Nocturnal Animals Directed Drawings & Research | Owl, Bat, Raccoon, Skunk & Tarantula, Printable & Digital

Description

These nocturnal animals activities combine nonfiction reading, research, and art.

Nocturnal Notetaking brings research, reading, and drawing together in one fall unit. Students learn about five nocturnal animals, then share what they learned in a printable research sheet or a digital presentation. Students can complete every animal, or you can let them choose one nocturnal animal to research.

What’s Included for Each Animal

• Research page with photographs and 2 research links
• Informational reading passage
• Directed drawing
• Drawing page
• Printable animal research sheet

Animals Included

• Great horned owl
• Tarantula
• Bat
• Raccoon
• Skunk

Digital Research Presentation

Students complete a digital animal research presentation in PowerPoint, Google Slides, or Seesaw. The tabs are clickable, so students can navigate their presentation in present mode as they add pictures and information about the animal’s name, habitat, diet, and a fun fact. All directed drawings are preloaded to Seesaw and Google Slides, ready to assign.

Ways to Use

• Fall science and nonfiction reading
• Research projects
• Writing or art centers
• Digital assignments

50 pages.

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