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Using Plant Parts Drawing Worksheet, students draw a diagram in order to label the parts of the plant using arrows and a word bank.

Using Plant Needs Worksheet, students play Taking Care of Your Plant to show how to best take care of plants!

Using Senses Writing Worksheet, students write or draw different things around you that you would use each sense to learn about.

Using this Life Cycle of Plants Observation Worksheet, studentswrite and draw observations that they make as a plant grows.

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

Using this Drawing Animal Needs Worksheet, students draw a picture of one animal showing the needs the environment provides.

Using this Extinction Worksheet, students will research five extinct animals to learn more about their extinction cause and date.

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

Using Plant Parts Worksheet, students label the parts of the plant and tree picture using arrows and a word bank.

Using Plant Life Cycle Observations Worksheet, students describe and observe the growth of a plant to learn about the life cycle of a plant.

UsingDrawing Fossils Worksheet, studentsillustrate what they think these four objects would look like if they were fossils.

Using this Mammal Insect Reptile Worksheet, students decide whether each animal pictured is a mammal, a insect, or a reptile.

Using this Mammal VS Reptile Worksheet, students decide whether each animal is a mammal or a reptile.

Using Winged Bug Body Parts Worksheet, students label the parts of the winged bug to build their understanding of an insect's anatomy.

Using this Animal Habitats Worksheet, students draw and write about habitats where different animals live.

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 Matching Habitats Worksheet, students draw lines to match five animals pictures to their best living environment.

Using this Water Pollution Worksheet, students list three causes ofwater pollution and discuss what things need to change in order for pollution to stop.