Using the reader Food Anatomy (082210) as a source, your student will respond to questions and create illustrations for all sorts of interesting information. They will have to share opinions as well as find answers. A nice set of colored pencils would be a plus. 131 pages, spiral-bound. ~Sara
Food Companion Guide for Julia Rothman's Food Anatomy
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029361
Grade 3-8
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Publisher's Description of Food Companion Guide for Julia Rothman's Food Anatomy
Students will learn about one habitat at a time and all the living things associated with each habitat. Using the Science Through Nature Junior Notebook Companion™, students will document their learning through age-appropriate notebooking activities.
Open-ended questions and primary lines for beginning writers help guide students in their written response. They will have fun sketching and labeling numerous animals, plants, and other organisms. They’ll also get to draw and learn about food chains, life cycles, parts of various ecosystems, types of bird nests, types of feathers, kinds of seashells, types of bird beaks, how a tornado forms, kinds of grasslands, parts of a wetland, parts of a hurricane, the water cycle, and so much more!
Nature School also provides instructions for 35 activities students can complete at home using everyday items. There is a special activity page for each activity in Daily Skill Building’s Science Through Nature Junior Notebook Companion™ so students can save pictures of their projects, write about what they learned, and much more.
Bonus coloring pages also included, one for each habitat.
Category Description for Notebook Companions for the Nature Anatomy Series
Formatted journals ask students to sketch pictures and respond to questions using the Julia Rothman Anatomy readers for content. It is a nice way to accommodate a variety of ages into one unit study topic. The pages are simple-looking, not illustrated, just waiting for your child to add their creativity. Colored pencils would add a nice touch. The spiral binding makes it easy to use. Page numbers vary from 114-161.
Details
| Product Format: | Paperback |
|---|---|
| Grades: | 3-8 |
| Brand: | Daily Skill Building |
| Length in Inches: | 10.9375 |
| Width in Inches: | 8.875 |
| Height in Inches: | 0.6875 |
| Weight in Pounds: | 1.05 |
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