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Watch this video and then make a flow chart or diagram to show the life cycle of a bee. You can draw it out or use technology software such as kidspiration.

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Go on a walk outside and notice the living things. Document the living things you find by drawing pictures of them in a journal. You could also watch this video and document the living things that you see.

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Take a Field Trip to a Nature Center | Anne Kolb Nature Center | KidVision Pre-K

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Listen to this song and sing along! Then make up your own song about life cycles. Record the song on flipgrid or through email.

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The Life Cycle Song | Science Songs | Scratch Garden

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Act out the life cycle of a butterfly. Have someone record you acting it out.

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Choose an animal and check out its live camera footage. Search for patterns. Then explain some of the patterns you notice by writing them down, making a diagram, or verbally explaining and recording your analysis.

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Watch this video and pretend you are the teacher. Explain the life cycle of a chicken by making puppets to put on a puppet show.

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Read Diary of a Worm. Imagine your life as a worm. Add 2 more diary pages to Diary of a Worm.

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Pretend you are a frog. Tell the story of how you grew up and how you changed. Make sure you give yourself(as a frog) a name! Have someone record the story or write it down!

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Life Cycle Of A Frog! - The Dr. Binocs Show | Best Learning Videos For Kids | Peekaboo Kidz

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Explore this website for fun life cycle activities online!

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Interactive Learning Sites for Education

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Interactive Learning Sites for Education