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Grade Level: Pre-K and Kindergarten Next Generation Sunshine State Standards Life Science; Environmental Awareness SC.K.L.14.1; SC.K.L.14.3; SC.K.N.1.2 Program Overview Join us on a wild adventure! Discover amazing animals and explore nature through multi-sensory, interactive activities, stories, games and more. Learning Objectives Students will be able to: 1. Identify characteristics of turtles and describe how different types of turtles are alike and how they are different from each other and other animals. 2. Recognize that a habitat is a place where animals live and that different turtles live in different habitats. 3. Explore what types of food turtles eat and how different turtles eat different types of food.

Pre-Program Activity: What is a Turtle? Duration of Activity: 30 minutes Materials: Animal pictures and coloring sheet (provided), coloring utensils (crayons, markers, colored pencils, etc.) Background: Turtles are a group of reptiles that are characterized by a hard shell that protects them like a shield. Most species can hide in their shells if they feel threatened (sea turtles cannot). Turtles have been around for around 215 million years! Like other reptiles, they have dry/scaly skin, are cold-blooded, and lay eggs. There are different groups of turtles though, and they vary as to where they live and eat. Tortoises are a group of turtles that only live on land. They don t swim like other turtles, and have round, stumpy legs designed for walking on the ground. Some tortoise species can live to be almost 150 years old! Water turtles spend a lot of time in the water, and will usually have webbed feet for swimming. They will also come onto land to warm up in the sun or lay their eggs. Sea turtles are a group of turtles that only live in the sea. They have large flippers for feet that help them swim through the water. The females are the only ones that come onto land, and only to lay their eggs. The largest turtle species is the world is the Leatherback sea turtle. Directions: 1) Discuss what defines a turtle, and the different groups of turtles. Show pictures of different animals (attached sheet), and have students say which is a turtle and why. If they want/ are able to, ask which group they think the turtle is in (tortoise, water turtle, or sea turtle). 2) Color in T is for Turtle coloring sheet. Additional Resources: Sea Turtles- Animals for children. Kids videos. Kindergarten/Preschool learning. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eiffdbfzmpq

Post-Program Activity: Where do turtles live? Duration of Activity: 30 minutes Materials: Coloring pages cut out for students, coloring utensils (crayons, markers, colored pencils), construction paper, glue sticks Background: Different species of turtles have special characteristics to live in different habitats. Tortoises live in dry desert areas and have very rounded feet that they use to walk around in the bushes and dry, sandy soil. Tortoises do not swim and do not live in areas with large amounts of water. They are plant eaters. Aquatic turtles live both in and around freshwater (rivers, lakes, ponds) so they have powerful webbed feet with long claws that allow them to swim through water and climb up onto land. They often eat plants along with fish and insects. Sea turtles live in the open ocean and have large powerful flippers that send them quickly through the water. The only time they are on land is to lay eggs. They are mostly meat eaters, eating fish, jellyfish, squid, and shrimp. Directions: 1. Print out and cut apart the three different turtles and their habitats. (see attached) 2. Discuss with your students the three different kinds of turtles and their characteristics before handing out the different turtles for students to color. After students have finished coloring the turtles, hand out the habitats and allow them to color those as well. 3. Ask students to match the turtle with its corresponding habitat and remind them of the differences between the turtles and where that might allow them to live. 4. Glue the turtles and their habitats to a piece of construction paper with the correct turtle next to its correct habitat. Hang up the completed sheets around the room.

Tortoise Aquatic Turtle Sea Turtle

Habitats Desert River/Estuary Ocean