Write and share how-to books or videos for your favorite winter activities.
Have students persony a snowflake and write diary entries about its life.
Since all haiku need to contain a kigo, or season word, write winter-themed haiku poems.
Read Dayle Ann Dodd’s The Shape of Things and create your own winter-themed version.
Students design enclosures for animals that live in the polar regions, to reflect what they have learned about animal habitats and characteristics.
Students research the characteristics, adaptations, and habitat of a polar animal and share their findings in a question and answer session with the animal.
Students learn details about a specific animal’s hibernation and design a hotel room with everything the animal needs for a successful hibernation.
Students research an animal seen in winter and create a riddle to showcase their knowledge and engage other students in the natural world.
Students apply what they have learned about animal characteristics and adaptation to create an new creature adapted to cold weather.
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