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  This month’s unit study subject is reptiles. In this unit study, we will embark on a thrilling adventure to learn about these fascinating creatures like snakes, lizards, turtles, and crocodiles. This unit study is designed specifically for preschool, kindergarten, and 1st-grade students, with lots of hands-on activities and information to enhance their understanding of reptiles. Download Reptiles Unit Study Bundle Printable -click here Free Printables -Reptiles Hands-on activities-click here What is a reptile? Start by introducing the concept of reptiles and their unique characteristics. Explain that reptiles are cold-blooded animals that have dry, scaly skin and lay eggs. This tiny and simple booklet contains all the characteristics of reptiles, with pictures.   Type of reptiles: reptiles 3-part cards are an excellent way to explore various reptiles. Life cycle and body parts of reptiles: explain the life cycle of reptiles, focusing on the stage of development from egg...

  This month in our classroom we are going to explore the amazing world of Amphibians. What are Amphibians? Amphibians are a group of animals that can live in both water and on land. The word “amphibian” comes from the Greek words “amphi” meaning “both” and “bios” meaning “life”. This name perfectly describes these animals because they can lead two different lives – one in the water and one on land! Download Amphibian Unit Study Bundle Printable -click here      Free Printable  Amphibians Hand-on Activities – click here  Types of Amphibians: There are two types of amphibians: Frogs and toads: Frogs and toads are some of the most well-known amphibians. They have strong back legs that help them jump and swim. Frogs have smooth, moist skin, while toads have bumpy, dry skin. Salamander: Salamanders look a bit like lizards, but they have smooth moist skin. They can be long and slender or short and stubby. Some salamanders can even regrow lost body parts, like th...