This is a packet that guides teachers and students through the butterfly raising process 1- Butterflies can, have, are, eat, live 2- Butterflies can, have, are 3- Caterpillars can, have, are, eat, live 4- Caterpillars can, have, are 5- Caterpillar info and care guide (3 pages) 6- Chrysalis care 7- Did you know? Butterfly facts 8- Boisterous Butterfly Tales- creative writing story prompts 9- Butterfly life cycle activity 10- Butterfly species research template 11- Caterpillar observation sheet 12- Caterpillar observation sheet- critical thinking extension 13- Chrysalis observation sheet 14- Chrysalis observation sheet- critical thinking extension 15- Butterfly Mad Libs 16- Parts of a Butterfly 17- Parts of a Butterfly defined 18- Butterfly Boggle 19- Make your own symmetrical butterfly

This is a packet that guides teachers and students through the chick hatching process. 1- Chicks can, have, are, eat, live 2- Chicks can, have, are 3- Candling eggs guide (3 pages incl. F.A.Q.) 4- Candling eggs observation diagrams- 3 days 5- Candling eggs observation diagrams- 2 days 6- Chicken Life Cycle activity 7- "Egg-Citing" Story writing prompts 8- Chicken Facts (2 pages) 9- Chick Word Search 10- Chicken Breed Research Report Template 11- Chick Observation Sheet (simple) 12- Chick Observation Sheet (advanced) 13- Chick Mad Libs 14- Chick Duty Responsibilities

This is a packet that guides teachers and students through the duck hatching process. 1- Ducks can, have, are, eat, live 2- Ducks can, have, are 3- Candling eggs guide 4- Candling Eggs benchmark days 5- Candling eggs observation diagrams- 28 days 6- Candling eggs observation diagram with notes- 3 days 7- Duck Life Cycle activity 8- "Egg-Citing" Story - writing prompts 9- Duck Facts 10- Duck Facts 11- Duck Word Search 12- Duck Breed Research Report Template 13- Duck Mad Libs 14- Duck Duty Responsibilities

This is a clear and simple way for students to record information about an animal they are researching. Categories Include: - Animal Name - Animal Illustration Box - Animal Classification - Body Covering (skin, fur, feathers, etc.) - Skeleton (vertebrate, invertebrate, exoskeleton) - Food - Adaptation - 3 Interesting Facts Ideally, this should be printed on 11*17 paper, but can be printed on 8.5*11 as well.

This is a clear and simple way for students to record information about a country. Categories Include: Country name, country flag, currency, capital city, language, food, clothing, animals, shelter, interesting facts Ideally, this should be printed on 11*17 paper, but can be printed on 8.5*11 as well.

This is a comprehensive template for students to use while researching a country. Includes: - Glossary of important geography terms - Blank dictionary to fill in while researching - Research covers: food, clothing, transportation, shelter, celebrations, traditions, religion, animals, interesting facts

This package is a great exercise for editing and revising. Each page is a paragraph about a different country. Countries covered are Vietnam, Costa Rica, Iceland, Jamaica, Kenya, Madagascar, Italy. Each paragraph has 10-15 errors. Students look for capitalization, punctuation, and spelling errors. This can be used as homework, part of a writing centre, or as independent work. Answer Key Included

An easy and versatile package to use one on one, in small groups, or as a class of English Language Learners. There are (at least) 7 ways to use these cards. In addition to building essential vocabulary, this game works on higher order thinking by having students classify items and generate new ideas. 30 SETS IN TOTAL You can print them out, or just use them on a Interactive whiteboard or tablet. No need to print if you want to save the paper.

An easy and versatile package to use one on one, in small groups, or as a class of English Language Learners. There are (at least) 7 ways to use these cards. 30 SETS IN TOTAL In addition to building essential vocabulary, this game works on higher order thinking by having students classify items and generate new ideas. You can print them out, or just use them on a Interactive whiteboard or tablet. No need to print if you want to save the paper.

An easy and versatile package to use one on one, in small groups, or as a class of English Language Learners. There are (at least) 7 ways to use these cards. In addition to building essential vocabulary, this game works on higher order thinking by having students classify items and generate new ideas. 30 SETS IN TOTAL You can print them out, or just use them on a Interactive whiteboard or tablet. No need to print if you want to save the paper.

An easy and straightforward to get to know your students...ask them about themselves. This form covers some basic information so you can start building meaningful relationships in the classroom. This form is ideal for grades 3-6 but can be used in older grades as well.