I Will Survive

Kindergarten | Life Science

What do plants and animals need to stay alive?

Transform your kindergarteners into scientists as they look for patterns of what plants and animals need to survive. This virtual field trip will get your budding scientists to understand the relationship between what living things need and the environments where they live.

Next Generation Science Standards Addressed

K-LS1-1, K-ESS2-2, K-ESS3-1, and K-ESS3-3

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LIVE Virtual Program | Kindergarten Life Science

Five illustrated characters and image text "Story Time" in front of the California Science Center exterior

A LIVE facilitated experience for your class

Invite educators from the California Science Center to your virtual classroom to read and complete a storybook while learning more about what living things need from their environments.

Virtual classroom grid of students and instructors participating in virtual field trip

Reserve your date now!

Contact us at 213-744-2019 for more information and to reserve your program!
Cost: $250 for up to 32 students (approx. 1 class)
Program Length: 30-45 minutes
Availability: Tuesdays-Fridays 9:15am, 10:30am, 11:45am
We can join your virtual classroom or provide a hosted meeting link.

Video | Kindergarten Life Science

A 15-20 minute FREE episode
Join our educators to discover different enclosures in the World of Life Discovery Room and the Ecosystems gallery and learn how our keepers provide all the things necessary for plant and animal survival in different environments.

English

Educator Mariela with illustrated Science Songbirds

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Activity Guide | Kindergarten Life Science

A FREE downloadable
Students will play a game as a keeper to determine what the animals at the California Science Center need to stay alive. Through the game, students will discover patterns in how animals receive food, water, shelter, and air from their environment.

English