Living and Nonliving Things Activities

Description

Ready for living and nonliving activities that are engaging and simple to implement? This Living and Nonliving mini-unit is for you! Easily integrate science and literacy with shared reading, writing activities, and a mini-book! It’s perfect for kindergarten and first grade learners as they learn about living and nonliving things.

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Inside the Living and Nonliving unit you will find:

Science Unit Resources

• Unit Teaching Plan
• Introducing Living and Nonliving
• Living Things Teaching Poster
• Living Things KWL Chart
• All About Living Things Bubble Map
• Nonliving Things Teaching Poster
• Nonliving Things KWL Chart
• All About Nonliving Things
  • Living Things’ Needs
  • Living Things’ Needs Pocket Chart Cards
  • Living Things Can Pocket Chart Cards
  • Living Things’ Needs Flip Book
  • Living Things’ Needs Cut-and-Paste
• Characteristics of Living Things Graphic Organizer
• Living Things Scavenger Hunt
• Examining Living Things Recording Page
• Plants’ and Animals’ Needs
  • Animals’ Needs Teaching Poster
  • Plants’ Needs Teaching Poster
  • Animal Needs Recording Page
  • Plant Needs Recording Page
  • Comparing Plant and Animal Needs Venn Diagram
• Living and Nonliving Sort
  • Living and Nonliving Pocket Chart Sort
  • Living and Nonliving Sort Cut-and-Paste
• Living and Nonliving Pocket Book Sort
• Living and Nonliving Science Experiment
  • Science Experiment Notes
  • Science Experiment Student Visual Directions
  • Science Experiment Recording Pages
• Living and Nonliving Anchor Charts
  • Living and Nonliving Anchor Chart
  • All About Living Things Anchor Chart
• Unit Assessment

• Literacy Resources
• Living and Nonliving Read Aloud Suggestions
• Living and Nonliving Shared Reading
  • Shared Reading Teacher Notes
  • Shared Reading Weekly Plan
  • Shared Reading Poem-Student Copies
  • Shared Reading Phonics Activity
  • Shared Reading Phonics Student Activity Sheets
• Living and Nonliving Mini-Book

I am happy to answer any questions you may have and help in any way! Please let me know! 🙂

Happy Teaching!

Amanda Richardson

Mrs. Richardson’s Class