Embedded Files
Listen to the Adaptation Song above and on the worksheet below, complete the adaptations of the Camel.
Listen to the Adaptation Song above and on the worksheet below, complete the adaptations of the Camel.
Watch the Adaptation song above
Adaptation Song.docxAdaptation: Is the process of change by which an organism or species becomes better suited to its environment.
List some animals or plants that you think have had to adapt overtime to their environment.
Let's take a look at the adaptations of a Camel.
Let's take a look at the adaptations of a Camel.
Ocean Creature Feature
Ocean Creature Feature
Have a go at the eight questions (left) looking at adaptations in ocean animals.
Adaptation worksheet.docSplit class into two groups and complete each activity below in a rotation. Each activity should take 20-25mins to complete.
Activity 1: Watch Animal Atlas's Episode
Activity 1: Watch Animal Atlas's Episode
Watch the episode on how animals have adapted to their environments over time. In their books, Students are to list some of some of the animals mentioned in the episode (20mins)
Watch the episode on how animals have adapted to their environments over time. In their books, Students are to list some of some of the animals mentioned in the episode (20mins)
Activity 2: Animal Gallery Walk.
Activity 2: Animal Gallery Walk.
What organisms eat: Split class into 7 small groups. Place the attached sheets on the wall in 7 different areas around the room and allocate each group a few minutes at each station to read and answer the questions. This activity should be allocated 20-25minutes to complete.
Before starting, Talk about the following types of eaters.....
Specialist feeder: A specialist species can thrive only in a narrow range of environmental conditions or has a limited diet.
Carnivore: An animal that feeds on other animals.
Herbivore: An animal that feeds on plants.
Omnivore: An animal or person that eats a variety of food of both plant and animal origin
Parasite: A parasite is an organism that lives on or in a host organism and gets its food from or at the expense of its host.
Gallery Walk What do organisms eat (2).docxPRINT OUT PRIOR TO CLASS AND PLACE ALL EXHIBITS AROUND THE ROOM IN NUMERICAL ORDER....
Page updated
Report abuse