1.What is your favorite endangered animal?

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1 1.What is your favorite endangered animal? Choose 10 endangered animals and survey 20 people to find out what animal is the favorite endangered animal. Display findings on the graph provided. Write the names of 10 endangered animals at the bottom of the graph.

2 2. Make your own set of Endangered Animal Trading Cards. Make at least 8 cards in your set. Research each of your chosen animals and answer the questions on the Trading Card Form. Include an illustration for each animal. After your teacher has seen your cards, you may trade with your classmates.

3 3. Use the Endangered Animal Report form to write a report about your favorite endangered animal.

4 4. Write a poem about an endangered animal. In your poem, explain it s habitat, it s predators, it s prey/food and the reasons why this animal is endangered.

5 5.Your choice must be approved before you begin.

6 6. Write a letter to someone explaining your views about why it is important to protect endangered animals.

7 7. Use the Venn Diagram to compare two endangered animals and their habitats. The things that are different go in the outside circles, the things that are the same go on the interesting center, and things they both do not have go in the outside of the circles.

8 8. Choose a letter of the alphabet from the Animal Alphabet Box. Find 4 endangered animals that begin with that letter of the alphabet. Research these 4 animals and complete the Animal Facts Worksheet.

9 9. Create a poster with the title Endangered Means There Is Still Time, but Extinction is Forever. Research what humans can do to save animals from becoming extinct.

10 1. What is your favorite endangered animal? Choose 10 endangered animals and survey 20 people to find out what animal is the favorite endangered animal. Display findings on the graph provided. Write the names of 10 endangered animals at the bottom of the graph. 4. Write a poem about an endangered animal. In your poem, explain it s habitat, it s predators, it s prey/food and the reasons why this animal is endangered. 2. Make your own set of Endangered Animal Trading Cards. Make at least 8 cards in your set. Research each of your chosen animals and answer the questions on the Trading Card Form. Include an illustration for each animal. After your teacher has seen your cards, you may trade with your classmates. 5. Your choice must be approved before you begin. 3. Use the Endangered Animal Report form to write a report about your favorite endangered animal. 6. Write a letter to someone explaining your views about why it is important to protect endangered animals. 7. Use the Venn Diagram to compare two endangered animals and their habitats. The things that are different go in the outside circles, the things that are the same go on the interesting center, and things they both do not have go in the outside of the circles. 8. Choose a letter of the alphabet from the Animal Alphabet Box. Find 4 endangered animals that begin with that letter of the alphabet. Research these 4 animals and complete the Animal Facts Worksheet. 9. Create a poster with the title...endangered Means There Is Still Time, but Extinction is Forever. Research what humans can do to save animals from becoming extinct.

11 1. 10 endangered animals were chosen to survey Findings of survey are accurately displayed on the graph. 4. Poem has information about chosen endangered animal s habitat, predators, prey/food and reasons why it is endangered. Follow Poem Criteria Card Trading Cards made about 8 endangered animals. Correct information included for each animal. 5. Your choice must be approved before you begin. Follows teacher s criteria 3. Used a variety of resources to find information. All information correct on Report Form about chosen endangered animal. Picture shows accurate information about chosen animal. 6. Letter contains important views about why it is important to protect endangered animals. Follows Letter Criteria Card Comparison is done between two endangered animals showing how they are alike and different. Follows Venn Diagram Criteria Card. Animal Facts Worksheet accurately completed on 4 different endangered animals. Accurate information provided on what humans can do to save animals from becoming extinct. Follows Poster Criteria Card.

12 Animal Fact Worksheet Name: Letter: Animal #1 Animal #2 Animal #3 Animal #4 What does the animal look like? Describe the animal s habitat. What does the animal eat? Who are its enemies? What is this animal endangered? Other interesting facts.

13 What is you favorite endangered animal? Name: Write 10 endangered animal names here

14 Name of Animal Habitat Predators Prey;/Food Reasons for being endangered Name of Animal Habitat Predators Prey;/Food Reasons for being endangered Name of Animal Habitat Predators Prey;/Food Reasons for being endangered Name of Animal Habitat Predators Prey;/Food Reasons for being endangered

15 Endangered Animal Report Name: Write three things you would like to know about an endangered animal: Circle the resources you plan to use: Internet Books Magazines Encyclopedia People Dictionary Atlas Newspaper

16 Endangered Animal Report Continued Name: My report is on Approximate number of individuals left in the species: Describe the animal s habitat. Explain the eating habits of your animal. What are its prey: What are its predators? What is the main reason why your animal is an endangered species? On the back of this paper draw and label a picture of your animal in its habitat. Include food it eats, prey, etc.

17 Endangered Animal Venn Name: Animal #! Animal #2 Same Different Different

18 Endangered Animal Poem Name:

19 Endangered Animal Letter Name: