3rd Grade Animal Migration and Hibernation
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3rd Grade Animal Migration and Hibernation Worksheet
Why do geese fly south while a bear stays in its den all winter? In this animal behavior worksheet, students learn that migration means moving to another place when seasons change and hibernation means a long, deep winter sleep. Monarch butterflies heading to Mexico and a ground squirrel sleeping in its burrow make both ideas concrete, and the questions link each behavior back to cold temperatures and scarce food.
Key Science Vocabulary
migration, migrate, hibernation, hibernate, den, burrow, season, food supply
What's Inside
- Teach box with geese and bear doodles
- Part A: label four animals M (migration) or H (hibernation)
- Part B: circle the best reason why animals migrate or hibernate
- Answer key with a note on the cold weather and food link
Standards
TEKS 3.12A: explain how temperature and precipitation affect animal behavior through migration and hibernation.
Teaching Tip
In fall, ask students if they have seen a V of geese overhead or monarchs on milkweed. Track the monarch route to Mexico on a map before students sort the animals.
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