Discuss and debate the best animal adaptations with the Would You Rather? Animal Adaptation game.
Would You Rather? + Adaptations of Animals = Fun!
Are you looking to engage your students like never before? Do you want something special to round out your Animal Adaptations lesson plans? If so, you’re in the right place! The Teach Starter team has put together the BEST animal adaptations game out there with an exciting game of Would You Rather?!
Would Your Rather Questions for Animal Habitats and Adaptations
This engaging game has one goal: to get your students thinking, discussing, and debating which animal adaptations are the most beneficial based on habitat. To play, students will
- Read the habitat provided on each slide. Think about each habitat’s predators, food, and living conditions.
- Look at each adaptation (not the animal itself, just the feature).
- Decide which adaptation would be most helpful in the habitat given.
- Write your answer on the recording sheet.
- Discuss and share with the group why that adaptation is best.
On each slide, students are given a specific habitat and must decide which of the two would be the best adaptation to have in that environment. It’s the perfect way to blend those Science Standards with your Speaking and Listening skills. Some of the Would You Rather Questions include,
- In the Arctic, which adaptation would you rather have? Furry Feet or Sharp Claws?
- In the forest, which adaptation would you rather have? Sharp Quills or Stinky Smell?
- In the rainforest, which adaptation would you rather have? White fur or Scaly Skin?
- And more!
Download, Project and Play Your Adaptation Game!
This resource is downloadable as an easy-to-use PowerPoint or Google Slides presentation. Click the dropdown arrow on the download button to download your resource and start playing today!
This resource was created by Lindsey Phillips, a Teach Starter Collaborator.
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