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Looking for something special for a science project? Do your students love animals that look a bit creepy? Meet the scary-looking nocturnal lemur with freaking fingers. What a great way to capture your students' interest in animals with a science project about this unique nocturnal creature!
This Animal Superpower Report will make your science projects for younger kids, Grade 2 to 4, both engaging and educational. The aim is to inspire students to explore superpowers and biological strategies used by animals.
What are you waiting for? Purchase this fun, educational and engaging nature-inspired resource now and give your students a science activity they'll love.
This engaging Animal Superpower Report package contains:
1. Teacher Guide
2. Cover - Animal Superpower Report - color and black-and-white
3. Aye-aye Report - color and black-and-white
4. Unique Features
5. Aye-aye vs Lemur - Venn Diagram
6. Aye-aye vs Woodpecker - Venn Diagram
7. Biological Strategies Cards - color and black-and-white
8. Story writing prompts
9. Mind maps - inventions inspired by Aye-ayes.
10. Story writing prompt - Innovation
11. Large aye-aye - make a poster with superpowers
12. Large aye-aye hand - make a poster with superpowers
13. My Drawing
Think Dive is built on a simple idea: a handful of curiosity + a bucket of imagination = learning that sticks. Every resource is designed to spark original thinking in young minds.
Format: PDF (US Letter size — A4 available upon request).
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“Most of my GT students had not heard of this animal, and this was a great resource to talk about how our unique features make us special.”
“Love the variety of activities for students! Highly recommend”
Most of my GT students had not heard of this animal, and this was a great resource to talk about how our unique features make us special.
N B.
Grades taught: 4th, 5th, 6th
Love the variety of activities for students! Highly recommend
Vali D.
Grades taught: 4th
I used this with my gifted students as an extension activity and they loved it! What a fun and creative activity! Thanks
Lana K.
Grades taught: 4th
My students were super engaged and loved learning about this strange and lovable creature! The variety of activities were ideal for working on critical thinking skills and meeting the needs of each student! Thank you!
Peter B.
Grades taught: 3rd
This was such a fun activity to do with students. My students loved learning about this strange and curious animal. I like the variety of activities that encourage creative thinking. Thank you for creating this great resource!
Karina D.
Grades taught: 3rd
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