Endangered Animal Research Project | Animals Worksheet Habitats and Adaptations

With the help of these worksheets on endangered species, kids from all over the world will enjoy learning about these fascinating endangered animals. Using these printable worksheets on endangered animals can help students in kindergarten, first grade, second grade, third grade, fourth grade, fifth grade, and sixth grade enjoy and simplify their animal studies. To get started playing and learning, just print the worksheets featuring wild animals!

Regretfully, a lot of amazing animals are in danger of becoming extinct worldwide! Less than 250 mature adults of an animal are considered endangered in the wild. These incredible creatures will go extinct and we won’t get to enjoy them ever again if nothing is done to save them and their habitats! Regretfully, there are currently more than 30,000 species of endangered animals. Students in kindergarten, first, second, third, fourth, fifth, and sixth grades can learn about these endangered species with the aid of these worksheets on endangered animals. Utilize the animal worksheets to write reports about animals by adding details about their habitat, characteristics, history, reason for extinction, and other details.

The following endangered species are included in the more than 18 available animal report forms: blue whale, bluefin tuna, camel, chinchilla, elephant, gorilla, honey bee, killer whale (orca), macaw, manatee, markhor, orangutan, panda, porpoise, rhinoceros, sea turtle, tapir, and zebras.

There is a page for each of the eighteen different animals in this printable pack. Children can fill out these enjoyable worksheets with the following information once they have researched each animal and learned why it is endangered as well as how to help it:

• Name and picture of the animal
• Their habitat
• Their predators and prey
• An interesting facts they may find out about the animal
• Why this animal is endangered ?
• What can be done to save this animal from extinction ?
• Where the animal lives ?

Whether you are a homeschooler, teacher, or parent, you will enjoy this no-prep exercise that teaches kids about eighteen different endangered species. Asking children to conduct research and then write down the information they have discovered is one of the simplest ways to help them learn and retain the knowledge about these incredible creatures.

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