Invertebrates (3rd Grade)

Hello 3rd Grade!

What busy weeks we've had lately... ;)

We like to learn about the invertebrates because it is easy to observe them in class.

When we were working the MOLLUSCS, some pupils brought snails and slugs:

Also, we captured some INSECTS in order to see their three body parts: HEAD, THORAX and ABODOMEN, and to count their 6 legs:

One pupil brought a woodlouse, which is a CRUSTACEAN:

Metamorphosis in insects (3rd Grade)

LADYBUG METAMORPHOSIS

BEE METAMORPHOSIS

LIFE CYCLE OF A LADY BEETLE

Arthropods: spiders and scorpions (5th Grade)

Hello!!!

This is a post only for the bravest!

Do you want to learn some interesting facts about spiders and scorpions, a group of arthropods?

SCORPIONS

TARANTULA

"Amazing Animals" are great episodes, produced by National Geographic Kids.

Worms (5th Grade)

Hi, children!

Last day in class, when we were talking about worms you asked many questions, wishing to know more things abou these invertebrate animals. Well, let's start watching this interesting video, and then, we talk about it:

The invertebrates and the vertebrates songs (3rd grade)

Hi children!

Welcome back to school after the Easter holidays! Let's start with our science lessons again and a good way to begin with is by listening to this song. It is about the invertebrates; listen and try to guess them. I hope that you like it, good luck!

If you liked it, now try this other. It is about the vertebrates!

Metamorphosis in insects (3rd and 5th grades)

LADYBUG METAMORPHOSIS

BEE METAMORPHOSIS

LIFE CYCLE OF A LADY BEETLE

Insects (3rd grade)

Good morning!

In 3rd grade, we are learning about insects. A good way to achieve that consists on catching some insects, observing them, drawing them and recognizing their characteristics. So, this is what we did yesterday!

Don't worry, after our work, we set them free again!

Butterfly life cycle (4th grade)

Hello boys and girls!

These days we are talking a lot about life cycles. As you know, the butterfly life cycle is very interesting.

Now, let's watch this beatiful video from National Geographic:

CLICK HERE

Worms (5th grade)

Hi, children!

Last day in class, when we were talking about worms you asked many questions, wishing to know more things abou these invertebrate animals. Well, let's start watching this interesting video, and then, we talk about it:

Invertebrates (3rd and 5th grades)

Let's learn about invertebrates!