The white-tailed deer is a common deer in North America. It has a huge range that covers southern from Canada to South America. They are highly adaptable and if you live in these areas you are likely to see them often. I hope this study inspires your family to appreciate this familiar animal. Remember, there is so much to be learned from the wildlife in our own backyards!

This study is meant for all ages! I've included lots of fun activities for preschool aged and elementary age students everything can be adapted for older children.

You'll receive a 41 page pack with 18 activities, teacher's guide to the course materials, activity guide, book, and video lists.

The 41 page PDF includes:

Course Materials/Teacher Guide
Additional Activities (suggested activities to accompany your unit study)
Book and Video Recommendation List
White-Tailed Deer Posters (3 options)
Anatomy of a Deer Poster
Deer Fact Sheet
Life Cycle Poster
Life Cycle Info Cards
Life Cycle Sequencing Worksheet
3-Part Cards
Deer Tracks Info Card
Antler Anatomy Poster
Antler Growth Process Info Card
5x7 Poster Options (smaller versions of 6 of the posters)
Art Appreciation Cards (4)
Poem
Poem Copy Work
Deer Vocabulary Copy Work
Coloring Pages (buck, doe, fawn)
D is for deer Block Letter Pages
Cute D is for Deer flash cards
Printable Masks (2 options)
Nature Journal Blank Page

These are digital files that you will be able to download yourself after purchase. Please note that the file will expire 24 hours after you access it so be sure to save it right away! Let me know if you have any trouble.

Don't hesitate to contact me if you have any questions!

TERMS OF USE:
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