Hibernate migrate adapt preschool

It finally feels like winter in Tallahassee today with cold winds from the north blowing and temperatures dropping. What a great time to teach students about what animals do in winter. I've put together some great resources to check out. There are some wonderful books for Read Alouds. This one is my favorite. If you click on the picture you will find this book. Just scroll down the page to see lots more books to choose from. Looking for some lesson plans? Look no further that Scholastic for…

Depending on where you live, it may or may not feel like winter. One of the Scholastic Let’s Find Out magazine is about hibernation. Below I will share additional printable, video’s …

Find fun hibernation activities, crafts, songs, games, and books that will help you teach hibernation to your preschool, kindergarten, first grade students.

This resource with vocabulary picture cards for sorting contains photographs of ten animals that hibernate, ten animals that adapt, and ten animals that migrate to survive during the cold winter…

I Heart Preschool Early Learning Center had a week dedicated to learning about hibernation. They did a number of fun activities and learned all about the process of hibernation--when animals go into

Add engaging visuals to your winter science unit with these Animals in Winter Photo Posters! Perfect for teaching children how animals hibernate, migrate, or adapt, these informative posters are ideal for winter-themed learning centers. With colorful images and key facts, they’re a fun way to boost comprehension of animals in winter and seasonal adaptations.

ALuv and I just finished a 2-week unit in our science last week on animals in the winter. We had fun and both learned quite a bit! I wanted to share a few resources and ideas of how we integrated literacy into our study. We focused on the three ways that animals survive in the winter time: hibernation, migration, ... Read More about Animals in Winter

Teach children all about hibernating animals as part of your autumn topic. They will love it! Here are some ideas to get you going. (Don't forget to download your freebie at the bottom of the page.)1. Make dens in the classroom, under tables, using blankets and cushions.2. Make a den outside, using natural materials, for a favourite toy.3. Have a small world tuff tray using natural materials and small world animals.4. Freeze some small animals in ice cubes.5. Make a clay hedgehog with twigs…

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