Wetlands activities

According to the World Wildlife Fund (WWF), approximately 7% of the world’s total mass is covered by a special type of habitat called wetlands. Wetlands are traditionally waterlogged from nearby water sources and rain, and

Guide to primary wetland types & the Cowardin system which determines wetland classification.

We are exploring the world of wetlands and exploring the different animals and plants that are found there. Snakes, alligators, birds, bugs, frogs, and more can all be found in a swamp habitat. Swamps, marshes, and bogs are full of plants that live in the water and provide shelter for the animals that live there. We have so much to discover about this theme, let’s get started! NOTE: Some of the activity links go straight to a pin on Pinterest instead of a blog page. Read the description of…

In this marshes and swamps unit study we learned about the differences between marshes and swamps, the Everglades, and mangroves!

These animals of freshwater marshes printables will help your kids study all about this wetland biome through activities, games, and more.

paper water lily experiment. Kids will love this creative way to discover and learn about water absorption and plant life and water balance and differential growth of cells

Exploring Nature Science Education Resource - Life Science, Earth Science, and Physical Science Resources for Students and Teachers K-12

Mini Wetland Animal Coloring Pages {FREE PRINTABLE DOWNLOAD!} These cute FREE printable mini wetland coloring pages are fun for kids and adults of all ages! We included many popular wetland animals such as a frog,

Watch as the water beads magically disappear and reappear, mimicking the ebb and flow of a real wetland ecosystem. Let your child's curiosity soar as they explore the textures and colors, creating their own mini wetland oasis. 💧🌱 Benefits of Sensory: 🔸 Sparks imagination and creativity 🔸 Develops language and communication skills through storytelling 🔸 Promotes relaxation and stress relief 🔸 Fosters an appreciation for nature and the environment

Learn about habitats and animals with simple, fun activities from Exploringnature.org