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Activities #1
This generic group report card can be used at the end of a project or as a daily self evaluation.
Activities #2
In this activity, students will create a habitat poster that focuses on the tropical rainforests discussed in Chapter 2.
Activities #3
In this activity, students will create a habitat poster that focuses on the temperate forests discussed in Chapter 3.
Activities #4
In this activity, students will create a habitat poster that focuses on the boreal forests discussed in Chapter 4.
Activities #5
This activity asks students to create a colored map of all the forest types found in the United States. A blank map is included.
Activities #6
This activity asks students to create a colored map of all the forest types found around the world. A blank map is included.
Activities #7
In this activity, students will create a Forest Facts Venn diagram that compares two types of forests.
Activities #8
In this activity, students will create a Forest Flip-Fact Book. Each page of the book will contain detailed information about a forest, as well as a detailed illustration.
Activities #9
In this activity, students will create their own jeopardy game board. Once completed, students can compete with each other in a mock jeopardy game.
Activities #10
In this activity, students will create a triangular prism that contains detailed information about the forest on all three outer sides, and a creative forest scene inside.
Activities #11
Students can use this chart to record facts about the different forest types described in Pines to Vines. Subjects include common plants and animals, locations, climate and threats.
Activities #12
In this project, students will be demonstrating their knowledge of the layers in a rainforest. This project is meant to be completed over three weeks.
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