1st & 2nd Grade Life Science – Living & Non-Living Things Activities & Lessons

Description

Are you looking for engaging science resources for your 1st and 2nd grade students? This science unit is filled with hands-on activities all about living and non-living things that your students will LOVE! Teach your 1st and 2nd grade students what makes things living vs. non-living with these fun worksheets, labs, vocabulary posters, QR codes, and more! This product is jam-packed with resources ready to print and use!

 

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1st & 2nd Grade Life Science – Living & Non-Living Things Activities & Interactive Notebook Includes:

•  Easy to follow lesson plans
• A mini vocabulary word wall
• Vocabulary cards with definitions
• Mini Vocabulary Posters with high-quality, real-life pictures
• Vocabulary Foldables and notes page
• Anchor chart ideas and resources
• Living vs. Nonliving diagram sort
• Living vs. Nonliving sort activity with answer key
• Blank living vs. nonliving activity sort page
• Cut and paste living vs. nonliving
• A flipbook to assess your students’ understanding of living vs. nonliving organisms
• A Science experiment and recording sheet
• KWL Charts
• Living vs. Nonliving foldable
• Bubble maps
• Venn diagram
• T chart
• QR Codes with website links in case you do not have access to a QR Coder scanner
• Recording sheets
• Word Search Activity
• Drawing Prompt Activities
• Writing Prompts
• Quiz and answer key

 

HOW TO USE THIS RESOURCE:

Incorporate these worksheets into your lesson plans, independent assignments, substitute plans, or as homework. Designed for convenience, this print-and-go unit is a perfect solution for teachers looking to minimize planning time while maintaining quality education.

 

Looking for Digital Activities? Grab the digital version HERE: Living and Nonliving Things Digital Activities

 

This 1st & 2nd Grade Science Resource Will Teach Your Students…. 

• The difference between living and nonliving organisms
• Understand the characteristics of living organisms
• How to sort objects into two categories Living vs. Nonliving
• Analyze what living things need to survive

 

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