Animal defenses activities

Animal Defenses: Teeth, Tusks and Camouflage from BabyAnimalPrints.com

From shooting blood from their eyes to using their own ribs as spears, these animals will do whatever it takes to stay alive.

Create a crafty porcupine with your first grader, and use the opportunity to teach your little one about it's ingenious (yet painful!) defense mechanism.

Animal Camouflage Worksheets. Print our free animal camouflage activities, worksheets, and teaching resources. Students learn about mimicry and camouflage with our free teaching worksheets.

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Our first science unit this year is Growth and Change in Animals, and we spent part of this time learning

We've been learning so much about how animals adapt to colder temperatures. But if you don’t spot any animals, this easy activity works too in your backyard. Click here for a fun nature activity on animal camouflage.

We’ve just studied Animal Classification and Habitats. Now it was time to examine all the different ways animals adapt to different habitats. Big Idea: In order to survive over time, animal s…

Hands on exploration and engaging fun learning stations about how animals use their adaptations. Great stem connections for first graders and meets the Next Gen Science standards for organisms in first grade.

Has your child ever discovered an animal track? Kids can learn about animals and turn their favorite animal tracks into art by imprinting them on clay. When they're done, hang the finished pieces on the wall or gift them to someone special! #PBSKIDS #PBSKIDSforParents #WildKratts