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Nature Files 1. Adaptation a. Evolution 2. 3. 4. 5. 6.Marine Communities a. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. BookReview.com - Jack David, the Noisiest Kid in the Class I love this book. And the only way I could love it more is if I were learning to read. This is a perfect book for a young reader, and every second page is open for personal illustrations of the story. The book is a ideal pairing for a young mind, and a great way to learn. And bonus, there is a version for girls. With: “Ann Marie, the “Noisiest Kid in the Class.” Lindy Brown has created a must read for any young reader, or beginning reader, any young artist or beginning artist. According to the publisher, “Tell and Show® Books are designed to foster imagination, creativity, and just plain fun.
Teenreads | WebLessons: Behavioral Adaptations Topic Overview Begin the Lesson In order to survive and thrive in a particular environment, animals must develop a variety of amazing characteristics (adaptations). Whole Class Introduction to the Lesson You will need at least one computer with Internet connectivity and a projection device, a classroom with more than one computer, or access to a computer lab. To introduce the WebLesson, project the following set of video clips for students: and and follow up with the clips that discuss instincts and behavioral adaptations Sample Questions: What is adaptation? As part of the introduction, you may want to review some of the glossary terms in advance of students going online. WebLesson Sites Introduction There are over one million different species of animal. Scenario
Starfall's Learn to Read with phonics BBC Nature - Adaptations and behaviours Between the Lions | PBS KIDS! Come play again later! Come play again tomorrow! Antarctic animal adaptations Emperor penguin Aptenodytes forsteriaa - more How are Emperor penguins adapted to survive in Antarctica? Largest of all penguins by a considerable margin. Anatomical Adaptations Large size retains heat - Emperors are twice the size of the next biggest penguin, the king, so are able to survive the winter fast and the extreme cold temperatures endured at this time Short stiff tail helps balance on land, forms a tripod with heels on ice to give the least contact area to prevent heat loss Chicks have soft down for insulation, this is a more effective insulator on land than the parents feathers, but of little use in the sea, they must moult before they can swim Highly specialized bird skeleton a highly upright gait, short neck, short legs and long body Powerful claws on the feet help to gain a grip on snow, ice or rock when emerging from the ocean or when tobogganing Behavioural Adaptations Unlike other penguin species, they are not aggressively territorial, hence the huddling (above)
ABC Match Learning to recognize letters is integral to early literacy. But how can you keep your students practicing until they are fluent? The ABC Match game meets this challenge by offering students the chance to match initial letters with pictures while also using their memory skills to remember which cards are where. Students work their way through three increasingly difficult levels, each with more pairs of cards. The game offers two modes of play, one timed and one not, as well as the option to hear the names of all the pictures. For additional ideas on how to use this game outside the classroom, see ABC Match in the Parent & Afterschool Resources section. Grades K – 2 | Lesson Plan | Standard Lesson A is for Apple: Building Letter-Recognition Fluency Students apply and build their knowledge of letters and letter sounds as they play games and interact with letters online, creating their own ABC book as a final activity. Grades K – 2 | Student Interactive | Learning About Language Picture Match
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