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WILD TIMES For Kids
Teacher Activity Guide, Volume 7 Issue 2

Wild Times coverFin-Tastic: All about Fish

Vocabulary:

  • spawn
  • watershed
  • copepod
  • caudal
  • hatcheries
  • fingerlings

Objectives:

  • Students will be able to list what fish need to live.
  • Students will be able describe at least four parts of a fish.
  • Students will be able to describe three kinds of fish found in New Hampshire and be able to state where they live.
  • Students will be able to state two reason why fish are raised in hatcheries.

Associated Project WILD Aquatic Activities:

Activity Grade level
Plastic Jellyfish K-4
Are You Me? K-4
Fashion A Fish K-4
Fishy Who’s Who 5-8
Hooks and Ladders 5-8
Net Gain , Net Effect  5-8
Aquatic Roots  5-8
Where have all the Salmon Gone? 5-8

For teachers who do not have access to Project WILD activities, we can provide single copies of activities suggested. You may request these by contacting:

Project WILD
N.H. Fish and Game Department
11 Hazen Drive
Concord, NH 03301

info@wildlife.nh.gov

Students can explore the N.H. Fish and Game Department website for additional information. www.wildlife.state.nh.us or www.WildNewEngland.org

 
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