All About Plants and Animals Writing Activity and Center
$3.00A plants and animals writing activity and center that blends science with literacy — students write about living things while building science vocabulary.
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A plants and animals writing activity and center that blends science with literacy — students write about living things while building science vocabulary.

A free coloring activity for identifying producers, consumers, and decomposers — great for science notebooks, centers, homework, or a quick check.

A hands-on cut-and-paste activity where students build food chains from the sun, plants, and animals and draw energy-flow arrows — perfect for science notebooks.

Everything for food chain vocabulary — definition posters, flashcards, note-taking organizers, a reading passage, exit tickets, and a quiz with answer keys.

Blend reading with science — leveled food chain passages for four animals at four reading levels (K-3), with comprehension questions, vocabulary, and answer keys.

Match predators to their prey with land and ocean versions — a low-prep exit ticket, interactive notebook page, homework sheet, or quick food chain check.

Leveled reading passages about the clam at four reading levels (K-3), with comprehension questions, food chain vocabulary, and an answer key.

A card-based food chain game where students build food chains from producers, consumers, and decomposers — plus challenge versions and 5 science center recording sheets.

Leveled reading passages about the octopus at four reading levels (K-3), with comprehension questions, food chain vocabulary, and an answer key.

Leveled reading passages about the red fox at four reading levels (K-3), with comprehension questions, food chain vocabulary, and an answer key.

Leveled reading passages about the seal at four reading levels (K-3), with comprehension questions, food chain vocabulary, and an answer key.

Repetitive, predictable emergent readers about what animals eat — build directionality, one-to-one correspondence, and sight words while covering science standards.

Sort 9 animals into herbivores, omnivores, and carnivores — a hands-on science activity with a sort worksheet and answer key, in color or black & white.