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INVESTIGATING THE WORLD OF OWLS Gr. 3-6

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Owls unit cover, grades 3–6, naming six owls: barn, snowy, saw-whet, burrowing, great gray and great horned
Cover of the owl research unit
Table of contents: poem, fact sheets for six owls, true or false, research, poetry, word search and owl pellets
Contents list for the whole unit
Poem 'Night Hunter' by Judy Farrell about the great horned owl, with a drawing of two barn owls and a mouse
Opening poem, unit page 1
Input suggestions: pair with 'Owls in the Family', start with a what-we-know chart, try the feather activity
Teacher notes, unit page 2
Bibliography of owl books for research and reading, including 'Owl Moon' by Jane Yolen and 'Owls in the Family'
Book list, unit page 3
Full-page drawing of a great horned owl with two owlets in a nest, the picture opening the great horned owl section
Great horned owl picture, unit page 4
Great horned owl fact sheet: 55 cm tall, 140 cm wingspan, 'tiger of the air', eats rabbits, skunks and porcupine
Great horned owl facts, unit page 5
Great horned owl follow-up: complete 4 sentences, such as why it is called 'the tiger of the air' and 'ubiquitous'
Great horned owl follow-up, unit page 6
Drawing of two barn owls perched with a mouse, the picture opening the barn owl section, printed sideways
Barn owl picture, unit page 7
Barn owl fact sheet: eats mice and rats, heart-shaped face, 38 cm tall, 125 cm wingspan, lays 5 to 8 white eggs
Barn owl facts, unit page 8
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Investigating the World of Owls for Grade 3 to 6

If you have an aim to nourish curiosity and spark interest in the intriguing world of owls, then 'Investigating The World Of Owls' teaching resource will hold considerable value. This comprehensive study pack is perfect for grades 3 through 6, aimed at illustrating to young minds the fascinating universe that these nocturnal beings inhabit.

A prominent feature of this unit is its 'hands-on' initiation concept - often appreciated by students as it enhances their engagement level. It commences with a straightforward chart, encouraging students to note down their initial understanding about owls. On completion, they can compare their novice comprehension with the new knowledge acquired - an activity designed to cultivate reflective thinking among learners.

What's More?

  • The unit includes informative sheets and illustrations on many types of owls - ranging from Barn Owl to Snowy Owl, Great Gray Owl through Saw-Whet Owl right up until the magnificent Great Horned owl.
  • Each section comes accompanied by follow-up tasks that reinforce newly acquired information while fostering interactive learning.

The limitations aren't stern here - if some learners want to delve deeper into other owl species beyond those covered in this pack; they are free birds! The goal is purely about channeling student inquisitiveness into valuable research while enhancing language capabilities and sparking artistic expression concurrently.

An appealing pairing option available here aligns with Farley Mowat's novel "Owls in the Family." Mixing lexically-rich narratives along with scientifically accurate facts equates to captivating lessons that children will remember vividly!

The product caters excellently for large group classes where every student actively participates, proving equally effective in smaller group settings if peer-learning sounds more appealing - or even suitable for homework tasks for bouts of independent learning!

The Package

The resource is conveniently packed into one PDF containing all its 52 pages that are ready-to-print. With a focus on Zoology under Science curriculums', this easily-digestible product makes both teaching and learning a fun, enriching experience.

By integrating this inventive lesson plan into your schedules, you could potentially revolutionize the way your students appreciate and decipher the world of owls.

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1 PDF with 52 ready to print pages

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