Journey through the Animal Kingdom with this captivating PowerPoint presentation! Join me aboard my plane and explore over 150 animals in their natural habitats and ecosystems. Discover their unique characteristics and classification within the animal world. Each animal has its dedicated file, featuring an image, classification, and a 3 to 5-minute video about their fascinating lives. By clicking on different features, you’ll be transported to new tabs that enhance your understanding of this incredible world.
This interactive resource ensures that all tiles are interconnected, providing a seamless learning experience. Plus, customization is a breeze. On slide 3, simply replace “Ms Garcia Store” with your own class name. For example, “Ms. Garcia’s Class.”
In addition, you’ll receive two PDF files to complement your journey:
1. Ecological Passport: Print the 3 double-sided letter-size sheets (8.5 x 11″) from this PDF and obtain a fantastic passport. Your students can familiarize themselves with this document while exploring different ecosystems.
2. Travel Stamps: Also print this 2-page PDF (single-sided). It features 20 travel stamps for your students to affix to their eco-passports as they learn about each location. The 20 stamps represent the following destinations:
– Amazon Rainforest
– Australia
– Andes Mountains
– The Arctic
– The Antarctic
– African Savannah
– American Grasslands
– American Swamps
– Pacific Coast
– Sahara Desert
– African Jungle
– Himalayan Mountains
– Indonesian Islands
– Galapagos Islands
– Asian Monsoon Rainforest
– Northern Forests
– European Forests
– Coral Reefs
– Farm Animals
– City Animals
Content:
– What is an animal?
Vertebrates
– Mammals
– Birds
– Fish
– Reptiles
– Amphibians
Invertebrates
– Poriferans
– Flatworms
– Annelids
– Echinoderms
– Cnidarians
– Mollusks
– Arthropods
– Arachnids
– Insects
– Crustaceans
– Myriapods
– Where do they live?
– 10 habitats
– 20 ecosystems
Travel around the world and explore 20 ecosystems while discovering the animals that inhabit them.
– How do they reproduce?
– Viviparous, oviparous, and ovoviviparous
– What do they eat?
– Carnivores
– Herbivores
– Omnivores
Students will practice form completion by providing the following information in the Passport, either their own personal information or that of an invented character:
– Surname
– Given Names
– Nationality
– Date of Birth
– Place of Birth
– Sex
– Date of Issue (the date the form is filled out)
– Date of Expiry (5 years after the date of issue)
– Signature
– Photo or Drawing of the Student’s Face
Immerse yourself in this exciting virtual safari and let your students explore the captivating world of animals in diverse corners of the planet. Acquire this resource now and provide an unforgettable educational experience!
Note: This resource can be used in the classroom or for homeschooling purposes.
This resource is also available in Spanish
I would like to thank the talented graphic designers whose work contributed to this educational resource:
- Clipartkey.com
- brgfx, macrovector, upklyak, rawpixel.com (www.freepik.com, www.freepik.es)
- Vecteezy contributors: Nature Vectors, Antarctica Vectors, Cartoon Jungle Vectors, Animales Vectores, Naturaleza Vectores
- Pixabay contributors: Clker-Free-Vector-Images, tony241969, Mostafa Elturkey
- Favpng.com contributors
- Duck-billed platypus, Food vector by macrovector
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