Hatching Curiosity

Biomes of the world blank map to color, color by number, with answer key. Discover the 7 key ecosystems of the earth: Arctic/Tundra, Taiga, Temperate Forest, Rainforest/Tropical, Desert, Grassland, and Alpine.

Whether you are using paleo, plant-based, US or Canadian health standards these basic, blank, black and white worksheets are tools for you to teach your students health, variety and nutrition!

This mini-lesson is all about chocolate and where it comes from. You'll learn the basic stages of its production, a little history, and enjoy (as well as be surprised by!) a taste test. Full lesson instructions included. You'll review the layers of the rainforest, learn about the cacao tree, and practice recording your taste test opinions on a scale. It is easily incorporated into a South American continent study, a valentines fun activity, or a food science class! It is only about 15 minutes fr

This Kingdom Classification Poster works as a control chart for the Tree of Life manipulatives (a copy you can cut and laminate is included in this set). There are two versions of the poster. A color one with grass and a simple color tree on a white background with labeled leaves to show the placement of where the leaves should go. The trunk represents the 5 kingdoms of living things and the leaves each represent phyla or groups within those kingdoms. These posters would also look great in a

After seeing an example of Black-figure pottery, Students will discover classic greek patterns from ancient jars and design one of their own. From this worksheet, they can then paint it on a clay vase or wood cut out as shown in the picture. Includes the pattern sheet, blank jar, and full-size photo of a greek vase.

Color in the climate zones on the map after going over them with your class on a globe. For Family or Classroom use only. Not for Commercial use.

This Charlotte Mason-inspired book of centuries acts as a journal for kids to record interesting dates, figures, wars, civilizations, and more as they study history. - It covers 4500 BC- 2030 AD with room to make notes, draw doodles, and record events on a timeline on each page. - Is color-coded into the ancient, medieval, renaissance, and modern time periods with a section for mapping, note-taking, collage making, and art recording for each time period. - Ancient times are covered in centuries

Color in the major climate zones of the earth using the "color by number" method. This is a great independent study or homework assignment as an alternative to the blank version of the climate zone worksheet you would use during a class lecture or by looking up the information in a book. (I have used this version in-class lectures to help clarify where some of the trickier-to-see zone lines are, they still color in as we go but for those who need a little more time they can see where to to col

Use these maps with the control charts to teach your students about Africa's geography. The biome map shows the different eco-regions of the continent and has an easy-to-learn color-by-number worksheet or advanced coloring sheet. The people map shows the cultural regions of 3 distinct indigenous peoples with a color-by-number learning map or advanced coloring sheet. The political map is a traditional blank map where you can color and label the countries as you learn about them or the control can

This darling animal report is for the birds! Research any bird of your choosing and practice classification, identifying physical features of birds they use them in their environment, their habitat, diet, predators, differences between male and female coloring, nest, eggs, their range, and an interesting fact before drawing and labeling your bird with important features and anatomy. Included in this printable bird report is a bonus page example of some of the features that may be labeled on thei

This Bundle Includes all 7 Animal reports for Africa, Antarctica, Asia, Europe, North America, Oceania, and South America. As well as a two-page bonus file with additional ideas on how to mix up the oral presentations to make them more engaging and fun. Topics covered include exploring animal relationships, food chains, winter adaptations, defenses, comparing animals, animal encounters, and layers of the rainforest. In addition to the key information like the animal's classification, diet, range

Learn how to identify rocks with this teacher-led worksheet. Give every student a rock and have them fill out the identifying features as you describe them. Have them streak-test their rocks on raw porcelain (sets easily found on Amazon) and scratch-test them with common household objects. Give them time to draw and describe their rock then look it up to identify its name, type, minerals, and where it is found.

28 landforms to sort, copy, and play with. Each card has a front and a back and are ready to print double-sided. The front of the card shows a real-world picture of the landform and its name. The back of the card has an illustration, small icons for easy sorting, and a description. Some of the activities you can do with the cards are: Use the cards to identify landforms in nature, have them recreate the landform with play dough, look up one of the words for similar landforms (for example a bay

Print a prints of some of his most famous paintings with incredible detail, Learn a little bit about Leonardo da Vinci on a fact card with his self portrait on the front and some of his famous works and biography highlights on the back then make a parachute using his original design and test it with a 1" (baby size) peg doll. Leonardo was fascinated with flight but never actually took to the skies himself. Hundreds of years passed before parachutes were used (of a different design) and many peop

Observe nature by drawing your observations throughout the year. For example, you could pick a tree outside your window and do a quick sketch every month to record seasonal changes over time. In the center circle, you would draw your tree in its prime, your home, or write "phenology wheel" and cut the wheel out.

Use either the color to label or traditional labeling worksheet to name key bones in the skeletal system. It comes with a key to copy from, study, or correct with. Bones covered include: Skull, spine, rib cage, clavicle, scapula, humerus, ulna, radius, pelvis, femur, patella, tibia, and fibula.

The World Landmark cards coordinate with the Safari World Landmarks and Around the World Toobs. There are 17 landmark cards that show a picture of the place, its name, location, a description that you can use familiarize them with the location then to have them guess where you are describing for review, as well as three thinking questions on different levels that you can use for writing prompts or discussion. I've also included the Passport as an added bonus that you can use in any geography uni

Whether you are teaching paleo, plant-based, US, Canadian or other nutritional food pyramids this one does the trick! A straight forward blank food pyramid with spaces for labeling each level.

6 Parts of the Biome, 12 Biomes and 24 Examples of Biomes in this set help you dive into what a biome is! On the back of the 6 parts of the biome cards (air, water, soil, energy, plants & animals) there is a place to write an example of each part of the biome found in your schoolyard as you break down what a biome is. On the back of each biome card (Alpine, Arctic, Tundra, Grassland, Temperate Forest, Tropical Forest, Rainforest, Marine, Wetland, Boreal Forest, Scrubland, and Desert) There is

Use these maps with the control charts to have your students learn the geography of South America. The biome map shows the different eco-regions of the continent and has an easy to learn color by number worksheet, the people map shows the cultural regions of 3 different indigenous peoples with a color by number learning map, finally the political map is a traditional blank map where you can color and label the countries as you learn about them. As a bonus, I've also thrown in the landmark map wi