Explore all things nature by making projects about animals, plants, insects, and more.
Step 1 Fold Paper bag so it is flat and easy to cut. Step 2: Cut paper bag into half-inch- wide strips. Start at the opening and cut halfway down the bag. Step 2: Open bag and stand it up. Step 3: Hold base of bag with one hand and …
Materials: White paper, crayons, large blue paper, double-sided tape, scissors Step 1: Folding a piece of square paper into 8 equal triangles. Step 2: Draw lines on open sides inward for the star arms before cutting. Step 3: Cut arms of the star (similar to making a paper snowflake.) Step 4: Color or decorate …
Step 1: Fold green paper in half on a diagonal to make a triangle. Position like a pyramid with top most point being the frog face and the opening the frog mouth. Fold side corners to the center and back out again to create feet. Step 2: Secure eyes with …
Materials: 2 sheets of tissue paper, green pipe cleaner or yarn, scissors, paper, pencil, ribbon Step 1: Place two sheets of tissue paper on top of one another. Fold sheets of tissue paper together like an accordion. Step 2: Fold narrow strip in half to determine center and tie yarn or twist a …
Octopuses (not octopi) are a type of “mollusc” (or mollusk) that lives on the ocean floor. There are 289 types of octopuses, but all have eight arms or “tentacles.” They can be found in many different sizes, shapes, and colors and eat a variety of different animals. They are carnivores, meaning that …
Do you want to make your own cuddly, fuzzy caterpillar? This lesson uses the nursery rhyme “Little Arabella Miller” as a prompt to learn more about the life cycle of caterpillars and butterflies. Here are the lyrics to “Little Arabella Miller”. (To the tune of “Twinkle Twinkle Little Star”) Little …
The Ruby-Throated hummingbird is one of the most common types of hummingbirds in the Eastern United States. Hummingbirds are pollinators like bees, which spread pollen from flower to flower in order to grow more! To see hummingbirds in your garden, you could put out a hummingbird feeder in your garden …
Rodney McCoubrey Inspired Recycled Fish Your Destination: (objectives) The goal of this lesson is for the students to learn about recycling through art! Even though it is not the most traditional way to recycle, it can be really fun and a good way to reuse objects that would otherwise be …
