Narwhal
Is a narwhal's long horn really a horn? This printable narwhal unit study helps children find out. They learn that the tusk is a tooth, then follow narwhals through Arctic ice to see how they find food and air with their pod. Short reading, hands-on activities and puzzles fit easily into homeschool science time.
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- 14 pagesPrintable PDF
- 3 levelsExplore · Discover · Think Deeper
- 3 short BitesEach one works on its own
- US LetterNo cutting or laminating
Everything in the Narwhal Bite.
Read & learn
- Cover page with an opening question
- Narwhal fact file and an illustrated page on the tusk, with a quick "Try It Now" activity
- Short reading page on narwhal life in the Arctic, with fun facts and 3 vocabulary words
Do & reflect
- 3 levels of activities, one page each, so you print only the level that fits your child:
- Level 1: Colors as Narwhals Grow
- Level 2: Put the Narwhal's Journey in Order
- Level 3: Pick a Safe Place
- Discovery Notebook page to draw and reflect
- Family activity: Find the Open Spot (needs only floor space)
Puzzles & practice
- Word search (10 words) and crossword
- Trace, write and explore flashcard page
For grown-ups
- Keep Exploring page with trusted reading, video and website suggestions
- Answer key for grown-ups
Small, complete, and ready today.
Made for homeschool nature studies, Arctic and ocean animal units and hands-on science at home or in the classroom. Activities use simple household materials, with no cutting, assembly or laminating.
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