Night Animals

Kindergarten Research and Inquiry Resources

Objectives

• Children will use the Internet to learn about families.
• Children will learn how families are the same.
• Children will learn how families are different.

Suggested Activities

• Make a class graph to show the number of family members that children have in their own families.
• Have students discuss with partners how their two families are the same or different. Let them share with the class.

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Night Animals

Kindergarten Research and Inquiry Resources

Objectives

Suggested Activities