Counting Fish activity
Exploring the interconnectedness of living and non-living things in local ecosystems, this collection focuses on the natural environment and its inhabitants, specifically native fish species found in the Ottawa area. Through interactive activities and educational materials, students develop their counting skills and learn to identify and match fish to their local habitats. The importance of native fish having specific local habitats is also emphasized, fostering an understanding of numbers and their connections to everyday life. By engaging with these materials, learners can develop a deeper appreciation for the natural world and its complexities.
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Counting Fish handout
Count the fish found in your area! Cut out fish circles and sort them by species. Then glue them into their native habitat, matching the number of fish in each species.
Counting Fish lesson plan
This lesson plan introduces students to five different fish species found in the Ottawa area. Students will learn about the natural environment and how living and non-living things are interconnected. They will also practice their counting skills by identifying and matching native fish to their local habitat. The activity will help students understand numbers and make connections to everyday life. The lesson plan includes a worksheet for students to complete and a discussion on the importance of native fish having specific local habitats.