Life Cycles in Action
My little owl scientists are LOVING our new Life Cycles
Unit! In a little over a week’s time, we
have managed to grow some grass indoors, with no help from the storms and
pouring rain outside, AND watch our butterfly larva transform into pupas! Our friend from Eric Carle's The Very Hungry Caterpillar, even crawled in this week to help us celebrate our author celebration AND life cycle study!
In my class, we’ve been reading and learning about life
cycles for a little over a week, and we’ve been recording the different stages
in the life cycles of many animals’ lives in these Interactive Learning
Journals. This is a product that I’ve
worked on for the last few years, and I’m so happy to finally have them
updated, and ready for other teachers to use, too! FYI- This packet does include recording pages and mini-anchor charts for plant life cycles too!
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| Life Cycle Interactive Journals UNIT |
Before we take our Animal Life Cycles Test this week, we are
going to review by enjoying this Animals Life Cycles SCOOT! My kids LOVE getting up and roaming the room
during SCOOT activities, and this resource includes a variety of different
question types to monitor student understanding of life cycles!
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| Animal Life Cycles SCOOT |
Finally, in class tomorrow, we’re going to be making a Life Cycles Museum with different animal
life cycle craft-ivities to display our understanding of life cycles in the
hallway! I can’t wait to see how these
turn out!
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| Life Cycle Crafts BUNDLE |
This week we’re going to tackle the life cycles of pumpkins,
flowers, and bean plants! I hope to have
some new resources for these up soon, too.
Until then, you can check out all of these AWESOME Life Cycle Resources in my TPT Store!
Hootfully Yours,
Lindsay, The Owl Teach
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