Growth and changes in animals grade 2

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To wrap up our animal unit, we learned all about insects and life cycles! I used activities from my Insect/Life cycle unit if you are interested! We had already learned about insects back in kindergarten so we reviewed insects and did a sort in our science journals. The kids remembered lots of great characteristics such as six legs, three body parts, lays eggs, etc. They also remembered that a spider is not an insect! We then read books on insects and learned facts about different insects we…

One of our favorite science topics is life cycles. Students are fascinated to find out about life cycles in animals. We discover that cycles can be found not only in animals, but in plants, planets, and insects too! This post provides learning resources and activities to teach life cycles of plants, animals, and insects.

Looking for some great French read alouds that you can use as part of a growth and changes in animals unit? In this post, I share 5 French books that can be used to talk about life cycles and characteristics of animals. I also share resources that are aligned with the grade 2 Ontario Science Standards!

Dive into the fascinating world of animal growth and changes with our "Growth and Changes in Animals" unit! Are you ready to take your students on an educational adventure where they'll explore the captivating life cycles of turtles, frogs, chickens, and butterflies? Look no further! Our printable activity pack is bursting with engaging resources to make learning about animal development a breeze. **Interactive Cut and Paste Activities:** Watch as your students immerse themselves in hands-on…

So I've been spending the last few weeks going through the curriculum for my district and starting to accumulate some resources. I LOVE the science topics I get to teach this year. One lesson focuses on classifying animals. We discuss vertebrates and invertebrates, and then we classify vertebrates into more specific categories: mammals, fish, birds, reptiles, and amphibians. I just remember really enjoying this lesson as a kid. Below is an anchor chart I've made that shows, and briefly…

Hi all! Hope you're all having a fantastic week! This week we have been busy focusing on habitats and we thought we'd share some freebies with our blogger friends! The first vocabulary activity relates to our Step Up to Writing program. These vocabulary worksheets have a word, brief definition, and a picture. We read the definitions with our students, write the word, glue on the matching picture, and then these sheets go into their writing binders (we'll show you these soon). Our kiddos can…

Animals worksheets - reviewing how animals live, what they eat, their habitats and adaptations, their anatomy, coverings and classification and their life cycles. Free | Printable | Grade 2 | Science | Worksheets