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  Learning Center: Endangered Animal Story Sequence (elem)

  The map shows the route Tom and Sue walked through the zoo. Use the map to find the order of events in which they saw the animals.
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  Learning Center: Endangered Animal Symmetry (elem)

  Draw half of the tiger's face, making it symmetrical, in this art-focused endangered animal-theme learning center. One of several "endangered animal" learning centers on our member site.
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  Learning Center: Endangered Animal Tiger Mask (primary)

  Follow the directions to make a simple tiger mask.
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  Learning Center: Endangered Animal Using a Graph (elem)

  Color the chart to show the statistics for estimated worldwide population for these endangered animals.
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  Mask: Endangered Animal - Bison
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  Mask: Endangered Animal - Eagle
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  Mask: Endangered Animal - Elephant
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  Mask: Endangered Animal - Lion
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  Mask: Endangered Animal - Owl
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  Mask: Endangered Animal - Panda
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  Mask: Endangered Animal - Rhino
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  Mask: Endangered Animal - Wolf
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  Maze: Endangered Animals 1 (easier)

  Help find the snow leopard.
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  Maze: Endangered Animals 3 (hard)

  Help find the sea turtle.
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  Maze: Endangered Animals 4 (harder)

  Help the kiwi find the earthworm.
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  Maze: Panda (easy)

  Help the panda find the bamboo.
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  Maze: Rain Forest Animals 1 (easier)

  Help find the chimp.
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  Maze: Rain Forest Animals 2 (easy)

  Help the aye-aye get the coconut.
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  Maze: Rain Forest Animals 3 (hard)

  Help find the ring-tailed lemur.
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  Maze: Rain Forest Animals 4 (harder)

  Help the toucan catch the tree frog.
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  Memory Game: Endangered Animals (elem/upper elem)

  18 matching pairs of endangered animals (from PACIFIC SHEATH-TAILED BAT to RED WOLF) for a variety of fun matching/memory games.
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  Memory Game: Endangered Animals (primary/elem)

  18 matching pairs of endangered animals (from BAT to WOLF) for a variety of fun matching/memory games.
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  Report Form: Endangered Species

  Full page report format for students to write a report on endangered species. Includes targeted questions.
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  Report Form: Endangered Species (by State)

  Answer the targeted questions to help organize an initial report on endangered species in a state.
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  Research & Report: Endangered Species (b/w)

  Report planner, KWL, and a lined page to write a report about endangered species.
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  Research & Report: Endangered Species (color)

  Report planner, KWL, and a lined page to write a report about endangered species. With full color illustrations.
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  Sign: Endangered Species (b/w)

  This sign also makes a great report cover.
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  Sign: Endangered Species (color)

  This sign makes a great report cover.
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  Tally and Graph: Favorite Endangered Animal

  Use the tally sheet and graph form to determine favorite endangered animals.
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  Unscramble the Words: Endangered Species

  [member-created with abctools] Unscramble the words from "habitat" to "environment".
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  Venn Diagram: Endangered Species

  Use this Venn diagram to compare two animals and their habitats.
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  Web Organizer: Endangered Species

  Use this web graphic organizer to help prepare for a report or project on endangered species.
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  Word Problems: Endangered Animal Addition (elementary)

  “Rangers in a wildlife park counted fifty-two elephants last year. This year, the population has grown by seventeen. How many elephants are there now?” Five addition word problems with an endangered animal theme.
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  Word Problems: Endangered Animal Addition (primary)

  “Ramona is helping her aunt and uncle tag sea turtles. Yesterday they tagged nine. Today they tagged four. How many sea turtles have they tagged altogether?” Five addition word problems with an endangered animal theme.
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  Word Problems: Endangered Animal Addition (upper elem)

  “A poacher sells a small amount of black rhino horn to a dealer for seven hundred eighty-six dollars. He sells some more to another dealer for two hundred one dollars. How much money did he earn in all?” Five addition word problems with an endangered animal theme.
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  Word Problems: Endangered Animal Division (upper elem)

  “Researchers study statistics on giant panda babies born in captivity. Twelve pandas weighed a total of six hundred seventy-two pounds at the age of one year. How much did each panda weigh, on average?” Five division word problems with an endangered animal theme.
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  Word Problems: Endangered Animal Multiplication (elem)

  “A herd of grazing Bactrian camels walks three miles per hour. How far do the camels walk in five hours?” Five multiplication word problems with an endangered animal theme.
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  Word Problems: Endangered Animal Multiplication (upper elem)

  “A group of migrating blue whales travels twenty-six miles per day. How far do they travel in eight days?” Five multiplication word problems with an endangered animal theme.
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  Word Problems: Endangered Animal Skip Counting (elem)

  “If a tiger can hunt two deer per day, how many can it hunt in four days? How many in five? How many in six?” Five skip counting word problems with an endangered animal theme.
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  Word Problems: Endangered Animal Skip Counting (primary)

  “A blue whale is diving at a speed of ten feet per second. How many feet does it dive in five seconds? How many in six? How many in seven?” Five skip counting word problems with an endangered animal theme.