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9 August 2026

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Elevate your student’s research and writing skills with this Animal Research Project Booklet – an engaging resource that combines 20 fun and engaging activities with an open-ended writing task based on year level or ability! It includes 20 pages of activities, that are printed onto 5 ‘Back to Back’ pages, saving you paper!

Grade Level: Primary Years (2+)

Writing Task 1: Write an Informative Blurb or Fact File about this animal that will be displayed next to its zoo enclosure. Use relevant facts, descriptive and emotive language in your writing to inform the public.

Writing Task 2: Write an Informative Blurb about this animal’s adaptations to survive in an environment that will be displayed next to its zoo enclosure. Use relevant facts, descriptive and emotive language in your writing to inform the public.

Sub-Headings Included!

Additional Options:

  • Spelling - Behaviour vs Behavior

  • Headings – Appearance vs Description

  • Headings – Fun Facts vs Interesting Facts

  • Life Cycle – 3, 4 & 5 stages

Report Template Pages Version 1 - Lower School (Years 1, 2 & 3)

  • Cover Page
  • General Information
  • Classification
  • Description
  • Diagram – noun groups
  • Habitat
  • Location– map
  • Diet 1
  • Young
  • Predators
  • Threats
  • Life-Cycle 4 Stages
  • Behaviour
  • Adaptations
  • Survival
  • Interesting Facts
  • Writing Task 1 – Instructions and planner
  • Writing Task 1 - Good copy
  • Books & Websites
  • Teacher Feedback

Report Template Pages Version 2 - Upper School (Years 4,5 & 6)

  • Cover Page
  • General Information
  • Classification
  • Appearance
  • Diagram – noun groups
  • Habitat
  • Location– map
  • Diet 2
  • Young
  • Predators
  • Threats
  • Life-Cycle 4 Stages
  • Behaviour
  • Adaptations
  • Survival
  • Interesting Facts
  • Writing Task 2 – Instructions and planner
  • Writing Task 2 - Good copy
  • References
  • Teacher Feedback

Printing Information:

Print ‘back to back’ ensuring you select the pages you want with the ‘custom range’ option first.
Run through as many times per student.
Separate individual booklets, fold, staple & go!

Additional Details:

  • Printable
  • PDF format
  • Whiteboard/smartboard friendly - Display larger for your students!
  • Information on how to print larger on A3, so it folds to an A4 size booklet!
  • Additional Information on how to print and add Alternate pages!

Happy Teaching Friends!

PS. Thank you for supporting a teacher!

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