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This powerpoint was created by Linda Rush, a teacher with the Catholic Diocese of Dallas. I begin with the Introduction film clip from the unitedstreaming Animal Groups: Beginning Classification . Then there are 26 slides of different animals that the students in grades K-2 and special education students can identify. At the end there is a review clip which summarizes the lesson. animal classification

Introduction to Animal Classification. This powerpoint allows a teacher to select animal groups to introduce and discuss at an appropriate level for early elementary students. bend.krussell on Wednesday, Apr 19 2006 at 09:56 AM animal groups, amphibians, fish, birds, animal classification, reptiles, mammals

Explore the difference between vertebrates and invertabrates. Learn about Mammals, Birds, Fish, Reptiles, Worms, etc. vertebrate, invertebrate, classification, mammal, bird, fish, reptile, worm

This lesson is for first grade. Students watch a video from unitedstreaming on Animal Neighborhoods Using the paintbrush tool in KidPix, students draw their animal's habitat and using the ABC tool they must type one sentence about their animal. For example: One student drew a picture of an octopus. He typed: My animal is an octopus. It lives in the ocean. Animal Habitats

This powerpoint was created by Linda Rush, a teacher with the Catholic Diocese of Dallas for K-1 and special needs children to learn about animals. There is one video clip , Animal Neighborhood which is embedded in the powerpoint and can be downloaded from the link files. There is a main slide that has action button to the other slides. The students will be introduced to a robin, pig, owl, yak, grasshopper, bird, parrot, bee, bear and a wolf. It is suggested that you use a microphone to record the students voices to narrate the slides. animals

Smartboard Activity. Students sort animals into the following categories: farm animals, zoo animals or pets. sorting animals, zoo animals, pets, farm animals

When you click on Current Selection, the first of seven powerpoints developed to teach the science unit on Animals for elementary school will be downloaded. This is a sample of the ones available in Linked Files. These powerpoints contain many Unitedstreaming video clips and images. are five WinZip files containing all the powerpoints, jpegs, and videos. These files must be downloaded, opened and stored all in the same folder for the videos to run. The movie files are either .asf or .wmv and play in Windows Media Player. Powerpoints will play on Windows 98, 2000, XP computers that do not have Office if you download powerpoint viewer. Titles for the powerpoints are as follows: Living and Non-Living Things 2. Living Things Need Water, Food, Sunlight 4. Animals Move 5. Animals Need Shelter 6. Animal Coverings 7. Animals Strange Sleep Habits Science, animals, living, non-living

This is a slideshow about farm animals. Each animal picture (cow, pig, sheep, hen, goat, farm dog, horse) on the first slide links to a second slide with a short video clip (approx 2 minutes each) about the animal (from United Streaming). The animal clip teaches the names of male, female, and baby animal and teaches what we use the animal for (ie bacon, sausage, milk, eggs). The movie slide then links back to the home page for ease of navigation. I used it in my Kindergarten class to go along with our HM Theme 8. The students loved it! on Thursday, May 03 2007 at 12:41 PM sandytanner on Saturday, May 05 2007 at 01:07 AM Farm animals, cow, pig, horse, farm, hen, goat

This animaltion allows you or the students to be a bluejay eating moths off of a tree. As you do, the percentage of each type of moth in the population is displayed. Resource Type

This template is given to students to fill out as they research annelid characteristics and examples. Students look up information and download pictures to complete the presentation. This template is hyperlinked so it will create a non-linear final product. annelid