Florida PantherNet - Official Education Site

Don't have connectivity in your classroom? Download the files below and play panther games offline!
WARNING Some files listed here take extended amounts of time to download.

Adobe Reader is needed to view PDF documents on this site.

Panther Mystery Game
  - Teacher guide and student rule
  - Game Board
  - Clue Sheet
  - People Tokens
  - Plant Cards
  - Animal Cards
  - Sign Cards
  - Kill Cards
  - Ranger Cards
  - Adventure Cards

Who Am I?
  - Teacher Guide
  - Moderator's Handbook
  - Animal Cards
  - Clue Cards

Math Activities
  - Teacher Guide
  - Activity One
  - Activity Two
  - Where are the deer and hogs?
  - Answer Sheet

Animal Sign Concentration
- Teacher Guide and Student Role
- Cards

Panther Mystery Game

In this offline extension to the Florida Panther Net Mystery series, students use deductive reasoning to solve the case. Unlike the on-line mysteries, the Panther Mystery Board game has a different solution each time it is played. Students learn about animal tracks and other sign as well as about plants and other animals that share the panther's habitat.

Teacher Guide
Game Board (Left Side)
Game Board (Right Side)
Clue Sheet
People Tokens
Plant Cards
Animal Cards
Sign Cards
Kill Cards
Ranger Cards
Adventure Cards

Who Am I?

This game was developed as a substitute for the on-line Who Am I? and contains similar content in the form of clue cards and picture cards. Two teams play the game, and scores are kept. Because of programming difficulties, scores are not kept in the on-line game.

Teacher Guide
Moderator's Handbook
Animal Cards
Clue Cards

Math Activities

This series of three math activities was written to meet many of the Sunshine State Standards in math and science for grades 3-5 using real-world data. In these activities, students make predictions about the health of individual panthers and the suitability of different environments.

Teacher Guide
Activity 1. How Much Do Panthers Need to Eat?
Activity 2. How Many Racoons?
Where are the Deer and Hogs?
Answer Sheet

Animal Sign Concentration

In this classic card game, students match animals that share the Florida panther's habitat with pictures of their tracks on other sign. Younger students (grades 1-3) can use the symbols in the corner of each card to help match the cards, while older students can use the words on the cards to match them.

Teacher Guide
Cards

Back to Top