Learning About Science for Young Learners: Animals

Description

Introduce your children to types of animals, what makes different types of animals special, how they live, and some of the many different habitats they live in with Learning About Science for Young Learners: Animals. Each topic is broken into short, bite-sized pieces accompanied by simple activities. You can work through the entire book or simply choose to focus on specific topics. If you choose to work through the entire unit, there are 60 daily lessons, broken into twelve weeks of five days each. Each week has four days of science and activities and one day of review. The final week is a review for the unit.

Activities include coloring, crafts, matching, tracing, cut and paste, and much more.

Topics include:
• What is Science?
• Living vs. Nonliving
• Mammals
• Birds
• Reptiles
• Animal Babies
• Animal Habitats: Farm
• Animal Habitats: Desert and Ocean
• Animal Habitats: Forest and Mountains
• Invertebrates
• Spiders
• Insects

All measurements are given in both English and metric.

Perfect for ages 5-7 or Kindergarten-First Grade. 130 pages.

This works great as a stand-alone unit or can be combined with Learning About Science for Young Learners: Plants (6 weeks), Earth Science (6 weeks), and Physical Science (12 weeks) for a full-year science curriculum.