Kimberly is an educator with extensive experience in curriculum writing and developing instructional materials to align with Common Core State Standards and Bloom's Taxonomy. Written by Kimberly Greacen, Education World® Contributing Writer Who would like to share your answers? (Allow the students to share)Ĭheck out our complete Emergency Sub Plans Library!.You are now going to answer questions about the different life cycles.Last, the hen lays eggs and the life cycle starts all over. The chick then grows into a hen or rooster and grows different feathers. As it grows, it changes from a hatchling to a chick. The chicken hatches from an egg and is very small.What do you notice about the life cycle of a chicken? (Allow the students to answer.).The dog grows bigger during its life cycle.Last, it has puppies and the life cycle starts all over. The dog starts as a puppy and it grows to an adolescent, which means young dog. The life cycle of the dog has four parts.What do you notice about the life cycle of the dog? (Allow the students to answer.).(Hand out the worksheet and have the students look at them.) You are going to be looking at pictures of the life cycle of a dog and the life cycle of a chicken.As an adult, you are able to have a baby and the life cycle starts again. You are born as a baby, then you grow into a child and then an adult. The life cycle of a person starts when you are a baby.Other living things, like dogs and people, only get bigger. Some living things, like chickens and butterflies, go through many changes during their life cycle that change the way that they look.A life cycle shows the changes that happen to a living thing as it moves through its life.Chickens and dogs are different, but they are both animals and they both have a life cycle.Dogs are mammals, which means they come out of their mother’s body. Chickens are birds that hatch from eggs.
Are chickens and dogs the same or different? How? (Allow the students to answer.).Lesson Objective: To learn about the life cycle of a chick and the life cycle of a dog and compare the life cycles.Ĭommon Core Standard: .1.1- Ask and answer questions about key details in a text. Lesson Plan: Life Cycle (Science - Grade 1) More Great Ideas for the New School Year.
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