What Is at the Zoo? introduces students to the interrogative sentence form by asking them which animals are at the zoo. Although students may wish it were so, the last animal isn’t seen in zoos these days. Pictures support early readers.
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Lesson Plans - 2nd GradeWhat Is at the Zoo? introduces students to the interrogative sentence form by asking them which animals are at the zoo. Although students may wish it were so, the last animal isn’t seen in zoos these days. Pictures support early readers. Students will: After the students have researched their given animal they will create one fact sheet naming the animal’s habitat, distinguishing characteristics, eating type, country of origin, and any interesting facts that they find. What animals do you need to make a square? 2. What can you do if you are surrounded by lions, tigers, leopards, and bears? Everyone loves to go to the zoo! Here are some activities that your child will love! All of them have to do with the zoo and the animals you will find at the zoo! Enjoy and let me know what you think! |
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