Ocean Animals: A Kindergarten Research Project - Mrs. Rudd's Class
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To meet Common Core State Standards, kindergarten students are required to do research. Mrs. Rudd teamed up with Mrs. McMahon, the Library Media Specialist, to do this special project. Students used World Book Kids Online to research various ocean animals. Students wrote down facts from the notes, and then they illustrated their research using KidPix software.
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