HAVE
Description of printable materials:
BigBook.pdf
Vocabulary.pdf
TenSpecies.pdf
An image set of all ten species of farm animals covered in Noah’s Ark Today. Each image coems with an accompanying background description. Images are intended to be cut out and laminated.
Species Name set (SpNames.pdf). Ten words listing ten species.
theegg.pdf
Zach’s farm alphabet
SimsNDiffs.pdf
ChxRhymes.pdf
AnJobs.pdf
AnJobsKey.pdf
AnGeometry.pdf
AnFamilies.pdf
AnFeet.pdf
AnMouths.pdf
AnNames.pdf
Animal family names:
A color coded graph for cutting and laminating with the ten species and all the names and words to describe the family members (male parent, female parent, offspring, group).
AnFamillies
Same information as animal family names, but in handout for
advanced writers to fill in the blank. Key provided.
Biologist.pdf
This short story of a scientist whose car breask down and he spends the day on a farm observing animal adaptations. Designed for an upper elementary level, it might appeal to some younger students.
ChickGraph.pdf
Students are given data on hens and roosters and graph their eight. This activity includes an opportunity for students to form a hypothesis and then see how gathering more information can sometimes add to our knowledge and change our hypothesis. The first three roosters are under 8 pounds. The subsequent roosters are all 9 pounds. Students see that when additional data is added to the sample, they change their hypothesis and the results shift. The smaller the sample size, the less accurate the generalizations and conclusions we can draw.
FoodCards.pdf
On one side in is an image of a species of farm animal, and on the other is a description of what they eat. These are used in Grade Three unit for food chains, but can also be used with emerging readers.
FoodWeb.pdf
AnDiet.pdf
A handout for writers to complete that captures their recollection of what animals eat. Can also be used for data gathering in Grade One at the farm, for note-taking about different species’ diets.
LongPoem.pdf
A long, rhyming verse about the plight of rare breeds told from the perspective of the animals. Written for upper elementary but might appeal to younger or gifted students as well.
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AnProducts.pdf
(in animal products set must add shots of: lamb chop, pork chop, sausage, bacon, chicken, fried chicken, turkey, duck, ham)
VennDiagram.pdf
AnOutlines.pdf