Unit 2: Animals
Unit 2: Animals
Unit Summary:
Why is it important to classify animals?
Lessons 1-5 Guiding Question: Which groups of animals can be classified by their backbones? Writing Prompt: How are the ideas in “Vertebrates and Invertebrates” similar to or different from the ideas in “Vertebrate Animals”?
Lessons 6-10 Guiding Question: How do animals change as they grow? Writing Prompt: Think of the transition words you heard when you learned about amphibian metamorphosis. Write a short paragraph using those words to describe the metamorphosis of a butterfly.
Lessons 11-15 Guiding Question: What can we learn from observing animals? Writing Prompt: How were the chimps that Jane Goodall studied similar to human beings? Why was this discovery important?
Spelling:
**All spelling tests will be averaged together for one grade a nine weeks.**
Spelling Skill: Unit 2 Lesson 10
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smile smiled smiling
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translate translated translating
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tire tired tiring
file filed filing
vote voted voting
raise raised raising
quote quoted quoting