to survive, and communicate their findings to others.Step 1 - Inquire:  Students observe the differences between freshwater, brackish water, and saltwater in order to make predictions about what plants need to survive.Step 2 - Investigate: Students design and carry out an experiment to test their predictions about what plan
Preview of The Dinosaur Alphabet

The Dinosaur Alphabet

Created by
DearTinyHuman
From A-Z, your littlest Paleontologists will agree a The Dinosaur Alphabet puts a fun twist on the ABC's!
Preview of Question Frames - Now That's a Good Question!

Question Frames - Now That's a Good Question!

Created by
Teacher Doctor
This is a great student-friendly tool! It will help students develop a variety of in-depth research questions. This form can also be used to differentiate instruction for students on all levels across all content areas.
Preview of Habitat Graphic Organizers

Habitat Graphic Organizers

Created by
Rogers' Rangers
These graphic organizers can be used to record information about any animal habitat or ecosystem. Included:***Blank graphic organizers***Editable graphic organizer***Graphic organizers for arctic, desert, pond, ocean, forest and rainforest habitats
Preview of Sort Animals/Insects by Type

Sort Animals/Insects by Type

Students will go through magazines/catalogs and cut out pictures and glue them into categories of insects, fish, or birds. If you print this off onto a 12"x18" paper they will have lots of room for this activity.You could also use this during or after taking a nature walk and draw what you saw while you were out there. This is a spinoff of one of the 4k CKLA curriculum activities. They do a mammal/non-mammal animal sort and this takes it to a bit more descriptive level. Before, while, and after
Preview of Preschool STEM Activities

Preschool STEM Activities

Created by
ARSLAN KOCATEPE
Our schools, as much as they could, present STEM learning opportunities as they to our children from the beginning of the school to the end. In this process, the most significant task belongs to the parents.
Preview of Animal Research Questions

Animal Research Questions

Created by
Macy Saucier
Five basic research questions for an animal research project. Questions include describing the physical features, the habitat, the diet, the type of group they live in, and fun facts about the animal. Students use informational text or other resources in the classroom to find and record their answers. Students then take their answers and write an informational piece about their animal.
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