Animal unit study

Free Zoo Unit Study & Lapbook from Homeschool Share

Learning about animal classification and want to get your kids involved in the learning? Maybe you need some new ideas for your science lesson plans.

Mammals can be carnivores, omnivores, or herbivores. They also appear at every level of the food web. But... what is a mammal?! Let's find out! In our Mammals Family Unit Study, we found out what makes a mammal a mammal, and learned all about some very interesting mammals—including bats, blue whales, and the platypus! Below

I'm going to show you how to create a homeschool zoology unit without a curriculum. And I have more ideas about animals on my page Rain Forest – Animals of the Amazon.

Planning a homeschool unit study on Mammals? Check out our recommendations for the best picture books, videos, and websites. Examine the shared traits of mammals and learn about bats, bears, bison, cats, dogs, elephants, and primates.

I love these detailed fact sheets about ocean animals. These are really great for any elementary age considering there are so many various ways to trim down or expand depending on the ages you are teaching.

If you are learning about honeybees, use this honeybee unit study to help you get ideas. Also find honeybee unit study printables.

26 free nature unit studies for multiple ages. Easy nature unit studies as a way to make science come alive. Nature unit studies not only revive burn out in students, but they’re cost effective and memorable. CLICK HERE to grab 26 free homeschool nature unit studies for multiple ages that can easily be used for a year as free curriculum!

In this Arctic Unit Study, you'll discover the stories, animals, & history with meaningful Charlotte Mason style + STEAM activities.

Use this post as a guide to create a fun dog unit study!