| Describe in detail what you need | Please create a wolves in yellowstone national park choice board in bingo board form for third grade to use for learning vocabulary for a three week unit. The choice board will be used for three weeks. The board will be used by grade three. The choice board can have reading on it as long as students can access the information on a chromebook or through Epic. |
| How many pages | 1 |
This choice board is designed to help third-grade students engage with vocabulary related to wolves in Yellowstone National Park over a three-week unit. Students can complete activities by marking off the boxes on the bingo board. Each box includes activities that utilize resources available on Chromebooks or the Epic platform.
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| 1 | Watch a short video on wolves in Yellowstone. | Read an article about the wolf pack structure. | Draw your favorite wolf and label its parts. | Find and define 5 new vocabulary words about wolves. | Write a paragraph about why wolves are important to the ecosystem. |
| 2 | Listen to a podcast about wolf reintroduction to Yellowstone. | Create a vocabulary word map for “predator.” | Read a book about wolves on Epic. | Research how wolves communicate and summarize your findings. | Create a poster showing the food chain with wolves. |
| 3 | Watch a documentary clip about wolves in winter. | Write a letter to a friend about what you learned. | Participate in a quiz on wolves using an online tool. | Find and summarize a news article about current wolf conservation efforts. | Read a chapter from a book about the environment and discuss it with someone. |
| 4 | Listen to the howling of wolves and describe what you hear. | Make a list of adjectives that describe wolves. | Report on a famous wolf in history. | Share a wolf fact with your class. | Draw a habitat map for wolves in Yellowstone. |
| 5 | Design a “Wanted” poster for an endangered wolf species. | Watch a virtual tour of Yellowstone National Park. | Recreate a scene from a wolf story you read. | Write a creative story involving a wolf. | Conduct a mini-research project on wolf diets and share your findings. |
Videos & Podcasts: Use video platforms to search for educational content about wolves. Suggested resources can be found on educational sites like YouTube or Epic.
Reading Articles & Books: Explore designated articles on wolves and selected books on Epic. Make sure to log in with your school account to access these resources.
Draw & Create: Utilize paper and art supplies at home or digital drawing tools on the Chromebook to illustrate your assignments creatively.
Report & Share: Prepare to present your findings verbally or through a written format. Consider using presentation software available on your Chromebook.
Research & Summarize: Be adventurous with online searches, using safe educational websites. Take notes about what you find and put your summary in your own words.
By actively engaging with these activities related to wolves in Yellowstone National Park, you will enhance your vocabulary and understanding of these fascinating animals and their environment. Have fun exploring!