Habitats projects

Animal habitats for wild animal unit. Used 4 boxes of same size and covered the outside of them with white contact paper then the background I used fabric designs and added to each area trees, pebbles and cotton balls to enhance each habitat. Children then sort the animals to their correct habitat.

Deciduous Forest biome!

Interested in learning about habitats around the world? Read on Outforia's latest article to learn more about the 10 different types of habitat that animals and plants call home.

Here's some photos from a project any Science teachers (and Art!) out there might find interesting. We have a very creative Science tea...

Check out these awesome projects! Your students can create them too! This resource will make it easy for you to plan and prep for this big project. It includes a teacher guide, student printables, presentation tips, assessment, introduction presentation and more!

Did your child recently come home and tell you that they needed to make a diorama? Get our tips for how you can make a classic animal habitat diorama that is sure to impress! Animal habitats are a classic elementary school project. Normally these habitat projects go along with a research aspect. Once you have researched your habitat, get creative with some of our tips and ideas for making an animal habitat (especially a wolf habitat diorama).

I was first introduced to the idea of creating Animal Dioramas when my son (who was a first grader at the time), brought home a shoebox an...

For optimum space, use a large shoebox and keep the lid attached. Positioning the box upright also provides the vertical space needed for tall rainforest trees.

"My" first grade project: Ocean habitat Diorama.

Full tutorial on an easy DIY tropical rainforest diorama for elementary school projects, including creating faux river, rainforest backdrop and DIY trees.