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Celebrate Earth Day with an engaging Whale Conservation Code Breaker resource! Featuring 5 questions about whale conservation, students will decode the answers using the provided key.

Teachers can utilize this resource as a supplemental tool for lessons on ocean animals, endangered species, climate change, Earth Day, and more. Additionally, it serves as a calming and engaging activity for students, suitable for use as a game or morning / afternoon work.

Designed for students across various grades, no specific teaching is required as long as students are familiar with science terms such as biodiversity and conservation. This activity is sure to spark curiosity and inspire learners to delve deeper into the world of whales.

Check out Whale Facts Code Breaker to complement this resource!

Includes:

• 5 questions and answers of Whale Conservation
• Answer Key

Use for (suggestions):

• Earth Day
• Endangered Animals
• Ocean Animals
• Mammals
• Early finishers , morning work
• Brain break
• End of year activities

Benefits to Teachers:

• Save valuable time and money
• Print and go! NO PREP
• Evergreen product (can be used again and again, for upcoming years)
• Suitable for various grade levels- no specific teaching needed

What is cryptogram (code breaker) ?

A cryptogram is like a puzzle where you change letters to secret codes. You have to figure out the code to read the hidden message. It's a fun challenge for learners.

How do these worksheets benefit your learners?

• Learners must analyze the symbols to decode the hidden answers. This promotes cognitive development and critical thinking.
• Cryptograms are essentially puzzles that need to be solved. Kids learn to approach problems systematically, breaking down complex codes into manageable parts. This problem-solving skill is transferable to various areas of their academic and personal lives.
• Attention to detail
• Patience and perseverance
• Enjoyable learning experience

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This non-fiction text contains two reading passages about some very fascinating animals that I've encountered. It was made with the NGSS in the area of life sciences in mind. The articles are on a low to high third grade reading level, but the passages are even interesting for adults! They are perfect for early finishers, for use in centers, and for whole and small group reading.

There are a variety graphic organizers to fill in as the students are reading.

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Fun outdoors activity to teach your students animals and plants that can be seen in the meadows in North America. Contains two versions of Scavenger hunt so you can select the one best suited to your students' needs.

Would you rather teach European flora and fauna? Check out this amazing FREEBIE.

HOW TO USE:

• in order to gain points, students need to spot plants and animals (and a molehill ) from their list and tick them off
• they get a point for each ticked off box
• if they manage to snap a picture of the plant / animal / molehill, they earn an extra point
• whoever gets the most points is the winner
• TIP 1: give a special reward to the author of the best photo
• TIP 2: give an extra reward to the team / student with the most rows of four

Vocabulary covered by this product:

1. ant
2. caterpillar
3. fly
4. grasshopper
5. ladybug
6. butterfly
7. dragonfly
8. bee
9. bumble bee
10. centipede
11. earthworm
12. snail
13. vole
14. mole
15. molehill
16. whitetail deer
17. cottontail rabbit
18. pheasant
19. lizard
20. garter snake
21. frog
22. clover
23. thistle
24. daisy
25. black-eyed Susan
26. dandelion
27. stinging nettle
28. mushroom

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Enhance students' understanding of the meanings of warm-blooded and cold-blooded with this clear and easy-to-understand poster.

This poster is great to use alongside this engaging activity and worksheets:

Sort Warm-blooded and Cold-blooded Animals

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Fun outdoors activity to teach your students animals and plants that can be seen in the meadow in Europe. Contains two versions of Scavenger hunt so you can select the one best suited to your students' needs.

Would you rather teach North American fauna & flora? Check out this amazing FREEBIE.

HOW TO USE:

• in order to gain points, students need to spot plants and animals (and a molehill ) from their list and tick them off
• they get a point for each ticked off box
• if they manage to snap a picture of the plant / animal / molehill, they earn an extra point
• whoever gets the most points is the winner
• TIP 1: give a special reward to the author of the best photo
• TIP 2: give an extra reward to the team / student with the most rows of four

Vocabulary covered by this product:

1. ant
2. caterpillar
3. fly
4. grasshopper
5. ladybird
6. butterfly
7. dragonfly
8. bee
9. bumble bee
10. centipede
11. earthworm
12. snail
13. vole
14. mole
15. molehill
16. roe deer
17. hare
18. pheasant
19. lizard
20. slow worm
21. frog
22. clover
23. thistle
24. daisy
25. forget-me-not
26. dandelion
27. stinging nettle
28. white mushroom

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In The Meadow - I Have, Who Has; Memory Game; Plants & Animals

In The Forest - I Have, Who Has; Memory Game

Fun outdoors activity to teach your students animals and plants that can be seen in the meadows in Europe. Contains two versions of Scavenger hunt so you can select the one best suited to your students' needs.

HOW TO USE:

• in order to gain points, students need to spot plants and animals (and a molehill ) from their list and tick them off
• they get a point for each ticked off box
• if they manage to snap a picture of the plant / animal / molehill, they earn an extra point
• whoever gets the most points is the winner
• TIP 1: give a special reward to the author of the best photo
• TIP 2: give an extra reward to the team / student with the most rows of four

Vocabulary covered by this product:

1. e Ameise
2. e Raupe
3. e Fliege
4. e Heuschrecke
5. r Marienkäfer
6. r Schmetterling
7. e Libelle
8. e Biene
9. e Hummel
10. r Tausendfüßler
11. r Regenwurm
12. e Schnecke
13. e Feldmaus
14. r Maulwurf
15. r Maulwurfshügel
16. e Ricke
17. r Hase
18. r Fasan
19. e Eidechse
20. e Blindschleiche
21. r Frosch
22. r Wiesenklee
23. e Distel
24. s Gänseblümchen
25. s Vergissmeinnicht
26. r Löwenzahn
27. e Pusteblume
28. r Champignon

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Tierische Vergleiche (Animal Similes) - Trimino Puzzles, Worksheets

Use this poster along with this worksheet for engaging and effective lessons on the skeletal system.

Learning objectives: Identify the bones of the human skeleton.

The bones includes: skull, jaw, clavicle, humerus, rib cage, vertebra, radius, ulna, carpals, metacarpals, phalanges, pelvis, femur, patella, tibia, fibula, tarsals and metatarsals.

Includes:

• The skeletal system poster

Label the bones worksheet

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Fun and engaging way to teach FOREST vocabulary. Contains 29 I Have, Who Has...? cards and a memory game. It teaches animals and plants of European forests - 28 words in total. Low prep, just print out and cut up.

Would you rather teach North American fauna & flora? Check out this US edition.

Contains:

29 I Have, Who Has...? cards

1 memory game

How to use:

1. I Have, Who Has? Card Game

Print out, cut up. It can be played in small or large groups. Hand out all of

the cards to pupils, each has roughly the same number of cards. The student

with the 1st card starts by asking Who has...? The pupil with the matching

card replies and asks Who has...? The game finishes when pupils get to the

last card.

During the activity teacher monitors the correct use of articles (A / AN /

ZERO ARTICLE).

2. Memory Game

Print out and cut up. It can be played in small groups. For bigger classes

print out several times and play in a number of groups. Students look for pairs.

TIP: Print a copy for each student and use as a picture dictionary. Students

cut out the pictures, glue them into their notebooks and add

descriptions.

Vocabulary covered by this product:

1. owl
2. hedgehog
3. bear
4. fox
5. wolf
6. squirrel
7. badger
8. hare
9. moose
10. red deer
11. roe deer
12. wild boar
13. woodpecker
14. pheasant
15. lynx
16. mouflon
17. ant
18. anthill
19. mushrooms
20. toadstool
21. tree stump
22. moss
23. pine cone
24. blueberries
25. wild strawberries
26. raspberries
27. spruce
28. oak

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Animal Similes - Trimino (Triomino) Puzzles and Worksheets

Fun and engaging way to teach MEADOW vocabulary - fauna and flora. Contains 29 I Have, Who Has...? cards and a memory game. It teaches animals and plants of European meadows - 28 words in total. Low prep, just print out and cut up.

Would you rather teach North American fauna & flora? Check out this North American edition.

Contains:

29 I Have, Who Has...? cards

1 memory game

How to use:

1. I Have, Who Has? Card Game

Print out, cut up. It can be played in small or large groups. Hand out all of

the cards to pupils, each has roughly the same number of cards. The student

with the 1st card starts by asking Who has...? The pupil with the matching

card replies and asks Who has...? The game finishes when pupils get to the

last card.

During the activity teacher monitors the correct use of articles (A / AN).

2. Memory Game

Print out and cut up. It can be played in small groups. For bigger classes

print out several times and play in a number of groups. Students look for pairs.

TIP: Print a copy for each student and use as a picture dictionary. Students

cut out the pictures, glue them into their notebooks and add

descriptions.

Language covered in this product:

1. ant
2. caterpillar
3. fly
4. grasshopper
5. ladybird
6. butterfly
7. dragonfly
8. bee
9. bumble bee
10. centipede
11. earthworm
12. snail
13. vole
14. mole
15. molehill
16. roe deer
17. hare
18. pheasant
19. lizard
20. slow worm
21. frog
22. clover
23. thistle
24. daisy
25. forget-me-not
26. dandelion
27. stinging nettle
28. white mushroom

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In The Forest - I Have, Who Has; Memory Game

Animal Similes - Trimino (Triomino) Puzzles and Worksheets

Looking for a fun way to help your students review Ecosystems? Look no further! This resource includes 4 practice worksheets, easily copied front to back, with a variety of review activities. Perfect for homework, test review study guide or EOG review! This resource aligns with NC Standard Course of Study Science Standard LS.5.2

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Fun and engaging way to teach FOREST vocabulary. Contains 29 I Have, Who Has...? cards and a memory game. It teaches animals and plants of North American forests - 28 words in total. Low prep, just print out and cut up.

Would you rather teach European fauna & flora? Check out this European edition.

Contains:

29 I Have, Who Has...? cards

1 memory game

How to use:

1. I Have, Who Has? Card Game

Print out, cut up. It can be played in small or large groups. Hand out all of

the cards to pupils, each has roughly the same number of cards. The student

with the 1st card starts by asking Who has...? The pupil with the matching

card replies and asks Who has...? The game finishes when pupils get to the

last card.

During the activity teacher monitors the correct use of articles (A / AN /

ZERO ARTICLE).

2. Memory Game

Print out and cut up. It can be played in small groups. For bigger classes

print out several times and play in a number of groups. Students look for pairs.

TIP: Print a copy for each student and use as a picture dictionary. Students

cut out the pictures, glue them into their notebooks and add

descriptions.

Vocabulary covered in this product:

1. owl
2. hedgehog
3. bear
4. fox
5. wolf
6. squirrel
7. raccoon
8. cottontail rabbit
9. moose
10. whitetail deer
11. chipmunk
12. wild boar
13. woodpecker
14. pheasant
15. bobcat
16. puma
17. ant
18. anthill
19. mushrooms
20. toadstool
21. tree stump
22. moss
23. pine cone
24. blueberries
25. wild strawberries
26. raspberries
27. spruce
28. maple tree

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In The Meadow - I Have, Who Has; Memory Game; Plants & Animals, US Edition
Animal Similes - Trimino (Triomino) Puzzles and Worksheets

Fun and engaging way to teach MEADOW vocabulary - fauna and flora. Contains 29 I Have, Who Has...? cards and a memory game. It teaches animals and plants commonly found in North American meadows - 28 words in total. Low prep, just print out and cut up.

Would you rather teach European flora & fauna? Check out this European edition.

Contains:

29 I Have, Who Has...? cards

1 memory game

How to use:

1. I Have, Who Has? Card Game

Print out, cut up. It can be played in small or large groups. Hand out all of

the cards to pupils, each has roughly the same number of cards. The student

with the 1st card starts by asking Who has...? The pupil with the matching

card replies and asks Who has...? The game finishes when pupils get to the

last card.

During the activity teacher monitors the correct use of articles (A / AN).

2. Memory Game

Print out and cut up. It can be played in small groups. For bigger classes

print out several times and play in a number of groups. Students look for pairs.

TIP: Print a copy for each student and use as a picture dictionary. Students

cut out the pictures, glue them into their notebooks and add

descriptions.

Language covered in this product:

1. ant
2. caterpillar
3. fly
4. grasshopper
5. ladybug
6. butterfly
7. dragonfly
8. bee
9. bumble bee
10. centipede
11. earthworm
12. snail
13. vole
14. mole
15. molehill
16. whitetail deer
17. cottontail rabbit
18. pheasant
19. lizard
20. garter snake
21. frog
22. clover
23. thistle
24. daisy
25. black-eyed Susan
26. dandelion
27. stinging nettle
28. mushroom

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In The Forest - I Have, Who Has; Memory Game, Fauna & Flora, US Edition

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Looking for a fun way to help your students review Human Body Systems? Look no further! This resource includes 4 practice worksheets, easily copied front to back, with a variety of review activities covering all body systems. Perfect for homework, test review, study guide or EOG review! This resource follows NC Standard Course of Study Science Standard LS.5.1, but I think it could work well in other grades too!

Are you looking for more LS.5.1 resources? Check out what I have below!

• Body Systems Vocabulary Word Wall
• Body Systems Task Cards
• Body Systems Sort Activity and Quiz
• Levels of Organization in the Human Body Sort Activity and Quiz
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Looking for a fun way to help your students review Heredity and Genetics? Look no further! This resource includes 4 practice worksheets, easily copied front to back, with a variety of review activities. Perfect for homework, test review, study guide or EOG review! This product was created for 5th grade, but I think it could work well in other grades too!

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• Heredity and Genetics Task Cards
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Types & Parts of Cells * Venn Diagrams *
4 pages total include:
* Venn Diagram : Prokaryotes Vs Eukaryotes
* * * Answer Sheet

* Venn Diagram : Animal Vs Plant Cells
* * * Answer Sheet

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Guide learners in identifying and labeling bones using scientific names by engaging them in this worksheet.

Learning objectives: Identify and label the bones of the human skeleton.

The bones includes: skull, jaw, clavicle, humerus, rib cage, vertebra, radius, ulna, carpals, metacarpals, phalanges, pelvis, femur, patella, tibia, fibula, tarsals and metatarsals.

Includes:

• Label the skeleton- with and without word bank
• Answer key
• 3 pages

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A thrilling addition to your classroom, featuring 10 fun fact questions about sharks. This engaging resource can be used for an end-of-year activity with no prior teaching needed. Students will decode the answers using the provided key, igniting excitement and engagement in learning. Perfect for various grade levels, this resource can also be used as a fun and relaxing activity. The use for this resource is endless, up to teacher's creativity! The best part is.... print and go!

Shark Code Breaker focuses on general shark facts, encouraging students to explore the fascinating world of sharks and sparking their curiosity.✨

Includes:

• 15 Questions and Answers on Shark Facts
• Answer Key

Use for (suggestions):

• Science
• Endangered Animals
• Ocean Animals
• Early finishers , morning work
• Brain break
• End of year activities

Benefits to Teachers:

• Save valuable time
• Print and go! NO PREP
• Evergreen product (can be used again and again, for upcoming years)
• Suitable for various grade levels- no specific teaching needed
• Versatile resource- can be used for various lessons/ settings

If you like cryptograms, check out these NO-PREP cryptograms:

Spring

Summer

Autumn

Winter

Polar Animals

Desert Animals

Forest Animals

Ocean Animals

Fun Riddles (All Year Round!)

Shark Fun Facts (All Year Round!)

Whale Fun Facts (All Year Round!)

What is cryptogram (code breaker) ?

A cryptogram is like a puzzle where letters in a message are replaced with different letters or symbols**.** You can solve it by figuring out which letter stands for which.  It's a fun challenge for learners.

How do these worksheets benefit your learners?

• Problem-Solving Skills: Deciphering cryptograms involves breaking down complex codes into manageable parts, which enhances problem-solving abilities.
• Educational Reinforcement – Cryptograms can be used to reinforce educational concepts across various subjects, making learning enjoyable and interactive.
• Language Skills – Deciphering cryptograms enhances reading comprehension, vocabulary, and spelling as children engage with written language meaningfully.
• Handwriting Practice – Solving cryptograms involves writing letter substitutions, offering valuable handwriting practice for children to improve letter formation, spatial awareness, and fine motor skills.
• Enjoyable and engaging learning experience

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Fun and engaging way to teach MEADOW vocabulary - fauna and flora. Contains 29 Ich habe, wer hat...? cards and a memory game. It teaches animals and plants of European meadows - 28 words in total. Low prep, just print out and cut up.

Contains:

29 Ich habe..., wer hat...? cards

1 memory game

How to use:

1. Ich Habe, Wer Hat? Card Game

Print out, cut up. It can be played in small or large groups. Hand out all of

the cards to pupils, each has roughly the same number of cards. The student

with the 1st card starts by asking Who has...? The pupil with the matching

card replies and asks Who has...? The game finishes when pupils get to the

last card.

During the activity teacher monitors the correct use of articles.

2. Memory Game

Print out and cut up. It can be played in small groups. For bigger classes

print out several times and play in a number of groups. Students look for pairs.

TIP: Print a copy for each student and use as a picture dictionary. Students

cut out the pictures, glue them into their notebooks and add

descriptions.

Language covered in this product:

1. e Ameise
2. e Raupe
3. e Fliege
4. e Heuschrecke
5. r Marienkäfer
6. r Schmetterling
7. e Libelle
8. e Biene
9. e Hummel
10. r Tausendfüßler
11. r Regenwurm
12. e Schnecke
13. e Feldmaus
14. r Maulwurf
15. r Maulwurfshügel
16. e Ricke
17. r Hase
18. r Fasan
19. e Eidechse
20. e Blindschleiche
21. r Frosch
22. r Wiesenklee
23. e Distel
24. s Gänseblümchen
25. s Vergissmeinnicht
26. r Löwenzahn
27. e Pusteblume
28. r Champignon

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Im Wald - Ich Habe Wer Hat; Memo-Spiel; Tiere und Pflanzen
Tierische Vergleiche (Animal Similes) - Trimino Puzzles, Worksheets

Looking for a delightful way to engage and entertain your little ones? Introducing our vibrant Butterflies Matching Game – an entertaining and educational activity perfect for young learners. This set features engaging butterfly puzzles that not only entertain but also stimulate brain and physical development.

crafted to celebrate and explore seasonal nature themes. The beautiful butterfly cards provide an interactive and enjoyable experience for your child, promoting cognitive development and enhancing their matching skills.

Simply lay out the cards, and let the matching fun begin! Watch as your child or students enjoys the vibrant illustrations and learns about symmetry in a playful manner.

What comes in the product:

- Set of 20 Butterflies Puzzles Cards two pieces

- 5 pages to print

- A4 paper Size

- Best to print on card stock (Colors will vary depending on printer used)

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Looking for a delightful way to engage and entertain your little ones? Introducing our vibrant Butterflies Matching Game – an entertaining and educational activity perfect for young learners. This set features engaging butterfly puzzles that not only entertain but also stimulate brain and physical development.

crafted to celebrate and explore seasonal nature themes. The beautiful butterfly cards provide an interactive and enjoyable experience for your child, promoting cognitive development and enhancing their matching skills.

Simply lay out the cards, and let the matching fun begin! Watch as your child or students enjoys the vibrant illustrations and learns about symmetry in a playful manner.

What comes in the product:

- Set of 20 Butterflies Puzzles Cards two pieces

- 5 pages to print

- A4 paper Size

- Best to print on card stock (Colors will vary depending on printer used)

Your opinion is very important, Feel free to leave your review.

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