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Scientific research

Curious Kids - Animal Drawing Game

Language English

Biodôme

Tabs group

Description

Description of the activity

Students complete and colour the drawings of an American lobster, river otter, snowshoe hare, wood duck, green iguana, polar sea star.

Equipment needed by the student

Copies of activity sheets
Crayons

Equipment necessary for the teacher

Printer

Preparation

Make enough copies of activity sheets, one for each child

Category of activity

Enrichment activity

Sub-category of activity

Class activity

Grade level

Elementary cycle one

Number of students per group

Individual activity

Duration

20 minutes

Activity Sheets

application/pdf

Curious Kids - Animal Drawing Game[PDF - 212.28 KB - 3 pages]

Schedules for teachers

application/pdf

Curious Kids - Animal Drawing Game (teachers)[PDF - 80.72 KB - 1 page]

To go further

Ask students to invent an animal, draw it and explain its adaptations.
Disguise one of the students as a plant or animal. Ask the other students to examine the disguise and find ways the plant or animal is adapted to survive in its environment.
Play games using all five senses, to illustrate humans' adaptations. Ask students to guess what they are tasting, hearing, touching, seeing or smelling.

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