All about rabbits

This week we are learning all about those cute little Easter critters!! I purchased a huge spring writing packet from Hope King. Her packet inspired this cute little rabbit below. This is our little rabbit that's going to get our brains going on our schema of rabbits! I will be writing down student schema on sticky notes and placing them to the left of the rabbit. Then, we will be organizing information into subtopics. I have headers that I will be placing on our anchor chart (belly, cloud…

8 interesting facts about #rabbits

Rabbits come in all sizes and colors, but they're all so stinky cute! Here are 10 rabbit facts that are perfect for kids and adults to learn.

Are you ready to learn 5 fun facts about rabbits? Not only do they make awesome pets, but they are very interesting creatures too!

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Did you read the title of this post? Does life really get any better than that? I made a little non-fiction booklet a few years ago for my kids to read and learn all about those cute little rabbits! This year, I am going to be incorporating my book into my listen to reading center. I wanted to share what I made with you today and show you how I will be using it this week in my room! Before I give each student their own "All About Rabbits" book, I will introduce a schema poster and gather…

Infographic : FUN Facts About Rabbit ^^

In this short reading passage, kids learn about rabbits. This activity helps integrate science into your reading instruction. Topics included: Where does the rabbit live? What does it eat? How does it look like? Followed by three questions for a small research project. Printing options: full color and black lines.

Rabbits eat a variety of fibrous foods. Rabbits should eat 80% timothy hay, 10 % pellets, and 10% leafy greens, 5% can be fruit as treats...

Facts about bunnies for kids are coming in our education group of facts for kids to learn more about the world and the whole universe. Rabbit is called a doe if it was a female, and is called a buck if it was a male. While young rabbits are called kits (or kitten). Rabbits live in groups. The European rabbit lives underground, in burrows. It will surprise you to know that more than half of the world’s rabbits live in North America. read the next facts about: Rabbit facts for kids Facts about…