*What animals live in the zoo? Describe them in sentences; then illustrate them.
*If you were a zoo-keeper, how would you start you day?
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Lesson Plans - 3rd Grade
Found in: 1st Grade • 2nd Grade • 3rd Grade • April • June • Kindergarten • Language Arts • May • Science • Visual Arts
Students begin by viewing an animal webcam, making observations, and describing what they see in a notebook or log.
Found in: 3rd Grade • 4th Grade • 5th Grade • April • Language Arts • May • Technology • Visual Arts
Once your students have considered how zoos have changed over the past century, invite them to imagine the zoo of the future. How will animals be cared for? What will the zoo look like? Who will visit the zoo? What will be the primary mission of the zoo? In small groups, students can explore these questions and then design their own zoo of the future using drawings, posters, dioramas, or a similar display technique. This lesson can be used for Kindergarten through fourth grade! This is a good way to introduce the students to three parts of a tree and how they function.
Found in: 1st Grade • 2nd Grade • 3rd Grade • 4th Grade • April • Kindergarten • Science • Social Studies
Students will: discuss paintings by Vincent van Gogh, independently develop a classification method for trees, create leaf rubbings, and learn about the ways to calculate the age of a tree.
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