Smartboard Animal Lessons: Ecosystems, Adaptations, and Food Chains

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This Award-Winning Animal Unit covers Ecosystems, Adaptations, and Food Chains. Interactive lessons include vocabulary matching, a class terrarium observation journal, sorting vertebrates and invertebrates, identifying adaptations as behavioral or physical, compare and contrast animal adaptations,and more!

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