Seasonal Behavior of Animals
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Title: Seasonal Behavior of Animals |
Author: Carla Cota |
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Subject: Bio |
Grade: 6 |
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Unit/Lesson Plan #: Patterns of Response, Chapter 6 Lesson 3 |
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Unit theme:Explores the responses that organisims can have to stimuli and to long-term changes in their environement
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Learning objectives: Migration in animals is a repsonse to seasonal changes. Endothermic animals maintain nearly constant body temperature even when the surrounding temperature changes. The body temperature of ecotothermic animals change according to the temperature of their surroudings.
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Key Questions, Concepts, or Themes: Dormancy Ectothermic or coldblooded Endothermic or warmblooded Migration Prespire
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Stage 1: Getting started:use crickets and freeze a few of them then bring them out and have ths tudents observe thier reactions and how long it takes for them to return to normal temp. |
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Stage 2: Watch a brief movie on Humpack Wall and then have them read page 100 and answer the questions together using the movie for aid.
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Stage 3: What does it mean to be cold or warm blooded? Point of animals that are around our urban enviroment. |
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Homework: No homework in this class? |
Assessments: (attach/link copies) __ Group assessment __ Observation of process/student work __ Self-assessment by student __ Teacher generated assignment __ Written project __ Test/Quiz __ Other: ____________________________________ |
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