Owl writing activities

Build beautiful content-aligned Fall bulletin boards with our Owl-themed informational writing template.

Whoooo Loves Owls? 3 comments Reading, Science, Writing Whooo loves owls? My class does! This week was a super short week for our students (not us). Short, as in, the kids had two days of school. This meant that our regular curriculum was put on hold and I took full advantage of the opportunity to do some fun thematic activities centered around owls. We did lots of learning over our two short days. Here's a peek at our "week." **Warning, you are about to be photo bombed.** To get the week…

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Trace the owl's feathers and work on fine motor skills with these cute tracing worksheets. Today I'm sharing some adorable owl tracing worksheets. You can add these to your owl theme lesson plans, or pull

A printable activity for your students to practice identifying and labeling the different parts of an owl.Includes three different versions of the diagram for easy differentiation!1. Cut and Paste with boxes and arrows2. Cut and Paste 3. Writing the labels with a word bank.

Use this owl craft to practice fine motor skills and handwriting skills. Choose from five different writing prompts and let your kids use their imagination. Great for kindergarten, first and second grade. Makes a great fall bulletin board display.

This easy owl word search printable is a wonderful fall activity for elementary-aged kids. It features 8 words about owl plus a coloring area.

Full disclosure: this post is actually from last year, and due to glitches with one of my files, I never posted it. Better late than never, I hope! What better time than October to study owls? They are such beautiful, fascinating birds and we had a blast learning more about them. We read book about owls . . . . Watched owl videos . . . and of course we did owl-themed activities! After reading and learning about owls and their carnivorous diet, Colby completed this cut-and-paste activity…

Practice writing the word owl Coloring Page - Twisty Noodle