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McCullough Students Explore Animal Habitats Through Hands-On Project

Students in Mrs. Olive’s class at McCullough Elementary School recently completed a unit on animal habitats and basic needs. As part of the lesson, students learned how animals rely on specific environments, food sources, and water to survive.

To conclude the unit, students participated in a hands-on activity in which they created an animal of their choice using clay, with assistance from staff. They then illustrated the animal’s habitat and identified the resources it would need, such as food, water, and shelter.

 

Fourth-grader Colton Boswell made an elephant out of clay and created the habitat of the savanna

Fourth-grader Colton Boswell made an elephant out of clay and created the habitat of the savanna

 

Kindertartener Angelo Corso shows his clay lion and savanna habitat

Kindertartener Angelo Corso shows his clay lion and savanna habitat

 

First-grader James Olson created a clay jellyfish in an ocean habitat

First-grader James Olson created a clay jellyfish in an ocean habitat

 

Kindergartener Jaxson Hudock displays his clay lobster in an ocean habitat

Kindergartener Jaxson Hudock displays his clay lobster in an ocean habitat