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$6.75Add to CartHave students wanting to learn about dinosaurs? Want to incorporate hands-on, project learning into your science lessons that will not only help student learning ‘stick’ but will allow students to walk away with beautiful projects? Get ready to roar with excitement because your problem is solved!
PLEASE NOTE: This resource does not mention the age of the earth or periods of time.
Get My Teaching Library’s “Dinosaurs A-Z | Research, Report, Notebooking, Project Pages | Multi-Grade” and watch students’ love of learning ignite!
Regardless of whether you are teaching 1st grade or 12th, this resource will work because it has been designed with pages for all ages – abilities – grades!
✨ What’s Included:
- – 4 pages for each of these dinosaurs (Multi-level, ability writing/reporting plus map work): A – Allosauru,s B – Brachiosaurus, C – Centrosaurus, D – Diplodocus, E – Edmontosaurus, F – Fukuiraptor, G – Giganotosaurus, H – Hadrosaurus, I – Iguanodon, J – Jaxartosaurus, K – Kentrosaurus, L – Lambeosaurus, M – Megalosaurus, N – Nodosaurus, O – Oviraptor, P – Parasaurolophus, Q – Quetzalcoatlus, R – Rhabdodon, S – Stegosaurus, T – Tyrannosaurus Rex, U – Utahraptor, V – Velociraptor, W – Wannanosaurus, X – Xenotarsosaurus, Y – Yangchuanosaurus ,Z – Zuniceratops
- – 5 extra pages to continue reporting on each dinosaur if needed (both writing and drawing pages).
✅ Perfect For…
- – Dinosaur enthusiasts of all ages who love to dive deep into research and creative reporting.
- – Project-based learning units focused on paleontology.
- – Inspiring hands-on science activities that connect real-world learning.
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$4.00Add to Cart🐨 Planning to study Koalas? Marsupials? Animals of Australia/ If so, your students will love the student-centered, hands-on, cross-curricular project where they’ll learn all about Koalas while creating a lapbook or an interactive notebook!
🐨This can be used as a stand-alone unit that includes all of the informational materials, a map, and templates needed to create a beautiful project. Although this can be used completely as a stand-alone unit, a booklist is given if further research and reading is desired.
🐨Includes:
– Instructions and lapbook/notebooking examples
– Supply list
– Required elements checklist (optional for teacher assigned elements)
– Grading rubric and grading sheet
– Informational text covering:- Taxonomy
- Closest Relatives
- Anatomy
- Where they live (Habitat and Map)
- Diet
- Life Cycle
- Predators
- Fun Facts
- Vocabulary
– 11 pages of templates
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$5.00Add to CartHere is a penguin unit study that is a student-centered, hands-on, cross-curricular project where they’ll learn all about 15 types of penguins while creating a lapbook or an interactive notebook!
🐧This can be used as a stand-alone unit that includes all of the informational materials, maps, illustrations and templates needed to create a beautiful project. However, a booklist is given if further research and reading is desired.
🐧Includes:
– Instructions and lapbook/notebooking examples
– Supply list
– Required elements checklist (optional for teacher assigned elements)
– Grading rubric and grading sheet
– Informational text covering: taxonomy, general information about penguins and unusual facts about penguins
– Detail fact sheets about the following species (includes image and location map for each): Adelie penguin, African penguin, Chinstrap penguin, Emperor penguin, Erect Crested penguin, Fiordland penguin, Galapagos penguin, Gentoo penguin, Humboldt penguin, King penguin, Little Blue penguin, Macaroni penguin, Magellanic penguin, Rockhopper penguin, Royal penguin
– Vocabulary
– Book suggestions for additional reading
– Illustration of a penguin’s basic anatomy– Illustration of the penguin life cycle
– 21 pages of templates that can be used to either create a lapbook or use in an interactive notebook -
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Excite students as they learn all about whales and create an interactive project with this life science, hands-on, creative resource. This nonfiction science unit makes learning about baleen whales and toothed whales interesting and will help students develop reading, research, writing and organizational skills.
⭐Designed for 5th, 6th, 7th, and 8th grade students.
⭐Use as a fully stand-alone unit or students can research for additional information through books, videos and website.
⭐ Low-prep, comprehensive unit
⭐ Inspires reading, writing, organization, project research skills
⭐ Can be used to create a lapbook or interactive notebookWhat you get in this Whale unit:
- – How to use details
- – Images of how to create different style/size lapbooks and examples of interactive notebook pages
- – Supply list
- – Student forms: Required elements and grading rubric
- – Project grading form
- – Informational text covering topics such as classification, anatomy, behavior, communication, diet, life cycle, habitat and species-specific information for the following: Bottlenose whale, Cluver’s Beaked whale, Beluga whale, Killer whale, Narwhal, Sperm whale, Blue whale, Bowhead whale, fin whale, humpback whale and the Gray whale
- – Vocabulary
- – Whale surfacing behaviors – Images and descriptions
- – Suggested book titles for further research
- – Clipart
- – Project templates
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Elf Owl Notebooking pages provides students with two recording pages to report on this small owl that is the size of a sparrow! The first page includes an image to color and lines for students to describe the owl’s appearance and behavior. They will also be able to report on the range where it is found and complete map work. The second page can be duplicated as many times as necessary needed for students to write a report on the bird.
Suggested research link: Elf Owl Overview
Get My Teaching Library’s full Birds of Prey Notebooking Pages Resource!
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This unit is full of hands-on, interactive science exploration and discovery! Students will work with 4 items commonly associated with autumn: a pumpkin, an apple, an acorn and a gourd.
Using each, they will be guided through several activities to observe, hypothesize, describe and explore the items. They will also draw, color and write throughout. Fall fun activities that will excite your young scientists. (14 pages)
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Complete and detailed, this Nervous System Coloring Workbook is perfect for instruction, study and even testing high school level Biology and Anatomy students. There are 9 different illustrations (diagrams) and each have three types of pages:
a: labeled
b. unlabeled with blank color key
c. unlabeled
Detailed teacher notes are included which give suggestions on the use of each. -
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🐾 Discover the Extraordinary: Strange and Unusual Animals Mini-Units (Set 1) 🌍
Are you looking to spice up your science curriculum? Spark student curiosity and wonder with this deep dive into the world’s most peculiar creatures!
This comprehensive set features 8 mini-units designed to take students on a journey to meet animals they won’t find in a typical textbook. From the depths of the water to the heights of the rainforest canopy, your students will become experts on the “weird and wonderful.”
🧬 What’s Inside?
Each of the 8 mini-units is packed with engaging information and vibrant, colorful photos to keep young learners hooked. Students will explore:
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Physical Characteristics: What makes them look so unique? 🦎
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Habitats & Locations: Where in the world do they hide? 🗺️
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Dietary Habits: What’s on the menu for a Fossa or a Dugong? 🌿
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Human Interaction: Are they pets, or are they better left in the wild? 🏠
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Mind-Blowing Facts: The “strange” details that make these animals unforgettable! 💡
🐊 Featured Animals in Set 1:
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Gharial (The long-snouted crocodilian)
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Dugong (The “sea cow” of the ocean)
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Capybara (The world’s largest, chillest rodent)
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Blue-Tongued Skink (A reptile with a colorful surprise)
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Axolotl (The smiling salamander)
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Aye-Aye (The mysterious primate of Madagascar)
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Elephant Shrew (Tiny, fast, and trunk-nosed)
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Fossa (The elusive predator of the forest)
📝 What You’ll Love:
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Vibrant Visuals: Real-life photos bring the science to life! 📸
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Active Learning: Every unit includes 2 notebooking pages per animal to test comprehension and encourage research.
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Extension Activities: Includes a “Taking it Further” section with creative suggestions for projects and deep-dives to keep the momentum going! 🚀
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Low Prep: Just print and go—perfect for science centers, independent study, or a “Creature of the Week” feature.
✨ Keep the Adventure Going!
If your students fall in love with these rare creatures, don’t stop here!
Grab Strange and Unusual Animals | Set 2 -
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In this unit study, students will learn how 8 different animals (4 different habitats) use many of their body parts to live and survive. For each animal, students will be given a fact sheet, a short answer worksheet and a worksheet on which they will label and describe the specific body parts and how they are used.
Animals covered in this unit are:
– Desert Habitat: Camel, Fennec Fox
– Grasslands: Black-footed Ferret, Bison
– Tropical Rainforest: Sloth, Toucan
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This Great Gray Owl resource includes ten pages perfect for any student creating a report or project on this bird! There are nine pages that can be used to record findings such as its scientific classification, range, habitat, diet and much more. The last page includes a full black and white illustration so that students can create a colorful picture of this magnificent owl.
Students can use a variety of resources to learn about the owl or they can go to “The Great Gray Owl“.
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Students will love this hands-on resource designed to create a fun Mink Lapbook!
Includes Lapbooking instructions, templates to use as they record what they know or are learning about minks, (such as where they live, the types, size, predators, diet and more) and a lapbooking rubric.
Designed to use with multiple age / grade levels.
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Sandhill Cranes are large birds that live in open habitats across North America. Students can use these pages to produce a beautiful report or project on these magnificent birds! Includes 5 notebooking pages (one with a North American map) and 1 coloring page.
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Students will love using these pages to create a report on the polar bear! Perfect to use during a study of the arctic region, tundra animals or as a cross-curricular unit that will have students reading, writing, completing map work (geography) and learning about the life of the polar bear (science).
Check out My Teaching Library’s article: Learning about the Polar Bear!
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Students will love using these pages to create a report on caribou, also known as the reindeer! Perfect to use during a study of the arctic region, tundra animals or as a cross-curricular unit that will have students reading, writing, completing map work (geography) and learning about the life of the caribou (science).
Check out My Teaching Library’s article: Caribou or a Reindeer?
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Students will love using these pages to create a report on the Arctic wolf also known as the polar wolf! Perfect to use during a study of the arctic region, tundra animals or as a cross-curricular unit that will have students reading, writing, completing map work (geography) and learning about the life of the wolf (science).
Check out My Teaching Library’s article: Learning about the Arctic Wolf!
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Students will love using these pages to create a report on the cute, Arctic ground squirrel that lives in Alaska, Canada and Siberia! Perfect to use during a study of the arctic region, tundra animals or as a cross-curricular unit that will have students reading, writing, completing map work (geography) and learning about the life of this cute little squirrel (science).
Check out My Teaching Library’s article: Arctic Ground Squirrel
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Sale!Original price was: $15.00.$12.00Current price is: $12.00.Add to Cart
My Teaching Library has bundled 5 MUSHROOM products to help you SAVE and have a variety of fantastic classroom resources to help you teach…
- – If you teach Science for 6th-12th grades, this bundle is for you!
- – If you teach an outdoor nature-based class, this bundle is for you!
- – If you want to give your student(s) a fun, research-based unit study, this bundle is for you!
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Students will use these notebooking pages to record information about 23 different species of mushrooms. Perfect for a Science or Biology classroom studying fungi!
In addition to the named 23 species, student are given an extra page to add additional species if they choose (or if you instruct them to add others).
On each page, students will draw a picture of the species, give the complete scientific classification and record additional information they learn through research, reading books or using the current curriculum.
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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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Whether you are studying turkeys because you want to focus on one species of bird or if it is because you want a fun topic to study around Thanksgiving, your students will love to create their very own turkey lapbook!
What is a lapbook?
A lapbook is simply a file folder that contains a variety of “mini books,” foldables, and other material that cover detailed information about the lapbook’s central topic. A lapbook might accompany a unit study, elaborate on a book or serve as a guidebook or portfolio.
Creating a lapbook is one activity that will allow students to take charge of their own learning and creativity!
What this resource includes:
- teacher instructions
- visual of how to set up a lapbook
- teacher assignment page
- Lapbooking rubric
- Turkey informational pages
- Turkey related vocabulary
- Suggested books on turkeys
- Templates to guide and report information about turkeys
- 2 photo/picture – clipart pages
A little about ‘the turkey’: Benjamin Franklin would have preferred to have the Wild Turkey, not the Bald Eagle, chosen as the national symbol of the United States. Although the barnyard variety seems to be (according to some sources) lacking intelligence, the original wild form is a wary and magnificent bird. Wild Turkeys usually get around by walking or running, but they can fly strongly, and they typically roost overnight in tall trees.
