Using this Classifying Tools Worksheet, students sort tools into two categories basedon their function.

Using this Insect Classification Worksheet, students identify examples of insects by circling pictures in a chart.

Using Living Non-Living Venn Diagram Worksheet, students use a Venn Diagram to compare living and nonliving things.

Using this Reptiles Worksheet, students research four different types of reptiles to learn more about qualities of reptiles.

Using Rocks & Minerals Worksheet, students choose one mineral to study and use the graphic organizer to record research.

Using this Amphibian Taxonomy Worksheet, students will be able to write the taxonomy classification for each example of amphibian.

Using this Survivor Ocean Edition Activity, students play the survivor board game to test your knowledge of animals and their habitats.

Using this Mammal Fish Bird Worksheet, students decide whether each animal pictured is a mammal, a fish, or a bird.

Using this Animals Matching Classification Worksheet, students match types of animals into six categories to best classify them.

Using this Classifying Hunt Worksheet, students create their own groupings using ten objects from the classroom.

Using this Insects Worksheet, students research four different types of insects to learn more about each specific category of insects.

Using this Fish Taxonomy Worksheet, students will be able to write the taxonomy classification for each example of fish.

Using this Mammal Taxonomy Worksheet, students will be able to write the taxonomy classification for each example of mammal.

Using this Classifying Reptiles, Amphibians, or Insects Worksheet, students sort types of animals into three different categories to best classify them.

Using this Classifying Types of Weather Worksheet, studentswrite the weather words into the most logical categories.

Using this Land, Water, or Air Classifying Transportation Worksheet, students sort vehicles into three categories basedon where it can most likely be found.

Using this Weight Classification Worksheet, students sort different types of objects into two categories based on weight.

Using Categorizing Living and Non-Living Things Worksheet, students use a Frayer Model to describe characteristics and examples of living and nonliving things.

Using this Amphibians Worksheet, students will research four types of amphibians to learn more about its environment and other important facts.

Using this Reptile Taxonomy Worksheet, students will be able to write the taxonomy classification for each example of reptile.