Worksheets on Nocturnal Animals | Night Animals, Habitats

Children are up all day.

The majority of creatures aren't, and upon closer inspection, the disparity is more bizarre than it first appears.

The animals that come to life at night—owls, bats, foxes, hedgehogs, raccoons, and skunks—are the focus of this 10-page worksheet bundle.

In addition to covering science terminology, adaptations, ecosystems, and food chains, the pages include a reading passage set in a forest at nite, a matching exercise, and a helpful fill-in-the-names sheet that takes kids by surprise.

In order to bring the entire course together at the end, students can also complete a blank animal fact-file.

It all prints in black and white.

No preparation. Simply print it out and distribute it.

The reading page is appropriate for self-assured second-graders and early third-graders, but it is intended for grades 1-3.

Ten worksheets altogether, including an introduction to nocturnal creatures, a comparison of nocturnal and diurnal animals, an animal facts page, an adaptations page, a fill-in fact file, habitat and food chain pages, a forest reading passage, a matching activity, and a names page.

functions as a center, a stand-alone unit, morning work, or homework.

One sheet every day for a week has been used by homeschooling families.

Format: Pdf with pictures