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  • A vibrant Animals with Super Senses poster features a dog labeled smell and a bald eagle labeled sight, showcasing the extraordinary sense organs of animals.
    Life Science

    Animal Senses: Super Senses and Sense Organs Explained

    A dog can smell a snack from across the house, and a hawk can spot a mouse in a field from high in the sky. Those everyday wonders are a…

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  • Four groups of illustrated cards labeled Plant, Fungus, Algae, and Lichen are spread on a wooden table with the text “Aren’t they all plants?” above, exploring how we classify organisms into kingdoms to highlight their differences.
    Life Science

    Sort Organisms into Kingdoms – Plants, Fungi, Algae, and Lichen

    Teach students about fungus, lichen, algae, and plants with a SORT about identifying Plants and Organisms aligned with the Next Generation Science Stations for Fourth Grade. In this station, students…

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  • Collage with the text Learn about Structures and Processes, featuring images of a butterfly, an insect on a leaf, a flying bird, a human heart diagram, a close-up of an eye, and a human ear.
    Life Science

    Teaching Ideas for From Molecules to Organisms -Structures and Processes

    Why are the bones of birds hollow? Why do fish have gills? What is the purpose of a plant’s chlorophyll? How do our brains process everything we experience through our…

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  • A worksheet about heart structure and function for elementary science, featuring a colorful heart diagram, labeled parts, and the title Diagram Lub Dub Student Instructions. A second sheet and blue marker are also on a wooden desk.
    Life Science

    Structure and Function: How Organisms Live, Behave, Reproduce, and Grow

    What body parts do living things have that allow them to function in their environment?  How do plants and animals live and behave within their communities? Why do birds fly?…

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