Bartholomew and the Oobleck": Word Bank" Match the word with the correct sentence.		What Are Some Other Eating Adaptations? -- Activity 4.7 Your child classify animals according to their mouth shape and parts, as well as the foods they...
Star Chart: Autumn Sky The major constellations are shown so your children and you can get outside and enjoy the...		What Are Human Teeth Like? -- Activity 4.8 Human teeth are compared with animal teeth to teach children about this specific adaptation.
Camouflaged Butterflies Literature forms the basis for this simple activity that teaches young children about...		How Do Animals Move? -- Activity 4.9 In this activity younger children can imitate animal movements, while older students can play...
Popular Solar System Resources Explore the wonders of our solar system with these space lessons, printables, and references...		How Do Some Animals Communicate? -- Activity 4.10 In small groups, students make only movements while describing a certain object.
Animals in Disguise A series of lessons and activities to teach elementary students about camouflage.		How Do Animals Adapt to Seasonal Change? -- Activity 4.12 Present an activity that uses globes to show that some birds migrate east and west rather than...
What Is Adaptation? Compare and contrast human and animal adaptations.		How Do Seasons Affect Animal Adaptations? -- Activity 4.11 Animals have different ways of adapting to seasonal change. In this lesson students will...
Why Are Feathers Special? -- Activity 4.2 Use a lesson that shows why feathers are a remarkable example of animal adaptation.		Can You Design a Better Bird? -- Activity 4.13 Children design a bird using a variety of materials. This lesson is a great culminating...
What Purposes Can Feathers Serve? -- Activity 4.3 Children learn how animals adapt to cold environments with the help of their feathers.		Patriotic Songs Do you know all of the verses to "America"? Test yourself and your students with some patriotic...
Can You Make a Feather? -- Activity 4.4 Children will construct their own feather and compare it with a real bird feather.		American Indian Regions Children map the four main Indian regions of the United States.
How Is Color Used by Living Things? -- Activity 4.5 This small group activity teaches students the important role color plays in animal adaptation.		Woodland Indians Handwriting Practice Children practice their cursive handwriting skills while reviewing Woodland Indian vocabulary.