Plants, Animals and their Environment PowerPoint (Interdependence of Animals)

Your students will love exploring the relationships between plants, animals and their environments with this Plants, Animals and their Environment PowerPoint! It was used during our lesson on interdependence of animals. The questions in the PowerPoint prompt excellent classroom discussions!

What other teachers have said about this PowerPoint:

• "Great pictures! Before I showed the powerpoint, I had my students fold a piece of paper in half. They wrote animals on one side, and plants on the other. As we viewed the powerpoint, they took notes on each section of the paper. When we were done, we completed a venn diagram on plants/animals. The lesson went great! Thank you!"
• "Fabulous, engaging for the students and they loved it! Lots of thinking and comparing. Thanks!"
• "This resource is great! The pictures really kept the student interest and prompted some awesome discussion. Thanks for making teaching science so much fun."
• "Real photographs, engaging, fabulous. I purchased 2 of the ppts yesterday and they both look great! The children are going to love these. Thank-you"

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The slides include ALL REAL PICTURES of animals which capture and keep the attention of your students!

The last 2 slides are scenes in nature for the students to observe and see how many different plant, animal and environment relationships they can find. It's a great way to check for their understanding of the lesson!

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Thanks for looking!

Sheila Melton

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