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Which classification refers to plants that can grow tall and have a strong structure?
Which classification refers to plants that can grow tall and have a strong structure?
What do baby pandas primarily consume after birth?
What do baby pandas primarily consume after birth?
Which of the following animals is classified as a mammal?
Which of the following animals is classified as a mammal?
Which term describes the process where insects change form during their lives?
Which term describes the process where insects change form during their lives?
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Which of the following is an example of an amphibian?
Which of the following is an example of an amphibian?
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What is the primary feature of a shrub?
What is the primary feature of a shrub?
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Which animal is known to belong to the reptile classification?
Which animal is known to belong to the reptile classification?
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What is the developmental stage of chicks after they hatch from their eggs?
What is the developmental stage of chicks after they hatch from their eggs?
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Which classification involves plants whose soft stems are usually short and may die back after one season?
Which classification involves plants whose soft stems are usually short and may die back after one season?
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How long does it take for a baby panda to be born after gestation?
How long does it take for a baby panda to be born after gestation?
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What is an adaptation of a giraffe?
What is an adaptation of a giraffe?
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Which animal is an example of a reptile?
Which animal is an example of a reptile?
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Which of the following animals is known for its ability to camouflage?
Which of the following animals is known for its ability to camouflage?
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What does it mean for an animal to migrate?
What does it mean for an animal to migrate?
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Which animal is an amphibian?
Which animal is an amphibian?
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How does a skunk protect itself?
How does a skunk protect itself?
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What characteristic do birds typically have?
What characteristic do birds typically have?
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Which of the following is a fish?
Which of the following is a fish?
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Which of the following animals hibernates?
Which of the following animals hibernates?
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Study Notes
Daily Science Class Plans
- Daily science class routines are included
- Lesson plans include activities on plants, animal life cycles, and adaptation
- Students will review concepts of classifying plants (tree, shrub, vine, herb)
- Students will review concepts of classifying animals (fish, amphibian, reptile, mammal, bird, insect)
- Activities include an exploration activity, a wrap-up, and 5 elements summarized as 5S
- Day 1 is on animal life and plants
- Day 2 is on adaptation
- Day 3 is on a chapter review and IXL practice
- Seatwork activities and assignments are included
Plant Classification
- Plants are categorized into trees, shrubs, vines, and herbs
- Examples for each category are provided
- Rose is a shrub
- Santan is a shrub
- Pumpkin is a vine
- Cucumber is a vine
- Basil is a herb
- Cilantro is a herb
- Chives is a herb
- Grape is a vine
- Acacia is a tree
- Narra is a tree
- Coconut is a tree
- Lilac is a shrub
Animal Classification
- Animals are categorized into fish, amphibians, reptiles, mammals, birds, and insects
- Examples for each category are provided
- Stingray is a fish
- Shark is a fish
- Arowana is a fish
- Guppy is a fish
- Frog is an amphibian
- Newt is an amphibian
- Toad is an amphibian
- Lizard is a reptile
- Gecko is a reptile
- Boa constrictor is a reptile
- Iguana is a reptile
- Chameleon is a reptile
- Walrus is a mammal
- Platypus is a mammal
- Hummingbird is a bird
- Penguin is a bird
- Sparrow is a bird
- Falcon is a bird
- Mosquito is an insect
- Cricket is an insect
- Praying mantis is an insect
- Fly is an insect
Animal Life Cycle
- Animals have various life cycles
- Some animals lay eggs, (like birds, insects, amphibians, reptiles) while mammals give birth to live young
- Each stage is described
- Panda life cycle includes growing inside the mother's body, taking 4 months
- Chicks break out of the eggs, are tiny, not blind, have few feathers, and walk.
- Insects do not resemble their parents; they undergo changes through larva, pupa, and adult stages
Adaptations
- Adaptations are body parts or behaviors that help animals survive in their environment
- Examples of adaptations
- Giraffes have long necks for reaching leaves
- Tarsiers have big eyes for night vision and long fingers for digging
- Anteaters have a long snout and tongue for finding insects
- Ptarmigans change colors for camouflage
- Snow leopards are camouflaged in rocks
- Turtles have a shell for protection
- Skunks spray a bad-smelling liquid to deter predators
- Animals migrating to warmer climates during winter
- Animals hibernating to conserve energy during cold seasons
Other Topics
- Venn diagrams are used to compare and contrast babies and adults
- Instructions on how to use a Venn diagram are provided
- Whole Body Listening Activities: Whole body listening activities are included in the daily science plans
- Review activity is part of each day's science plans
- There is an explore inquiry activity for each day
- Instructions on how to complete different activities and assignments are included
- Students have to answer questions, copy slides from the presentation to their notebooks
- The activities in the lesson plans are designed to enhance students' understanding of diverse animal behaviors and biology
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Explore daily science class activities focused on the classification of plants and animals. Students will engage in lessons about life cycles, adaptations, and participate in hands-on exploration activities over three days. Prepare to deepen your understanding of the natural world through these structured lesson plans.
