Non-Member Teacher Activity Index

This site meets National Science Standards

A Guide to Elementary Science Standards

Label The Bones of the Arm

Label the Parts of the Bird

Label the Parts of the Ear

Legs – Naming the Bones

Science Process and Inquiry Skills for Students to Master

Skeleton – Name the Bones

Skull – Name the Bones

Standard 1 - Analysis, Inquiry, and Design (Scientific Inquiry)

Standard 2 - Information Systems

Standard 6 - Interconnectedness: Common Themes

Standard 7 - Interdisciplinary Problem Solving

Adaptations

Animal Behavior Study for Kids – Watching squirrels

Animal Signs - Woodpeckers & the Life Cycle of Trees

Where Do Animals Go in Winter?

Anatomy

Circulation Blood - The Blood Vessels

Label the Parts of the Backbone (Vertebral Column)

Making Your Life-Sized Body (Organs) - Activity

Making Your Life-Sized Skeleton – Activity

The Bones and What They Do - Lecture

The Organs and What They Do - Lecture

Tissues - Epithelium, Muscle, Connective Tissue and Nervous Tissue.

Birds

Bird Lecture and Identification

Bird Research - Your First Investigation

Color the Ducks to Learn their Names

Learning Bird Names

Making Bird Journals

Classification

Classification for Beginners - Activity

Classification Lecture and Activity

Touching Traits Activity — Learning How to Describe Characteristics

Earth Day Activities!

Celebrate Earth Day – 10 Activities

Green Issues - Staying Informed

Join an Environmental Group as a Class

Plant a Butterfly Garden

Ecosystem Studies

Energy Flow in an Ecosystem - Biomass Activity

Erosion

Erosion

Farm Animals Activities

What is the Farm Animal's Job on the Farm?

Which Animal Belongs on a Farm?

Food Webs

Building a Food Web in the Classroom

Food Web - Making a Food Web (4th-6th grade)

Food Web Illustration

Food Web Lecture with Producer-Consumer-Decomposer Chart

Making a Food Web - Activity - Younger Students(k-3)

Genetics

Create The Kids Genetics Activity

Genetics for Kids Mini-lecture and Punnett's Square Activity

Habitats and Biomes

Habitats of the World (Older Students) Activity

Habitats of the World (Younger Students) Activity

Hidden Pictures

African Savannah Hidden Picture

Arctic Animals Hidden Picture

Dragonfly Hidden Picture

Everglades Hidden Picture

Forest Floor Hidden Picture

Hardwood Forest Hidden Picture

Hidden Picture - Amazon Rainforest

Hidden Picture - Antarctica

Hidden Picture - Canadian Forest

Hidden Picture - Coral Reef

Hidden Picture - Deciduous Forest

Hidden Picture Bog

Madagascar Hidden Picture

Meadow Hidden Picture

New Zealand Animals Hidden Picture

Nocturnal Animal Hidden Picture

Sahara Desert Hidden Picture

Sharks Hidden Picture

Temperate Rainforest Hidden Picture

Tide Pool Hidden Picture

Insects

Butterfly Gardens

Label the Parts of an Insect

Learning About Insects - Lecture

Word Search - Insects

Just for Fun

Wild Bookmarks

Label the Animal, Plant or Habitat

Label the Parts of a Plant

Labeling Pages

Insect – Label the Parts of the Insect

Label the Bones in the Hand

Label The Bones of the Arm

Label the Bones of the Foot

Label the Bones of the Hand

Label the Bones of the Leg

Label the Bones of the Skeleton

Label the Bones of the Skull

Label the Farm Animals

Label the Part of the Eye

Label the Parts of the Backbone (Vertebral Column)

Label the Plant and Animal Cells

Life Cycles

Life Cycle Flip Books

Life Cycle Observations

Mammals

All About Mammals - Lecture

Animal Tracks Activity

Drawing Mammals - Activity

Matching Mammals to Their Family and Order

Word Search - Mammals

Mazes

Maze - What Does the Bat Eat?

Maze - What Does the Bumblebee Eat?

Maze - What Does the Chipmunk Eat?

Maze - What Does the Deer Eat?

Maze - What Does the Hedgehog Eat?

Maze - What Does the Hunting Lion Eat?

Maze - What Does the Komodo Dragon Eat?

Maze - What Does the Lemur Eat?

Maze - What Does the Leopard Seal Eat?

Maze - What Does the Lynx Eat?

Maze - What Does the Mouse Eat?

Maze - What Does the Octopus Eat?

Maze - What Does the Osprey Eat?

Maze - What Does the Owl Eat?

Maze - Who Eats Who in the Tidal Zone?

Movie Worksheets

Adaptations for Survival - The Spittlebug

Decomposition Rots!

Fall Colors - How the Forest Makes Energy

Fern Identification

Nurse Log Raising Baby Trees

Quaking Aspen and the Adaptations of Trees

Spring Peepers and Other Cool Amphibians

Succession in the Forest

The Cool Adaptations of the Woolybear Caterpillar

The Sharp Adaptation of Porcupines

Watching For Wildlife

What Owls Eat -- The Bones of a Mouse

Wildflowers -- Identifying Them in the Fall

Woodpeckers in Your Forest -- Learn to Identify Them

Nature Trail Development and Field Study

Bird Lecture and Identification

Bird Research - Your First Investigation

Deciduous Tree Identification by Leaf Shapes

Food Web Lecture with Producer-Consumer-Decomposer Chart

I. Making a Nature Trail - Getting Started

II. Making a Nature Trail - Choosing Educational Stations

III. Making a Nature Trail - Mapping

IV. Making a Nature Trail - Your Nature Guide

Making Bird Journals

Tree Identification

pH and Acid Rain

Acid Rain Lecture and Activity

Plants

Learning About Plants - Make a Terrarium

Plant Party

Where Does it Come From? Looking at How Important Plants Really Are

Plants and Trees

Deciduous Tree Identification by Leaf Shapes

Label the Parts of a Plant

Make Your Own Plant Press

Tree Identification

Preschool Learning Activities

Counting Activity - Grasshopper Parts

Matching Animal Parts

Matching Crabs – Games to Improve Observation Skills

Matching Hermit Crabs – Games to Improve Observation Skills

Matching Penguins – Games to Improve Observation Skills

Shapes, Colors and Counting

Read and React - Science and Literacy

READ AND REACT!

Kangaroos

READ AND REACT!

The African Lion

Student Research Projects

Ecological Succession Research Project

How to Add Your Students' Projects to the Database

Word Searches

Word Search - Birds

Word Search - Insects

Word Search - Mammals

Writing About Science

Animal Reports

Citing Research References

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