Living and nonliving anchor chart

My Living Nonliving Anchor Chart

To introduce our living/nonliving/plants/animals unit we started with the four questions a scientist would ask. I combined charts that I saw by Krazy in Kindergarten and Mini Muffin Mondays. Then we explored living and non living with gummy worms and meal worms. The students recorded their evidence in their journals along with a drawing. Here are the lessons my team used for the first four days of the unit. Then we moved into plants... ...and grew grass! In the third week we moved on to the…

Living and Non-living anchor chart

Science anchor chart - What is living and non-living? How do you know if it is alive? Ideas were student suggestions during the lesson.

Hello Everyone! We finished our study of living and nonliving things with a fun (and a little slimy) activity. "Gummy Worms vs Earth Worms...

Interactive science word wall for our living/non-living unit. Swipe to see how kids use it in their science writing. #kindergartenscience #interactivesciencewordwall #kindergarten #iteachk #iteachtoo #teachersofinstagram #teachersfollowteachers

Anchor charts, books, interactive notebook activities, and a hands-on activity are perfect ways to teach students about living and non-living things.

Chart telling about living things and non living things it's characteristics and it's bifurcation.

What do living things need anchor chart

Anchor Chart Living or Non-living Science