1st grade animal habitat project

I was first introduced to the idea of creating Animal Dioramas when my son (who was a first grader at the time), brought home a shoebox an...

Ocean diorama for school project Idea for Henry-- 2nd grade project. Remember to use those extra floral gems for the water...

Second Grade Animal Habitat Activity. Habitat Diorama. Kids draw four different habitats and then choose from four different animals that go in each habitat.

Take a look at how we learned about animal habitats in first grade as we reasearched different animals, wrote reports and created hands on dioramas.

Did your child recently come home and tell you that they needed to make a diorama? Get our tips for how you can make a classic animal habitat diorama that is sure to impress! Animal habitats are a classic elementary school project. Normally these habitat projects go along with a research aspect. Once you have researched your habitat, get creative with some of our tips and ideas for making an animal habitat (especially a wolf habitat diorama).

Desert habitat diorama. I made it for my son's 1st grade project. Used shoe box, paper, glue, markers, watercolor, clear tape, cardboard, sand, stones and animals from a Dollar store.

Animal habitats for wild animal unit. Used 4 boxes of same size and covered the outside of them with white contact paper then the background I used fabric designs and added to each area trees, pebbles and cotton balls to enhance each habitat. Children then sort the animals to their correct habitat.

My daughters 3rd grade project, Diorama of African Savannah Habitat with added special effects soundtrack of the Lion King.

Looking for a fun and educational STEM activity for your second grade class? Check out this step-by-step guide to creating a Habitat Triorama project using the ideas from the Cactus Hotel Read Aloud 2nd Grade STEM Challenge. Students will learn about different habitats and the animals that live in t