I hope that these shark posts have given you some ideas for lessons! If you wanted to create a little unit, the resources below might help round it out. Hope you enjoy!
NON-FICTION ARTICLES
Have you been to Newsela? They have "real" articles (sources like AP or Scientific American) that can are available in a variety of grade levels & lexile levels. The site requires a username, but it's free and WELL worth it!
Just type "sharks" into the search box and plenty of articles will pop up. Here's one.
I think this would be tons of fun for a multi-age home school or multi-level class... you're third grader and sixth grader could read the same article!
SHARK ADVOCATES
Sharks4Kids advocates for sharks through education. They have teacher resources including vocabulary, non-fiction compare & contrast activities for multiple grades, and short videos.
GEOGRAPHY
Multiple Shark Trackers for different parts of the globe
POETRY/LITERATURE
Write a Cinquain Poemusing this template!
{I like cinquain poems because they emphasize parts of speech.}
Put your final copy poem in a shark outline. Write your cinquain twice if you want it to go around the shark!
Have you been to Newsela? They have "real" articles (sources like AP or Scientific American) that can are available in a variety of grade levels & lexile levels. The site requires a username, but it's free and WELL worth it!
Just type "sharks" into the search box and plenty of articles will pop up. Here's one.
I think this would be tons of fun for a multi-age home school or multi-level class... you're third grader and sixth grader could read the same article!
SHARK ADVOCATES
Sharks4Kids advocates for sharks through education. They have teacher resources including vocabulary, non-fiction compare & contrast activities for multiple grades, and short videos.
GEOGRAPHY
Multiple Shark Trackers for different parts of the globe
POETRY/LITERATURE
Write a Cinquain Poemusing this template!
{I like cinquain poems because they emphasize parts of speech.}
Put your final copy poem in a shark outline. Write your cinquain twice if you want it to go around the shark!
SCIENCE
Here's a "Finned, Floating, & Fabulous" experiment that explains why sharks float.
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