Description

Students will learn about the Canada goose with this nonfiction article. This informational page about the Canada goose is great for studying about pond animals. It has all the information that students need for an animal report. No prep! Just print and go!

In this resource, students will read about Canadian geese. They will learn about what they eat, their predators, and where they live. The facts are presented in easy-to-read sentences that make this accessible for a variety of grades.

Includes: 

• Informational article about the insect (1 page)
• Research organizer to record information (1 page)
• report cover page
• blank page with border (for drawing a picture of the animal and habitat)
• writing pages with borders & primary lines (2 pages)
• writing pages with borders & standard lines (2 pages).

Students record the facts that they learned about Canadian geese on a graphic organizer page. There are writing pages for report writing ---2 styles of pages - standard lined and primary.

Use this research page for:

◻️reports (informative text)

◻️slide show presentations

◻️reading

◻️create a diorama

◻️create a poster (digital or handmade)

◻️write a poem or song with facts

◻️quick substitute activity

◻️early finishers

◻️oral presentation

Features:

• Authentic photo
• A complete page of information that is written in easier language for elementary students
  
• CCSS for grades 1-3
  
• Has been effectively used with grades 1-5
• Writing pages to research and write a report

Who is this for?

This is perfect for 1st grade, 2nd grade, and 3rd grade. I have also used it with grades 4-5 for a quick and easy writing activity.

All of the students that I have used these with (grades 1-5) have loved them! Animals are so interesting and students find them fascinating. 

Digital Download

This resource is a digital pdf file that is downloadable. You will be able to download the pdf after checking out and you also will receive and email link to download. PDFs should be opened in a pdf reader (like the free adobe reader) for best results. They may not display correctly when opened from the web browser.