Strengthen your students' understanding of conducting research with an Animal Adaptations project.
Wrap Up Your Unit With an Animal Adaptations Project!
Are you looking for a fun (and challenging) way to have your students demonstrate their learning on cool animal adaptations near the end of your unit? If so, you’ve found the perfect tool for doing that… the animal adaptations project and presentation! This student inquiry task puts your students in the drivers to do all of the heavy lifting and research it takes to teach a topic to a classmate through the presentation of their learning via informational report. This inquiry task takes students step by step through the animal adaptations project, setting them up for an end-of-unit presentation.
Setting Up Your Animal Adaptation Project
This Animal Adaptation Project includes:
- a detailed description of the task
- a graphic organizer for recording information
- a planning sheet for the information report.
Students will participate in the following scenario to kick off their research and then use a variety of tools to research and record their learning about the adaptations held by a chosen animal.
Imagine you are a reporter for National Geographic magazine. You have been asked to write a detailed information report to feature in a special edition of the magazine dedicated to animals and their environments.
A series of graphic organizers and research tasks will guide the students through the stages needed to produce a complete information report.
Download, Print, and Research Interesting Animal Adaptations!
Get your students started on showing what they know about animals with interesting animal adaptations. Click the download button to download the quick-to-print PDF resource file.
Resources to Pair With Your Project On Adaptation In Animals
Before you go, make sure you grab these fantastic animal adaptation resources. They’re the perfect resources to pair with your project on adaptation in animals.

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Plant & Animal Adaptations Poster Set
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