Students categorize photos and other representations of organisms as plants, invertebrates, fish, birds, reptiles, mammals, or amphibians. Then they use a diagram of the Gulf of Mexico ecosystem to identify species that live in the Gulf of Mexico and categorize them.

In this worksheet activity, students are tasked with matching three adult cat species with three baby cats.

In this lesson, students learn how to make and use pit traps to collect bugs. They wiill then sort the bugs into categories according to their visible characteristics and create a class graph showing what they collected.

In this worksheet activity, students are tasked with examining photos of three different zebras at the Smithsonian National Zoo and identifying the three zebras based on their strip patterns.

In this lesson, students compare and contrast red worms and earthworms through exploration and a read-aloud.

Children can make their own nature crowns and enter the world of make believe. Dress up and pretend worlds are important early emotional coping skills that c...