A Unit Plan by Lindsey Small. What is a Herbivore? What is a Carnivore? What is an Omnivore? What are healthy foods and why is it important to eat healthy?

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A Unit Plan by Lindsey Small

What is a Herbivore? What is a Carnivore? What is an Omnivore? What are healthy foods and why is it important to eat healthy? What foods are considered bad? Why is the food chain important?

Students will learn spelling words that go along with the unit plan. They will work on all of their regular subjects with worksheets made to go along with the unit. They will learn to work in groups and how to communicate well with others. Students will pick a favorite animal from the unit, create that animal then distinguish if it is a herbivore, omnivore or carnivore

Student Activities… Students will also be tested on their knowledge of what they have learning Students will take a spelling test on the words they have learned. They will be able to eat healthy foods and learn why it is important to eat healthy. Also there will be worksheets to go along with everything they learn.