1st grade animal habitat project

Ocean diorama for school project Idea for Henry-- 2nd grade project. Remember to use those extra floral gems for the water...

My daughters 3rd grade project, Diorama of African Savannah Habitat with added special effects soundtrack of the Lion King.

FREE printable sorting mats for preschoolers and kindergarten kids to learn about animals and their habitats. Great science and nature activity that kids will love! Includes rainforest, ocean, desert, polar, woodland and wetland habitats.

Your students are supposed to write the names of as many animals as they can find. They should also think of the animal's habitats. You can print out this document. - ESL worksheets

Animal habitat project ideas: Learn about habitats as kids compare and contrast Arctic animals and Forest animals with this hands-on science activity! Perfect for preschool, kindergarten, 1st grade and 2nd grades! #edventureswithkids #firstgrade #secondgrade #thirdgrade #elementary

Animal habitats for wild animal unit. Used 4 boxes of same size and covered the outside of them with white contact paper then the background I used fabric designs and added to each area trees, pebbles and cotton balls to enhance each habitat. Children then sort the animals to their correct habitat.

Desert habitat diorama. I made it for my son's 1st grade project. Used shoe box, paper, glue, markers, watercolor, clear tape, cardboard, sand, stones and animals from a Dollar store.

Creative ideas - shoe box, dioramas and more - for animal habitat projects! Ideas include ocean, desert, rain forest, arctic, forest and pond habitats - great for preschool, 1st, 2nd and 3rd grades!

My Son was assigned his first ever school project of creating a miniature rainforest in a shoe box! This was a “family” project as he is still in pre-school and they encourage th…

Create a habitat project for school in a shoebox or plastic container. A habitat is an area with a specific climate and ecosystem. Desert, forest, grassland, wetlands and tundra are the main habitats found around the world. Each habitat has its own landscape and wildlife. Use small plastic animals to portray the wildlife in the area. Buy plastic animals from toy stores. Buy plastic trees at hobby or toy stores.