Heart 2 Heart Teaching

All About Bats Nonfiction Reading Passages Bat Life Cycle & Bat Facts Worksheets

$3.95

All About Bats is a complete nonfiction bat unit for 3rd and 4th grade. This no prep printable packet is built around 4 nonfiction reading passages about bats with real life photos, a bat life cycle activity, myth vs. fact activity, vocabulary posters and activities, and a fiction story with comprehension questions.

What's Included:
• 4 nonfiction reading passages

• Myth vs. Fact Activity

• Comprehension Questions
• Bat life cycle activities
Research organizer for what bats eat, live, and how mammals are alike
• Compare and contrast activities
• Meet three bats: Buddy Boo the little brown bat, Berry Boo the fruit bat, and Bitty Boo the western pipistrelle
• An Uninvited Guest, a fiction story about a bat that gets into the house
Cause and effect activity

• Unit Test

• 4 Writing Prompts: Narrative, Informative and Opinion Writing
• Vocabulary posters and activities
A Flip Book
Complete Answer Keys

Why You'll Love It:

• Zero prep. Print it and teach it today.
Nonfiction and fiction in one unit

Integrate science and reading at the same time
• Black and white printing friendly

• Myth vs. Fact Activity about Rabies
• Works for whole group, small group, science centers, early finishers and sub plans

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  • Clipart, graphics, photographs, found inside this product are copyrighted. They may not be extracted from this file without written permission from the original artist(s).
  • We'd love to see how you use these activities in your classroom. Tag @heart2heartteaching on Instagram!

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