Life Science

Grades 2-4; 22 activities—138 pages; Bats provide a perfect topic to explore concepts of adaptation, interaction, and diversity. From making masks depicting megabats and microbats to playing a game simulating how some bats use sound to hunt for prey, Life, Earth, and Physical sciences are integrated.

Grades 1-3; 21 activities - 179 pages; From caterpillars to butterflies, and day to night, our world is filled with cycles of change. Students observe... More

Grades Pre-K-2; 24 pages; Beautifully illustrated, with text sung to the tune of “Must Be Santa,” this 11”x17” companion to It Must Be a Bird captivates young students. Drawing upon facts and characteristics learned about birds, the pages look at wings, feathers, tails, legs, eyes, scales, and claws.

Grades Pre-K-2; 6 sections—210 pages; Young children learn processes of science by studying feathers, beaks, feet, eggs, and nests. Birds provide the topics used in engaging activities that integrate observation, measurement, classification and more. It Must Be a Bird Big Book is also included free!

Grades K-3; 29 activities – 196 pages; Whether grabbing weeds and studying their different types of roots or growing a lima bean inside a plastic bag taped to the classroom window, fun explorations and activities pique students’ curiosity about the function, needs, parts and life cycle of plants.

Grades K-2; 24 activities - 142 pages; Engage students in planting seeds, flying kites, exploring the attributes of eggs, and much more with these... More

Grades K-1; 24 activities—160 pages; Hands-on activities, poems, illustrations, and songs bring the five senses to life. Students will use their sense of smell to identify familiar aromas such as coffee, oranges, and onions and will use swatches of velvet and satin to explore their sense of touch.