Reptiles are a diverse animal classification group of scaly, cold-blooded vertebrates that can be found in habitats all around the world. Crocodiles, snakes, turtles and lizards belong to the reptilian family, grouped together based on their shared characteristics.
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Our five-day reptile unit plan dives deeper into exploring these common characteristics, particularly uncovering more about a reptile’s cold-blooded body regulation, reproductive life cycles, physical features, and habitats. Included in the unit plan are engaging daily lesson plans, comprehension questions, graphic organizers, creative writing templates and more.
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