Resources and Teaching Ideas for Learning about Bats Your Kids Will Love

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Learning about bats is fascinating for kids. They think bats are scary, but bats do so much to help us. In this post, I share teaching ideas to help your students with learning about bats and their benefits.

Book Suggestions for learning about bats:

Learning about bats book selection

This summer, we offered a Summer Reading Camp for selected students at my school, and one of the themes the children asked me to plan was a Bats and Birds Theme.  We were able to use quite a few resources from TPT,  and the children thoroughly enjoyed the week.  

Here are the titles I loved and used for the week:

  • Bats at the Beach
  • Bats at the Ballgame
  • Bats by Gail Gibbons (nonfiction)
  • Bats National Geographic Reader
  • Stellaluna
  • Fiona the Fruit Bat

Activities for learning about bats

To the right, you will find the theme planner I put together with the activities for learning about bats.  You can print the page for your files.

There are tons of free activities for learning about bats on TPT. Here are links to the ones I used with my students for our week.

Pinterest Ideas for Learning about bats:

Crafts are always lots of fun and can be very instructional. You can use them for following directions lessons or in conjunction with writing activities. Here are a few of the ideas you might like.

Resources and Teaching Ideas for Learning about Bats Your Kids Will Love-origami bat
Resources and Teaching Ideas for Learning about Bats Your Kids Will Love-paper plate bat scene
Resources and Teaching Ideas for Learning about Bats Your Kids Will Love-coffee filter bat craft

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I hope you find these activities in helping your kids with learning about bats. There are so many more ideas that I didn’t share too. Share yours in the comments please.

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Carla

Carla is a licensed reading specialist with 27 years of experience in the regular classroom (grades 1, 4, and 5), in Title 1 reading, as a tech specialists, and a literacy coach. She has a passion for literacy instruction and meeting the needs of the individual learner.

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  1. I just love these ideas. You have some of my favorite bats books here!

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