Hop around
here with Freddie the Frog and you'll learn some ineresting
things!
A Sea Turtle
Library
Jasons Snakes and Reptiles.
Underwater World.
Sea World.
Kiwi - Information about the Kuaotunu
Kiwi Sanctuary in New Zealand. - Photos and audios.
Whales:A Thematic Web Unit -
Lesson
plans - Information - Homework suggestions.
Rain Forest/Vines 6535 -
This is
Elisha's Homepage with information about animals and endangered
species.
Paso Partners Homepage -
Units of
work , Spiders, Five Senses, Plants and more. A site well worth
looking at.
Animal Bytes: Includes Fast Facts,
photos and Fun Facts.
NZ Department of
Conservation.
Echo The Bat. Great Site. Online story and Teacher
lessons.
Hedgehogs. Find out about
Hedgeetta at Loogootee Elementary School. Lots of activities for
younger kids. A super site for young kids starting out on the
Internet.
The Cub Den. Great site for
younger kids.
Real Time Science Experiment.
Grades K
to 8. There is a new K - 4 Component. Children can read "Why Can't
Aunt Dee Sleep?" and find out about experiments with hamsters. Kids
will really enjoy visiting this site. Suitable for young
surfers.
All About Frogs. Find Colouring pages,
Frequently Asked Questions, Weird Frog Facts. Great site.
National Geographic's
Tarantulas.
Insects - What's
Bugging You? Excellent.
Science Spot: Adopt an
Insect lessons.
Butterflies For Kids.
A
ThinkQuest Project
Reptiles and Anphibians
- A
Thematic Unit.
The Pencil Site. Tells how they are
made etc. Great site.
Huge collection of sea resources
here.
Polar Bears - Fom the Writing
Den.
The Monarch Butterfly.
Excellent
photos and short text explaining the life cycle. Use this with Junior
classes.
Bears. Useful for older children's
research projects.
Australian animals.Interesting slideshows
made by young children at Daniel Elementary. Topics ar Koala,
Echnida, Wallaby, Great Barrier Reef, Tasmanian Devil and Kangaroo.
Great site for young children.
Waddle Waddle Penguins.
A Think
Quest Entry.
Penguins in New Zealand.
Excellent
Site.
All About Seals, Sea Lions and Walruses. K3 Teacher's Guide
from Sea World.
Ocean Friends. From Sea World. - Whales, Penguins (story),
Dolphins, Sea Lion, Sting Ray, Walrus and Manatee.
Whales. K3 Teacher's Guide from Sea World.
Sea World Teacher Guides. - You'll find resources for
Water, Flight, Orcas, Animals etc.
Animals of the Arctic. (Think Quest)
The Great Plant Escape. Detective LePlant guides
students through the information they need about plants and the part
they play in our lives. In six multi-disciplinary lessons, plants,
dirt, flowers, and bulbs are the center of attention. A teachers
guide integrates the lessons and online quizzes with other classroom
ideas.Grade Level: Elementary, Middle School.
Using Live Insects in Elementary Classrooms.
Lesson
ideas from the University of Arizona. (Grade Two.) All lessons have
three sections. They are teacher preparation (set-up and materials),
the actual lesson plans, and additions (extensions, vocabulary, and a
bibliography). The lessons also contain direct links to pertinent
activity, information, and rearing sheets.
Habitats - Oceans and Deserts. (Unit)
Come to Your Senses.ThinkQuest Junior.
Whales - Blue whales, Beluga whales and
Humpback.
Rainforest - Australia. Looking for information about
platypus, fungi, birds, reptiles dingos, kangaroos etc? You'll find
it all here.
Rainforest Education.com - has a great section for early
readers. A photo intensive site. Excellent resource.
Gander Academy Rainforest Resources.
Rainforestweb.org
New
site launched in March 2001. Lots of links.
Rainforest Activities from abcteach.
Collaborative Thematic Unit: Rainforest.
Enchanted Learning - Rainforests. Find animal print
outs, puzzles, and a quiz. Great for younger readers.
And what happens when the rainforests are destroyed?
Take a
look at the Malaysian Elephant Centre at Kuala Gandah.
Rainforest Rally. Well worth taking a look here.
In these lessons, students discover facts about rain forests and
learn to appreciate their importance in our lives.
Amazon Rainforest Unit Plan - 1 st Grade.
Tropical Rainforest in Suriname. (I found the low tech
version to be faster.) There are great sound clips and lots of
photos.