In this lesson, students will discover baby animals look similar to their parents and match pictures of adult animals with their offspring.
In this activity, students match baby and adult animals and identify similar characteristics shared by parents and their offspring.
In this assessment task students are asked to use a Venn Diagram to compare 3-D solid shapes. Students are given a cube and a cylinder. They are asked how the shapes are the same and how they are different. Teachers can dictate student responses. An assessment sheet and rubric are provided.
Kindergarten students are encouraged to gain an increased awareness of themselves and the world around them in our entry level text in the series.
This resource is part of Tools4NCTeachers.
This lesson focuses on classifying objects. Kindergarten students gain experiences comparing and identifying likenesses and differences. These experiences build the foundations for understanding relationships and the development of logical reasoning.
Students will create a paper face and a paper face book. The teacher will lead a discussion about faces and what they consist of. Students will graph class eye and hair colors to assist in noting their differences and similarities.
Students compare how they are the same and different from their classmates.
This link goes to an interactive orchestra you can use with any age group. It breaks it down into the instrument families and then by instrument. (Conductor included)