Endangered animals lesson plans elementary

    • Fourth Grade Unit – Ecosystems - Home - Troup County …

      Saving Endangered Plants and Animals ... Lesson 1: Review of Habitat. In student journals or on a piece of paper, ask students to quickly draw a picture of their dream home. After a few minutes, ask students to draw all of the things that they would need in their home to survive. Have them discuss what they drew.


    • Warren County Public Schools

      Why is it important to research and protect endangered animals? Target Skills: Cause and Effect. Target Strategy: Question. Day. 1: Vocabulary. Introduce vocabulary, Student Text, p.170-171. Teacher Read Aloud, “America’s Eagle”, T12-T13. Discuss listening comprehension questions on p. T13


    • [DOCX File]Lesson Plan Manatees

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      Today scientists identify animals using genetics and they believe they are closely related to elephants. Lives 50-60 years in the wild. Maybe 60-70 years in captivity (may choose to tell them places to view them: Manatee Park (N. Fort Myers), Disney’s Epcot Center, Homosassa Springs, South Florida Museum/parker Aquarium in Bradenton)


    • [DOCX File]Endangered Species Coalition

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      Each lesson features three activities, including one or more in-class exercises and one for outside the classroom. Also included are hand-out materials and homework assignments. Suggested resources are provided at the end of the lesson plan. Lesson Plan/Curriculum. Lesson. One:: Introduction to Endangered Species


    • [DOC File]WordPress.com

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      Jul 09, 2014 · Lesson plan 1. Subject: “WWF – let’s safe the animals” Group characteristics: Age: 5 grade of elementary school. Level: elementary. Number of students: 14. Aims: Learner knows what WWF is. Learner reviews names of the animals. Learner watches and understands the film. Understands term “endangered” Learner listens to the interview ...


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