Ant Teacher Resources

In this A words coloring worksheet, students examine a drawing of a team of ants who are carrying an apple. Students color the picture.

Why would non-flowering leaves produce nectar? Plants adapted behaviors to recruit insects in order to protect themselves. Caterpillars might want to eat the tasty leaves, but not if ants attack them first. When caterpillars start eating...

For this soil study worksheet, learners color a cartoon style ant. Students also read and color the sentence: Soil is nearly half air and water!

Young scholars explore themes in fiction with this literacy comprehension lesson. They generate ideas for possible themes developed in the fairy tale of The Ant and the Cricket. Next, they examine the plot of The Great Gilly Hopkins and...

Students discuss the family unit and compare it to an ant colony.  In this family lesson, students draw their family and extended family and talk about their jobs and family roles. They compare this to an ant colony and observe the...

Young scholars create model ants in order to study the characteristics of insects such as body segments, number of legs, and feelers, as well as how these characteristics serve the insect.

Students observe three qualitative and quantitative observations. The students further practice the follwoing: asking research questions,forming a hypothesis, and describe how ant lions catch their prey. Students also form hypotheses...

Third graders pick up plastic ants scattered on the floor. They take them back to their desks, count them, and add their totals to those of other students.

First graders participate in a variety of activities related to bees and ants.

First graders read "One Hundred Angry Ants" by Elinor Pinczes. They identify various sums that equal ten and display them on a chart.

In this cause and effect practice worksheet, learners read a brief written piece about an ant and a grasshopper. Students then write a cause and effect on each map.

In this secondary mathematics worksheet, students determine the solution to a riddle involving an ant, a bat, and a cat and given three statements students must determine which statement is true.  The one page worksheet contains one...

In this count and match the numbers worksheet, students draw lines from the numbers to the boxes of ants that match. Students match ten problems.

In this letter A maze worksheet, students use their problem solving skills to find path for the ant through the maze and then trace the uppercase and lowercase letter As.

For this science worksheet, students observe an ant hill located by the school. Students place a plate with different types of foods near the anthill. Students observe and record what they see. Students graph the foods according to how...

In this suffix worksheet, 5th graders will complete the puzzle using words that contain the suffixes -able, -ible, -ant, and -ent. Students will respond to 9 sentences to complete the given crossword puzzle.

For this early childhood letter "Aa" worksheet, students practice tracing the uppercase "A" and lowercase "a" lines before they form the same letters independently on the lines provided. A picture of an ant is included.

In this counting objects learning exercise, students count the number of animals in one problems and ants in another problem. Students complete 2 problems total.

The ABC's and beginning letter sounds are the foundation of strong reading skills. Use this presentation to build your young learner's abilities to recognize beginning sounds and alphabet letters. Each slide contains an image and a word...

In this addition learning exercise, 1st graders cut out 5 pictures of ants at the bottom of the learning exercise, use them to act out 4 stories and then write the sum to each one.

In this science worksheet, young scholars discover the relationship between the leaf cutter ant and fungus. Students perform an investigation, following specific directions. Note: This investigation requires an ant colony of 700,000...

Have your learners find out more about a band from the 80's with this resource. They answer questions relating to Adam Ant, a popular musician at this time. This is a great way to have your class practice research skills.

First graders count to 100 orally as they use grids to display the 100 raisins they counted.

Students become effective writers. They need to practice strategies for working through the writing process. By presenting the students with a creative problem, they must choose a position and support it accordingly.