Animal classification activities

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…

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

The challenge of this game is to learn about various animal classification. They have been divided up into 6 groups & you just need to match them up!

Last week Jaś has been very busy working on the animal classification lapbook. Lately it's been very difficult to get him interested in doing any…

FREEBIE! Animal Classification Foldable

If your children are fascinated with animals, they are going to enjoy learning about the animal kingdom and animal classification in science

Classifying the animals can be a tricky business - the scientists call it the taxonomy. So let's do some sorting and learn how to group them with the Animal Classification and Sorting Printable Activity. The amazing

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}

Do they know the major groups we can sort animals into? This FREE Animal Classification Cut & Paste activity is a fun way to learn about 7 groups of animals and what makes each group unique. Animal Classification Cut and Paste Hands-On Activity Chances are good that we all know a bird or a fish...

Use this fun, printable cootie catcher activity to help your students learn about vertebrate classification. Cut and fold the cootie catcher according to the instructions, and answer all the questions as you play the game. Excellent for review sessions and partner study activities.