All about dolphins

Dolphins have many parts, but the ones on this picture are the most common. The median notch is the middle part of the dolphin's tail. It provides strength, speed and flexibility for the dolphin while swimming. The flukes provide speed as well. The dorsal fin on the top of the dolphin is used for balance when gliding in the water. The ear is hardly noticed, but hearing is a dolphin's best sense. Their eye sight isnt as good as their hearing, they mostly see a blur in water. A dolphin's…

Splash into reading with this reading resource all about dolphins! This bundle has everything you need to teach a nonfiction dolphins mini-unit AND it's all decodable! Aligned with the Science of Reading! Included in this huge bundle are: 6 levels of "Dolphins" nonfiction decodable books 6 levels of "Dolphins" decodable passages 6 levels of "Dolphins" digital Google slides Graphic organizers Writing craft #readingpassages #readingcomprehension #phonics #CVCWordActivities

Did you know that dolphins sleep with only half of their brain? They are mammals with lungs and must come to the surface to breathe. So how do they do it? Check out Outforia's latest article to learn about how do dolphins sleep.

Basic facts about Dolphins

3rd grade science project about DOLPHINS

Be amazed by the different species of dolphins in these dolphin facts, and appreciate them more the next time you spot them in the wild!

Check out these amazing dolphin facts for kids! Dolphins are marine mammals known for their friendliness and playful ways. Learn more here!