Anatomy of a Black Tailed Prairie Dog

Anatomy of a Black Tailed Prairie Dog This informative science resource features a beautifully hand-painted watercolor image of a Black-tailed Prairie Dog with clear anatomical labels identifying key external body parts. Students will learn the correct terminology for prairie dog anatomy as they study the detailed illustration. This engaging worksheet can be utilized in a variety of ways - teachers may have students label their own prairie dog diagrams, complete a compare and contrast activity with other rodents, create a prairie dog facts poster, or simply discuss the functions of different prairie dog body parts as a whole group or small group activity. With many possible applications across elementary science curriculums, this vivid prairie dog anatomy diagram is a versatile addition to any life science unit for ages 6–10.