Description
In this resource, you will find the following ecosystem products:
- Ecosystems and Biomes Foldable Accordion – This craftivity comes with a reading comprehension passage to help your students explore biomes, as well as to practice main ideas with supporting details.
- Ecosystem Review Hanger – In this activity, students illustrate or glue in the corresponding image to the description card. Then they write facts or other important information on the card and glue them together to form an accordion-like display.
- Ecosystems Scavenger Hunt Reading Activity – Students move around the classroom reading half sheets and answering questions or riddles about each biome.
- Ecosystem Circle Book Craftivity – Help your students explore ecosystems with this circle book! In this resource, you’ll find the option to create a circle book for one particular ecosystem or a circle book for multiple ecosystems and their characteristics!
- Ecosystems Causation Cards – If I can promise you anything, it’s that these ecosystems causation cards will help your class have a blast while learning! Your students will giggle, laugh, and act out–all while learning about topics like population, habitats, biomes, grasslands, rainforests, and other content related to ecosystems and biomes!
- Ecosystems and Biomes Project Mobile Activity – Are you in need of an engaging and authentic way to review biomes and ecosystems? This hanging mobile is exactly what you need! Give your students the opportunity to incorporate art while reviewing the characteristics of each ecosystem and/or biome in the world with this interdisciplinary activity!
- Ecosystems Science Writing Prompts – Incorporate a little bit of writing into your science classroom with these engaging printable and digital science writing prompts! This informational writing activity will help your students show what they know about ecosystems and is perfect for science centers!
- Ecosystems Area and Perimeter Project-Based Learning – This ecosystem project is perfect for integrating area, perimeter, geometry, and STEM learning in your science classroom! Students work through a series of steps, including research, to design and build a model of their own ecosystem zoo!





















