After matching each term about wildlife conservation with its description, students will read a passage about African elephants and suggest three ways to protect this animal from extinction. Use this activity during Wildlife Week to enrich your science or language arts curriculum.
What Is Wildlife Conservation?
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Concepts and Challenges of Earth Science
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