Endangered Species Worksheet – Research
Using this Endangered Species Worksheet – Research, students research six different types of endangered species to learn more about each specific category of endangered species.
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How to teach Endangered Species
Using this Endangered Species Worksheet – Research, students research six different types of endangered species to learn more about each specific category of endangered species.
Being able to research is an important skill for all students to be able to do. Using this worksheet, your students will build their research skills as well their knowledge about endangered species.
Students research the six endangered species- Leatherback Turtle, Bluefin Tuna, Vaquita, Monarch Butterfly, Black Rhino, and Bonobo. During their research, students learn about why this species is endangered.
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Introduce this worksheet by asking students what they know about endangered species. Next, students choose one endangered species or research them all. Then, your students work individually or with a partner to research endangered species. Finally, students share their research through a gallery walk or presentation to learn about all the endangered species!
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