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Bat Activities

Bat Printable worksheets and other "Off-line" activities:

Bat Children's Books - Printable worksheets for use with Children's Books plus a list of fiction and non-fiction book recommendations for doing a frog unit
Bat Worksheets:
- About Bats
- Bat Wings
- Bat Dinners
- Bat Picture Book: title page and picture paper.
- Bat Questions - simple questions for children to answer about bats either in class or as part of a research project.
- Bat Shapes Book: title page and lined paper.
- Brown Bat Life Cycle: With Words or No Words versions
- Itsy Bitsy Bat Book - a printable template to be cut and folded to create a beginner reading book about bats for children to color and read.
- Labeling a Little Brown Bat:
  Easy Worksheet - Labeling is already done. Just color the picture
  Beginner Worksheet - Fill in the blanks to label the bat from the list of words provided
  Hard Worksheet - Fill in the blanks to label the bat. No help provided.
- My Bat Book - a printable template for a simple booklet to be cut and folded
  Children can write information they have learned about bats in this booklet.
- What I Learned About Bats - worksheet for children to write what they have learned about bats
- When bats get cold (hibernation and migration)

Bat On-Line Activities

On-Line Fable: Why Bat has no friends.

Bat Printables on other Sites:

Bat Coloring Pages
Bat Color by numbers Easy or Hard
Bat Connect the Dots Easy or Hard
Bat Crafts
Bat Riddle with coloring page: How did the bat learn to fly?
Bat Worksheets:

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