Matching Animals to Habitats
2nd grade habitats worksheet: match animals to desert, ocean, Arctic, or forest, read about a busy pond, and draw an animal with its food, water, and shelter.
2nd Grade Habitats and Ecosystems Worksheets
NGSS 2-LS4: making observations of plants and animals to compare the diversity of life in different habitats.
2nd Grade Science6 worksheets
Habitats and Ecosystems worksheets to download
Desert and Ocean Habitats Venn Diagram
Desert vs ocean Venn diagram for 2nd grade: place nine facts about camels, sharks, cacti, coral, and salty water into desert only, ocean only, or both.
Habitat Fact File
Rainforest fact file for 2nd grade: draw the habitat, research location, weather, three plants and three animals, and count the living things in your picture.
Habitats KWL Chart
KWL chart for a 2nd grade habitats unit: students record what they know and want to know about plants and animals, then fill in what they learned.
Do Plants Need Sunlight and Water?
Guided notes for a 2nd grade plant test: four plants get sunlight, water, both, or neither, and students predict, measure, and explain a fair test.
Seed Dispersal and Pollination Matching
2nd grade seed dispersal and pollination matching: link a bee, squirrel, dog, and bird to how they move seeds, then match craft materials to what they mimic.
Curriculum objectives covered
2-LS4-1
“Make observations of plants and animals to compare the diversity of life in different habitats.”
2-LS2-1
“Plan and conduct an investigation to determine if plants need sunlight and water to grow.”
2-LS2-2
“Develop a simple model that mimics the function of an animal in dispersing seeds or pollinating plants.”
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