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Snails are a common creature that kids might see every day, but after browsing this fun TabStart page, kids will learn how interesting snails actually are! Young students will learn everything they ever wanted to know about snails with the articles, activities, and other resources below.
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Fun Snail Facts and Activities for Kids - Kiddyhouse.com has a long page of snail facts. The snail facts are organized by garden snails and pond snails, and the sub-headings offer questions about snails. Be sure to scroll down to the very bottom of the page where you will find great snail activities and a booklist.
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Pond Snail Facts for Kids - From the University of Michigan website comes the Bio Kids resource, which provides well organized information about pond snails with lots of clickable terms to learn more.
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All about Snails Article - Read all about snails in this article from HowStuffWorks.com. The article answers the questions "How Does a Snail Get Around?," "Do Snails Have Eyes?," and "What do Snails Eat?"
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Snail Activities for Kids - This page from TLC Family provides fun snail activities for children. The activities including learning about snail locomotion and building snail shelters. Children can also turn snail tracks into art with the last activity on this page.
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Speedy Snail Race - Science Fair Project - Students can learn about snail locomotion with this fun experiment from education.com. Students find out whether snails move faster on concrete or dirt in this project.
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Tri Colored Snails Lesson Plan - Little ones can learn about snails with this art project from KinderArt.com. Children begin by drawing a snail, and they then paint the shell in primary colors and the head and eyes in primary or mixed colors.
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Snail Lesson Plan for 2nd through 4th Grade - Students can learn about garden snails in this lesson from Hot Chalk's lesson plans page. Students learn about snails through observation, a snail game, and a snail art project.