How to Write Animal Research Project – Animal Informational Writing with Digital

Do your students struggle with learning engagement? Project based learning is the answer, especially animal research projects for kids! This Animal Research Project on giraffes consists of a reading passage, informational writing prompts and visual graphic organizers perfect for writing lessons, writing centers, early finisher activities and sub plans.

This resource is available in both print and digital formats. Print hard copies as individual worksheets or in booklet form for students to work through or, assign as a digital project via Easel where students type directly into text boxes!

How to Write Animal Research Project – Animal Informational Writing with Digital

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How to Write Animal Research Project – Animal Informational Writing with Digital

This no prep resource consists of following graphic organizers and activities which can be used in various ways – print/assign individual graphic organizer, print/assign in booklet form, students create a poster project or interactive notebook!

Suitable for:

• Second Grade
• Third Grade
• Fourth Grade (extra-lined writing template provided)

What’s included:

• Teacher Notes/Lessons
• How to Teach Informational Writing (step-by-step)
• Digital Video Link
• Reading Text Passage for students to read and highlight key information
• ‘All About Giraffes ‘ Activity Book (optional front cover page)
• Recall Fun Facts
• Venn Diagram (Compare/Contrast 2 animals)
• Giraffe Report Template (what are giraffes, where do they live, what do they eat)
• Draw and Label A Giraffe’s Habitat
• Writing Activity: Everything I Know About Giraffes
• Extra lined writing paper for differentiation
• Design A Book Cover
• Adjective Bubble Map
• Acrostic Poem
• Can Giraffes Be Kept As Pets?
• Should Giraffes Be Kept In Zoos?
• Cut-out pictures for poster project or interactive notebook activities
• Giraffe Craftivity (b/w) – Retell fun facts with a stick puppet

Skills covered in this resource:

• Summarizing
• Sequencing
• Inferencing
• Comparing and Contrasting (analyzing)
• Expressing Personal Opinion

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