Category: Life Sciences
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$2.00Add to CartWant to study the life cycle of a spider? Here is a resource for you!
Includes:
– 2 labeled posters (color and b/w)
– life cycle coloring page
– colorful center activity
– 2 cut-n-paste worksheetsUse as a standalone resource or combine with:
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$3.00Add to CartHere are four different amphibian shape books for student self-publishing! There are two for frogs/toads, one for salamanders and one for caecilians.
Students can use these shape book patterns to write stories, poems, and reports. Each book pattern has a cover page, a blank page and two pages with lines. Students can use as many pages as they need to complete their work and then fasten together with staples, ribbon or string.
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$2.00Add to CartThis resource has been designed to teach students about amphibians. They will learn the classification, the three types of amphibians, where they live (habitat), what the eat (diet), how they protect themselves (defense) and more.
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– Informational Text (b/w and color)
– 2 page worksheet
– Crossword puzzle
– Answer Keys
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Studying amphibians? Help students learn important amphibian related vocabulary words and definitions while practicing copy work and handwriting (cursive). This resource include 22 vocabulary words and definitions. (See below description for included words)
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Studying amphibians? Help students learn important amphibian related vocabulary words and definitions while practicing copy work and handwriting (printing – manuscript). This resource include 22 vocabulary words and definitions. (See below description for included words)
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Teach students about amphibians as they read and copy each page of this resource! While practicing handwriting skills copying the cursive text, students will learn about the following:
- – The meaning of the word ‘amphibian’
- – Habitat
- – Diet
- – Amphibian metamorphosis
- – Regulation of body temperature
- – Defense mechanisms
Each category above is a separate section for a total of 6 copy work lessons! Use alone as science and/or handwriting mini-lessons or as a supplement to a larger unit or curriculum.
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Teach students about amphibians as they read and copy each page of this resource! While practicing handwriting skills copying the manuscript text, students will learn about the following:
- – The meaning of the word ‘amphibian’
- – Habitat
- – Diet
- – Amphibian metamorphasis
- – Regulation of body temperature
- – Defense mechanisms
Each category above is a separate section for a total of 6 copy work lessons! Use alone as science and/or handwriting mini-lessons or as a supplement to a larger unit or curriculum.
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This fun amphibian themed paper can be used by all ages for a variety of uses such as writing essays, poetry, creating reports, science and nature journaling and even art projects!
Includes 9 pages:
– 3 Salamander (single lined, dashed line, blank center)
– 3 Newt (single lined, dashed line, blank center)
– 3 Frog & Toad ( (single lined, dashed line, blank center) -
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Ready to use stages of mitosis worksheets that can be used as study aids or for quizzes / tests.
There are 4 worksheets:
- #1: Students will name each stage of mitosis in order
- #2: Students will draw / illustrate each stage
- #3: Students will name and draw each stage
- #4: Students will describe what is happening / events of each stage
Answer key provided
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This Science / Biology resource provides colorful posters and worksheets for 3 stages of a butterfly’s life cycle: caterpillar, chrysalis, adult butterfly.
Each stage of life comes with a poster (labels showing the parts) and the following 3 worksheets:
#1: Students will label a picture of the specific stage and are given the names of the parts they are to label
#2: Students will label a picture of the specific stage but are not given the names of the parts (as they should have those memorized)
#3: Students are to both draw and label the specific stage. Parts they are to label of given.What parts are labeled for each stage?
- caterpillar: head, thorax, simple eye, mandible, walking leg, abdominal segment, proleg, anal proleg
- chrysalis: cremaster, abdomen, spiracle, wing, metathorax, mesothorax, antenna, prothorax
- adult butterfly: back leg, middle leg, front leg, spiracles, forewing, antenna, hind wing, veins, compound eye, ocellus, anus, proboscis, labial palpus
BONUS: All pages are also included in B/W format!
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This Science resource will teach students the Life Cycle of a Butterfly and includes:
- * 2 color posters of the life cycle (1 with added details)
- * 1 b/w poster (for students to color),
- * 4 picture/information cards for each stage of the life cycle
- * 3 life cycle worksheets
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Studying Beavers? Students will love to self-publish their own work in this cute Beaver shape book! Not only can they write creative stories or poems, but you can also have them use these templates to convey what they’ve learned (comprehension) from a book or from their own research! Template size: 7.5″ tall x 7″ wide.
Includes:
- 6 possible covers
- 13 different inside pages
I’ve created pages with both dotted-dashed lines as well as single lines so that you can use what best fits the level of your students.
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This 6:44 minute video product has been created to give BIOLOGY / ANATOMY / HEALTH students an overview of the human body’s circulatory system! Student will learn the major components of the system (names of major arteries and veins as well as parts of the exterior and interior of the heart) as well as the function of the heart, arteries, veins, red blood cells, white blood cells, platelets and plasma.
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High School Biology Notebook resource!
Students will learn all of the major parts of the brain including ventricles, cingulate gyrus, thalamus, hypothalamus, optic chiasm, pituitary gland, midbrain, pons, medulla oblongata, meninges, cerebral cortex, cerebrum, corpus callosum, pineal gland, cerebellum, occipital lobe, parietal lobe, temporal lobe, frontal lobe
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Here is a classroom poster describing the basics of the human body’s circulatory system. Perfect for a Science or Health bulletin board.
The poster outlines basic functions for the following:
- heart
- arteries
- veins
- capillaries
- lungs
- red blood cells
- white blood cells
- platelets
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This Science / Biology / Health resource will help your students learn about the circulatory system of the human body! Included are 10 posters (each in color and b/w) and 5 different worksheets (each with and without a word bank)!
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Placental mammals are the most diverse group of mammals with about 4000 discovered species and include dogs, cats, rodents, elephants, whales, cattle, pigs, humans and many more! If you are planning a study on these mammals, this product will guide students through their research and can be used as the end reporting tool!
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This science, animal study activity is designed to guide your students through the researching and reporting of any egg laying mammal (also known as Monotremes). These unusual mammals only reside in Australia and New Guinea. There are only five known species of monotremes: the platypus and four species of echidna.
This product will guide students through their research and can be used as the end reporting tool!
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Students love kangaroos, wallabies, koalas and other pouch carrying animals also known as marsupials! This resource will guide students through their research on these amazing pouch carrying animals and can be used as the end reporting tool!
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Any mammal designed to swim such as a whale, sea lion, seal or walrus is considered a natatorial mammal. The term natatorial comes from the Latin natātor, natātōrem meaning “swimmer”. This product is perfect for your students if you want to assign a research & report project on water dwelling mammals. It will guide students through their research and can be used as the end reporting tool!
