Insectararium

Insectararium



Mrs. Travis' 4th grade science students began by doing research on the internet in the computer lab.
One good program is Let's Talk About Insects.
Another good resource is an Insect Webquest.

Their next step was to pick an insect to research.
They were to find the information they needed on the internet, then they were to make a visual aid.
It could be a poster, a sculpture, a diorama, or any other media they wanted to use.
They had two and a half to three weeks to prepare. They could handwrite their report or do it on the computer.

Each report was presented orally to their classmates.

(The teachers had attended a Write Traits workshop
and had gained a lot of information about helping students learn to write. )

Their posters are presented in a hall display.

Insectararium








585078: Draw and Color Insects Draw and Color Insects
By Illustrated by Diana Fisher / Walter Foster

You can learn to draw 26 different creepy crawlies! This softcover book gives you simple step-by-step instructions to create lifelike insects and spiders. Starting with basic shapes, kids can follow along with the illustrated examples to create their own amazing masterpieces in no time at all! Recommended for ages 6 and up.40 pages, paperback.

254807: TicTacTwice: Insects (Magnetic version) TicTacTwice: Insects (Magnetic version)
By Talicor Inc.

Tic Tac Twice teaches these math skills: Pattern recognition, logic and reasoning, and strategic, high-level thinking. For 2 players - Ages 7 and up.


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