I wrote down all 10 biomes and the kids and I read thru the descriptions of the biomes and found pictures on the computer that we thought best represented each biome. |
the next day as a review we played quick matching games of the pictures to the correct type of biome and glued down our pictures |
Next the kids use the computer to find types of animals that could be found in the biome...we limited it to two animals each due to our space on the poster. |
Then we hung it up on our school room for future review. (We corrected the misspelling on the poster:) |
A close up view of our chart |
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LOVE!!
ReplyDeleteAwesome ideas.
Anna Marie, can you pls post a link to the Real Sci 4 Kids book that you use?We have loads of hands on fun sci, but I am s till looking for a book that is a solid textbook and I hate to say it, I'm tired of constantly searching and running to the lib or online sources for texts. I've not found a sci book I like as of yet. I guess in my 10th year of HSing, I want one book or two that covers a little of everything as our source and then I can take the study off in another direction if they or I want to,
I found hands of a child lapbook which I really like bc it has facts and info as well as many hands on activities and crafty stuff, which my little guy likes. But I kinda need a break from the lapbook scene too. I love Apologia, love love it. But of course the ever present focus on creation and the Lord is not something that I find endearing, strange as it may sound to some. But we've had this conversation before....
Thanks friend..great pics!
I finished my TOS reviews now that I was assigned and while I will miss the ladies on the Crew, I am happy not to have stuff I "need" to write about awaiting! sigh. Back to blogging what I'd like. :)
Take care and thanks.
I will come back here to check for the book if that's easier.
havea good day!
Sent you a private email:)
DeleteLooks really good, great maps!
ReplyDeleteThis is a really good project. I bet my boys would love to do this. Thanks for sharing it.
ReplyDeleteWe've been learning about biomes too. This is by far the best resource I've found - Movie - Biomes of Our Earth: Major Life Zones -http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v7cZ3b6PH2s&playnext=1&list=PL48D35C4A31886DD2
ReplyDeleteWe've been studying biomes this year too! Actually, my son is studying a year of geography for 9th grade. We're using Oak Meadow, with a traditional text book and everything!
ReplyDeleteI haven't heard this term before; so I looked it up. Thanks for stimulating my slow learning brain. What can I say; you are a great blog teacher too.
ReplyDeleteBlessings and hugs!