Build a Habitat Research and Writing Project
Build a Habitat Research and Writing Project
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These habitat build a scene activities are a great way to combine NGSS science standards with writing for your primary learners. Your students will love learning about different habitats and getting to design their own habitat scenes.
Students will cut and paste pieces to build a scene. Then, you can use the included sentence starter writing templates to guide students in writing whole class or allow them to complete the writing independently based on student ability. Writing templates are included with traceable sentence starters and with bold black lined sentence starters to allow students to fill in the blank for sentences or trace and write their own sentences.
This resource includes 8 easy-prep habitat activities:
- Rainforest
- Grassland
- Wetland
- Polar Regions
- Mountains
- Woodlands
- Ocean
- Desert
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