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¿Cómo crees que los animales polares se mantienen calientes?
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Grades K-5
Current Events And Trending Topics
Adaptations & Habitats
This mini-lesson explores how polar animals keep warm in the coldest regions on Earth. In the no-prep activity, My Tiny Winter Home, students use ideas from the mini-lesson to design a house that will keep them warm in a very cold climate. Older students also think about how they could test their design, as we walk them through an experimental design process.
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Blank Paper (8.5 x 11")
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90 sheets |
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Crayons
Markers or colored pencils will also work.
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90 crayons
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Pencil
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30 |
This is an activity that kids can do in class or at home, solo or with others. No print-outs needed!
Grades K-5
Current Events And Trending Topics
Adaptations & Habitats
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