Penguins, emus, and ostriches are examples of flightless birds. Use the data in this science printable to make two bar graphs showing the average height and the mass of each of these vertebrates.
Activity: Flightless Birds
Excerpted from
Concepts and Challenges of Life Science
From Pearson's Concepts and Challenges Life Science.
Featured High School Resources
-
ACTIVITIES
Dicebreaker
Use this icebreaker activity to support your students to get to know each other at the beginning of the school year. -
EDITOR'S COLLECTIONS
Top 5 Icebreakers to Get to Know Your Students
Enjoy icebreakers that will help students get to know each other, assist you with learning names and personalities, and ... -
EDITOR'S COLLECTIONS
Back to School Printable Book (K-12)
Get ready for back-to-school with this printable book of advice, activities, icebreakers, lesson ideas, and more. -
TEACHING RESOURCE
How to Bring Your Summer Vacation Trip Back to School
1) Use a map.
Related Resources
-
WORKSHEETS
Activity: Relationships in an Ecosystem
Enrich your study of animals and ecosystems with this science activity. -
WORKSHEETS
Activity: Prehistoric Animals
Enrich your study of prehistoric animals with this science printable. -
WORKSHEETS
Activity: Ocean Organisms
Enrich your Earth science and life science curriculum with this research activity. -
WORKSHEETS
Activity: Animals in a Food Web
Use this science activity to enrich your study of food webs. -
REFERENCE
Did Birds Evolve from Dinosaurs?
Feathered fossil fascinates scientistsThe recent discovery of a fossil of a feathered bird-like creature the size of a c... -
WORKSHEETS
Activity: Investigating Life Cycles
Investigate animal life cycles with this activity.
