Animal Behavior Activty Instincts Learned Behaviors Reading Passage & Worksheets

Our no-prep animal behavior science reading passage and activities unit will make writing your lesson plans a breeze! This science unit has everything you need to teach students about whether an action is instinctual or a learned behavior.

Students will read a standards-aligned passage about animal behaviors. Then, they will engage with open-ended questions, a concept-sorting activity, graphic organizers, and a STAAR-formatted assessment.

Your purchase will include both printable and editable digital formats.
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This resource includes:
Reading passage
Comprehension questions over the passage
Vocabulary word wall cards
Graphic organizers
Concept sort
4-question extra practice worksheet
12-question end-of-unit assessment
Answer keys
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Is this resource editable?
Yes! The text related to the reading passage, questions, and word wall cards are all editable. However, the images and general formatting are NOT editable.
You must have a Google Drive account to access the editable versions.

Aligned with 4th and 5th grade science standards in Texas, but will be an excellent tool for science learning in any elementary science classroom.

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