In this language arts worksheet, students examine 10 word puzzles. Students work out the clues to reveal some well known words and phrases. Example: GSGE (scrambled eggs)

In this animal growth worksheet, students will write in the 3 steps in a salamander's life cycle, from egg to adult. This worksheet is a graphic organizer.

In this printing worksheet, learners form four rows of uppercase and lowercase letter E's. Students also write two rows of the word Elephant and the following sentence: Edgar eats eggs.

In this holiday word search, students locate six words related to Easter. The word list includes basket, eggs, bunny, fun, Easter, and Spring.

Mostly a holiday coloring sheet, kindergarteners also count and write the number of jellybeans depicted. Though there is only one set of objects to count, the activity does, indeed meet the stated Common Core standards. Ask individuals...

In this ESL food worksheet, students match the name of a type of food with its picture. They complete 10 examples which include rice, an egg, pizza, and bread.

For this lower case letter e worksheet, learners pronounce and trace the letter e words elephant, eleven, empty, and egg. Students trace four words.

For this vocabulary acquisition worksheet, students use the pictures and trace the words to help them learn the following words: bagpipes, hoe, lamp post, cage, egg, and policeman.

In this letter and word recognition activity, students study the various images and color the pictures that start with the letter E. Students color the images of the eggs, ear, easel, elephant, exercise, eggplant, eagle, and eye.

In this printing practice activity, students follow the arrows and trace the dotted lines to print 8 examples each of an upper case E and a lower case e. They color three pictures that start with the letter e which include an elephant,...

In this life science learning exercise, learners locate 23 words associated with the frog life cycle in a word search puzzle. They look for words such as metamorphosis, amphibian, and egg sack in the puzzle.

Learners examine mammals understanding what a mammal is and reviewing the eleven mammal groups. In this science lesson, students play a game known as Mystery Mammal Game. Yet, first learners research about the mammal and then give...

Students gain understanding of structure, characteristics, and basic needs of living things and their role in world, identify parts of skate, observe details of skate's body and skate egg case, and identify unique characteristics of skates.

Students use a Venn diagram to show students' likes and dislikes of eggs and ham.

Students explore and observe living development using live fertilized chicken eggs. They open the eggs approximately 72 hrs after fertilization and make observations for several days.

Students estimate the size of a sea turtle nest, or clutch, that contains about 120 eggs. They decide what type of container that they are familiar with that could hold a complete nest or clutch. Finally, students calculate the volume...

Students practice 'delivering' eggs for the Easter Bunny along an obstacle course through which they perform various locomotor skills. They can also practice number and shape matching skills as they navigate the course.

Pupils construct a nest for a fictitious ground-nesting bird.They create models of the bird (along with its eggs) that might theoretically live in this habitat. They write in a daily journal about what happens to their nests in a highly...

Fourth graders investigate how to design a Mars Lander. They design, launch and land a Mars Lander. Students use balloons, pipe cleaners, and tape to design a Mars Lander. Students create a Mars Lander that will protect an egg from...

Young scholars observe the development of the Drosophila fly. They observe the first two stages - the egg and the 3 larval instars. They observe the culture every day for 8 days using a stereo dissecting microscope.

Second graders examine books written by Steven Kellogg, looking for similarities in his illustrations. They also look at images found on the Internet. They listen to a read aloud of The Mysterious Tadpole up to the point where the eggs...

Students explain how elements are arranged in the periodic table. In this chemistry lesson plan, students group the eggs according to a certain pattern. They compare this to elements in the periodic table.   

Fifth graders explore how coral polyps increase the chances of egg and sperm meeting after being released into the vast ocean waters.

Second graders hear a story about King Henry the Egg, Little D and the meat group. They act out the parts as the story is read aloud and complete a worksheet. They pantomime activities that use and build muscle