In Australia, we often hear about sharks coming close to beaches and even attacking people. To help our boys learn more about these amazing, though deadly creatures, I created this awesome Shark Unit that contains information for ten of the most popular sharks.
This study contains over 40 pages. There is a reading page about each of the ten species of sharks, followed by two question pages where the student will write their answers. The answers can be found in the first reading page, or they could do their own research and find the answers themselves.
The last few pages include a little shark book that the students can create themselves, drawing pictures of each of the sharks and a few fun facts, then attaching together to make a small, portable book.
To grab your copy of this shark unit, click on the link below:
*** Shark Unit ***
Some other great shark activities are:
Fun Activities
- Footprint Shark – Glued to My Crafts
- Shark Sensory Bottle – Stir the Wonder
- Pool Noodle Shark – JDaniel4’s Mom
- Shark Hooded Towel – Crazy Little Projects
- Digging for Shark Tooth Fossils – Stir the Wonder
- Paper Plate Shark – Glued to My Crafts
- Shark Party Backdrop and Photo Prop – Dukes and Duchesses
Printables
- Free Printable Shark Facts – All For the Boys
- Shark Cards and Notebooking Pages – A Moment In Our World
- Shark Sight Words – Growing Book by Book
- Mini Shark Pack – 3 Dinosaurs
- Feed the Shark Alphabet Game – Toddler Approved
- Shark Unit – Royal Baloo
- Mr. Shark Alphabet Chomper – I Love Crafty Things
- Shark Printables – Living Montessori Now
Food-Related
- Shark Fin Jello Cups – Oh My! Creative
- Shark Infested Water – Simplistically Living
- Shark Week Cupcakes – Kelly Stilwell
- Watermelon Shark Tutorial – Sun Scholars
- Shark Marshmallow Pops – The Decorated Cookie
- Jello Shark Snack – The Joys of Boys
Some great Shark books are:
annette @ A net in Time
July 1, 2016 at 11:03 amI just did up a review for a book called “shark week” it was a great book, I’m keeping it as a resource to use at a later time (perhaps to make a unit study or two). 🙂
Cassandra
July 2, 2016 at 8:45 amThis looks like a lot of fun. I am saving it for this coming school year.