Is This an Insect? Students will learn to distinguish insects from non-insects.		Control Center -- The Brain Present these activities to teach students how the brain functions.
Ants, Ants in the Wild Science activities that involve observing, writing, and drawing ants.		How Do We Breathe? Students will learn how their lungs work and make a model of the lungs.
Ant Farming Observations Students will make observations of ants being placed in a commercial habitat.		The Lungs Print a worksheet that shows a diagram of the lungs and explains how each part functions.
Body Parts of an Ant Find the internal and external parts of an ant labeled on this printable worksheet, perfect for...		This Is Your Heart Through a series of activities, students will learn how their heart functions.
The Butterfly's Story Pretend you are a butterfly talking to a butterfly larva. Tell the larva how it will change as...		Where Does Food Go? Students will take a walk through the digestive system to see how food passes through the body.
Going on a Bee Hunt Students will study bees in the wild.		This Is My Body Students will make a paper model of the body.
A Look at My Teeth Use this lesson and worksheets to teach your students about primary and permanent teeth....		Is This a Seed? In this activity, students will learn how to identify seeds.
Imaginary Insect Zoo Students will make imaginary insects which have the essential characteristics of an insect,...		Making Pictures from Seeds In this art activity, students use a variety of seeds to make pictures.
The Parts of the Eye This diagram labels each part of the eye.		How Do Seeds Grow? Students will plant various seeds to observe them grow.
Muscle Power Students will learn about their muscles through activities and examples of muscles on a chicken...		How Does Your Garden Grow? By making their own miniature garden, students can observe first hand how plants grow.