Did you know that a narwhal tusk is actually a tooth?
Teach your kids fun facts & more as you color, cut, fold, & glue to put together your own Arctic Food Chain. Multiple options for producers and consumers means you can make several different food chains with one digital file!
Purchase your digital file at: fanfaron.etsy.com
Did you know that a mountain lion can purr but not roar?
Research the fascinating creatures in the Sonoran Desert and learn about the flow of energy in an ecosystem as you complete this project.
Download and print the food chain files at home. Color, cut, fold, and glue to assemble.
There’s no such thing as a baby butterfly! That’s because butterflies begin their lives as caterpillars. Learn about the life cycle of a monarch butterfly and help your students or children create this 3D project. Find the printable at fanfaron.etsy.com.
Learn about the planets as you cut out, glue, and color your own. They are made to-scale so you can use them to compare planet sizes! Get yours here. Then watch Part 2 to see how to turn the planets into easy solar system projects.
Are you interested in volcanoes? Would you like to build one for a school project? This is a great alternative for families who don’t have time for the traditional paper mache version.
Watch how to color, cut, fold, and glue to create a 3D volcano out of 9 sheets of paper. You’ll even learn about the parts of a volcano and the colors of lava!
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