Habitats
The work in this book was produced by Laura Azarro and Kim Schnittger’s second grade class with the help of Carolyn franks and susan megorden.
In This multidisciplinary project, the students covered science, Language Arts, and visual art standards which were connected to the topic of animal habitats.
We produced art about animal habitats and discussed the genre of landscape art while learning both water color and tempera paint techniques.
Here are the poems we produced:
Ocean
Sunny, wavy
Diving, resting, eating
Sandy, cloudy, reflecting light, deep blue
Sea otters
By Astrid
Forest
Cloudy, foggy
Growling, attacking, killing
Emerald green, tall trees grow
Bear
By Eric
Grasslands
Shady, peaceful
Grazing, chewing, eating
Emerald green leaves falling off trees
Domestic horse
By Marissa
Rainforest
Leafy, rainy
Squeezing, slithering, hunting
Shadowy, scary, dark, bumpy
Boa constrictor
By Jorge
Forest
Sunny, loud
Squeaking, munching, climbing
Cool, leafy, windy, bumpy bark
Chipmunk
By
Grasslands
Sunny, windy
Eating, flapping, flying
Leafy, bumpy, grassy shadow
Hummingbird
By Luisa
Grasslands
Grassy, sunny
Sniffing, running, hiding
Burnt siena bark growing tall
Wild horse
By Chelsea
Grasslands
Sunny, noisy
Stomping, crashing, crunching
Emerald green bushes growing tall
African elephant
By Mare
Forest
Sunny, cool
Chewing, climbing, swallowing
Short burnt siena stumps sit
Panda Bear
By Daisy
Ocean
Sunny, wavy
Attacking, eating, swimming
Sandy, watery, deep, cold
Shark
By Moses
Ocean
Deep blue, cobalt blue
Diving, flapping, hiding
Wavy, sunny, sandy, leafy
Seahorse
By Samantha
Desert
Sandy, windy
Striking, slithering, hissing
Burnt siena, green, moving sideways
Rattlesnake
By Armando
Wetlands
Swampy, foggy
Hunting, camouflaging, striking
Leafy, smelly, sunny, quiet
Alligator
By David
Grasslands
Sunny, grassy
Hunting, sneaking, hiding
Emerald green grass, tall, little
Lion
By Halie
Forest
Steamy, dark
Camouflaging, crawling, nibbling
Burnt siena bark on trees
Thorn bug
By Jazmin
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