Teacher Tips #668: Animals, Arbor Day, Earth Day Worksheets and Lessons

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Weekly Tips for Teachers Issue 668: April 15, 2013

Animals, Arbor Day, Earth Day Lessons / Worksheets

1. Animal Worksheets 2. Arbor Day Worksheets 3. Earth Day Worksheets 4. All Related Lesson Plans 5. New May Worksheets Get Back Some Time! Awesome Rubrics Make These Now Save Time Now! Super Animal Series Easy Puzzle Makers Print Forms Now... View Teacher Sets... See Puzzle Makers... A Must See: Get All 50,000+ Worksheets...

Teacher Resources For Your Week Lesson Ideas for Animals, Arbor Day and Earth Day 1. Beach Erosion - This lesson calls attention to the smallest changes that can take place over time. 2. Planet For Sale! - You and your partner are realtors who are promoting a planet in our solar system. 3. North American Animals - This series focus on the magnificent creatures that are unique to North America. 4. Name the Animals - A lesson for little ones. 5. If You Were Any Animal - A quick fun one. 6. Duck Feet Addition - Students practice their addition skills in this activity. 7. Earth Day Creative Expression - Begin by focusing on the different things in nature. 8. Comparing Eggs - A great compare and contrast activity. 9. Animal Reading Activitiy - Peter Rabbit and Reddy Fox. 10. All About Pets Lesson and Worksheet Series - This wonderful series of lessons and reading comprehension worksheets helps students understand a great deal about the most common pets found in homes. 11. The Globe A Model of the Earth - Take a spin around the globe.   Teachers become a Teach-nology member now! Save tons of time! This Week in History 1866: Civil Rights Bill passes over Pres Andrew Johnson's veto. 1872: Samuel R Percy patents dried milk.

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