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Frog Life Cycle & Camouflage Activities – Survival Digital Lesson
Frog Life Cycle & Survival lesson helps students explore amphibian life cycles, camouflage, survival strategies, and food chains through engaging, hands-on activities. Activities for students:Search the pond scene to spot a hidden frog and discover how well it blends into its surroundings Explore real-life camouflage by finding frogs hidden in a natural forest environment Identify predators in the ecosystem by selecting animals that can hunt and eat a frog Compare different frog species and d
3rd - 6th
Biology, Environment, General Science
1:32
Urban Wildlife Adaptations Interactive Lesson City Ecosystems
Urban Wildlife invites students to explore how animals and plants survive in cities through interactive investigation and real-world ecological thinking. Activities for students: Identify which animals truly belong in urban environments across five global city habitats Analyze traits that enable certain species to survive and thrive alongside humans Interpret ecological hints explaining urban adaptation strategies Locate and classify common urban weeds using an interactive digital field guide
5th - 8th
Biology, Environment, General Science
1:03
Discover Forest Treasures: Leaves, Berries, Birds & Seasonal Changes
Forest Treasures encourages students to observe forest life, listen to nature sounds, and explore seasonal changes through engaging interactive activities that work well for life science and nature study. This digital lesson invites students to: Identify the season by its natural characteristics Assemble leaf puzzles and recognize tree species Listen to forest sounds and identify bird calls Distinguish edible from inedible berries Read and discuss a playful, mixed-up forest story Forest Tre
1st - 4th
Biology, Environment, General Science
0:42
City Neighbors: Discover Urban Wildlife Interactive Science Activity
City Neighbors invites students to discover how animals adapt to urban environments through interactive activities on habitats, animal sounds, and human-wildlife interactions. Activities for students: Drag and drop wild urban animals into their typical habitats in the city Identify animals by their distinctive sounds Locate “uninvited guests” inside the home and understand where they appear Browse a gallery of photos of urban wildlife submitted by students The "City Neighbors " lesson works
K - 4th
Biology, Environment, General Science
2:04
Temperate Forest Biome: Explore Plants, Animals & Sounds – Interactive Lesson
Temperate Forest Biome is an interactive science lesson where students explore plants, animals, and food chains in a temperate mixed forest ecosystem through observation, classification, and hands-on activities. Activities for students: Observe a temperate forest scene and identify visible plants and animals. Mark observed plants by clicking the green button next to each nameClassify plants as coniferous or deciduous, evergreen or deciduous; determine whether plants are edible or inedible; ident
4th - 8th
Biology, Environment, Geography
2:05
Fungal Systematics Interactive Assignment with Spores and Mind Maps
Fungal Diversity invites students into the hidden world of fungi, where spore formation, unusual life cycles, and evolutionary relationships come alive through clear narration, animation, and interactive exploration. This lesson introduces the major fungal groups in a structured, visual way, helping learners understand how systematics works and why fungi are classified the way they are. Activities for students:• Explore the major fungal groups: Basidiomycota, Ascomycota, Chytridiomycota, Mucorom
5th - 10th
Biology, Environment, General Science
1:45
Classifying Animals: Phyla, Kingdoms, and Creative Exploration – Digital Lesson
The lesson Kingdom Animalia helps students explore biological kingdoms and animal phyla through a visual phylogenetic tree, creative coat of arms design, and engaging medieval riddles. Activities:Identify key differences between animals, plants, fungi, protists, and bacteria Sort animals into phyla using a visual phylogenetic tree Interpret medieval descriptions of animals and identify the species Create a coat of arms for a chosen animal phylum using basic heraldic rules This lesson is suit
5th - 9th
Biology, Environment, General Science
2:38
Equator Quest: Tropical Rainforest Biome Survival & Biodiversity
Equator Quest is an interactive tropical rainforest biome lesson where students explore equatorial ecosystems, identify environmental dangers, and apply realistic survival strategies while discovering the extraordinary biodiversity of equatorial regions. Students travel across the equatorial world, including the Amazon, Congo Basin, and Indonesian rainforests, learning how climate, wildlife, and human survival are connected within tropical ecosystems. Students will: • Explore tropical rainforest
4th - 8th
Biology, Environment, Geography
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