Description
Endangered Animals Species Research Project Bulletin Board: You will love this Endangered Animals Research Project Teach-Go Pennants™ for studying and conducting research on these animals. Rubric included for grading. Also, print and digital included. Makes a beautiful research bulletin board!
INCLUDED:
- Print & digital options included, see page 3 & 4 for digital info.
- Color and BW options available
- These are research templates- actual research is not included.
- This is packet contains a rubric for grading research
- Blank Pennant included
- Certificate/ Award for helping Endangered Animals
ANIMALS:
- American Alligator
- Black Footed Ferret
- Blue Fin Tuna
- Brown Hyena
- Gray Wolf
- Indochinese Tiger
- Koala
- Leatherback Turtle
- Lemur
- Mako Shark
- Northern Spotted Owl
- Piping Plover
- Pygmy Hippo
- Snow Leopard
- Sumatran Orangutan
PENNANT WORDING
- Description
- Lifestyle
- Habitat
- Interesting Facts
- Back for extra writing if needed
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Rebecca P. –
Very cute posters! They made a great display for Open House this year!
Jasmine S. –
Great resource! My students love this activity!!
Mary C. –
Used this with my special education students. Thank you!
Teaching on Caffeine and Hope –
This was a great research topic. I used it for earth month.
Diane F. –
My students loved using this resource. They had so much fun researching these animals.
Vanessa S –
This was a great resource for my third graders. They enjoyed it.
Amanda Sevon –
I loved using this resource at the end of the year! We had completed curriculum and we did a ton of projects and research, so this was the perfect item for our end of year activities. This resource could be included anytime throughout the year. It is super easy to fill out the template and my students loved getting to choose an animal from the pack.
Reba Johnson –
My students loved the pictures and this was a very clear and fun way for students to display the facts they learned during their endanged animals reports. It is a great organizational tool to display their information.
elizabeth D. –
Used this to go with part of their winter break gift (a symbolic animal adoption). Students always love learning about different animals.
Caryn L. –
Great product, and great interaction in preparation
amiee V. –
Wonderful resource. My students loved looking up the animal I selected for them thank you!
GRISELDA N. –
I love this resource. The kids are having so much fun! We did two projects together and I then assigned their own endangered animal so they are super excited with their own projects!
Michelle T. –
Printed these on card stock and it made for an easy, fun activity for a sub. Thank you 🙂
Alyssa P. –
This is an awesome resource when you have a sub. It practices research and it goes in with Science
LaKursha Vykukal –
This was a great resource for my 2nd-5th Graders. I did a small mini-lesson as a Librarian. I liked that it provided an outline & the animal for the younger students to start off on what to research. It helped guide them on how to research. Sometimes, researching is overwhelming when you do not have a starting point or know what you are looking for. I like the blank sheets that allowed my older students pick their animal but still have an outline on what to look for when researching.
Crystal O. –
My kids loved finding out more about endangered animals and what we can do to help them not to become extinct.
A G –
A great resource to further student learning after the lesson!
Jena K. –
Students were challenged to research their animal to present at an Earth day event.
Merry Q. –
My fourth graders enjoyed researching their own endangered animal
Tonya R. –
Nice resource.
It’s a great resource and I was able to tweak it to work with my special education students. Thank you so much!