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Discuss the book with group members. #3. At this number you will work alone or with a partner to complete the picture plate sort. There are two plates in the Ziploc bag, with pictures of living organisms and non-living materials. Each student or group will need two plates, one living and one non-living plate, along with multiple pictures from Ziploc bag.…
Once the allocated time was up the structures were removed from the water and the mesh cute from the pipes. The plates were then carefully taken inside and the organisms were counted by the students. Each student…
“VI Assignment 1 - Creature Feature” 1. Save this document in your files as “Creature Feature Your Name”. You can then complete the assignment in this document, add photos and bibliography information, and use this document as your submission. 2. Choose one vertebrate and one invertebrate that interest you.…
The activity is pedagogically appropriate for the developmental stage and children. The picture book "Mr McGee and biting flea" from Pamela Allen is suggested text by Board of Studies NSW (2012) for Stage One class, which matches with the stage of the class. The lesson plans reflect on the select outcome, content and objective from the NSW K-10 English curriculum documents. Multiple methods of learning are involved in the lesson, such as showing diagram (visual), acting game (kinaesthetic), and reading (auditory) to cover different types of learning style that can increase children 's multiple intelligence (Bredekamp, Copple, & National Association for the Education of Young Children, 1997). It also provides different cueing systems to assist…
Deriving from plants and other natural resources. These wall cave drawings were a very big contribution to understand and defining their culture throughout the…
The primary bit of this lab, we were given the chance to essentially analyze worms and turn out to be more acquainted with the terms of life structures concerning the body areas and positions. The worm analyzation concentrated for the most part on the sexual multiplication part of worms, likely in light of the fact that it is not fundamentally the same as human proliferation. I learned in this lab that worms are not arranged as male or female since a few worms are considered bisexuals and have sexual proliferation organs of both genders. Amid this lab I recognized diverse structures of the worm and their physiological functions. In the second part of the analysis, I got to practically dismember a fetal pig.…
Speak is a book about a girl named Melinda. The summer before her freshman year she was raped at a high school party. She called the cops, left the party and didn't tell anyone what happened. At the beginning of the year she was assigned and art project creating a tree. The tree and Melinda are connected throughout the story.…
The First Egg By Laura Vaccaro Seeger; illus. by Laura Vaccaro Seeger Intermediate Roaring Book Press 27pp 2007 978-1-59643-272-7 $14.95 Introducing the concept of growth and development at a young age may be hard to achieve, however this book incorporates imaginative design of the illustrations along with the simple text which walks children through each step of change throughout nature. Seeger explores the stages of growth of the things around us and how a story grows in a simplified biology version for young readers to grasp the changes that occur within living things. Seeger applies heavy paint strokes into the illustrations, giving character and a variety of textures on each page.…
The first assignment in this course required that I choose the best shape I saw fit to describe my character. “Squiggle” (see Appendix 1) was my choice since it spoke of creativity which is a major portion of my life. Through the utilization of my resourceful perspicacity, I possess reasoning capabilities beyond the calibre of persons within my age group, with the facility to visualize what is required and take the compulsory steps to achieve them. Similarly, it would have been in my best interest to accumulate the different aspects of all the shapes, in an effort to be protean. Nonetheless, during the assignment, I discovered that my time management skill was required, especially since the assignment implied that it was due the following day.…
Introduction The unusual structure and diverse utilities of the type of proboscis found in organisms belonging to the family Elephantidae (whose living members consist of the African and Asian elephants) afford numerous facets of study both for the sake of greater scientific understanding and for human applications. Each of these functions of elephant trunks has been the subject of detailed study in a variety of publications; therefore, a brief overview of these functions must suffice for this paper. This paper will provide a summary of the basic anatomical structure of elephant trunks, as well as their specific biological and behavioral applications. In addition, this paper will also describe the relevance of elephant trunks to humans in the form of elephant – inspired robotic technologies and the use of elephants to protect civilians from underground explosives.…
I started the project with a design the we drew on paper. I created my whistles with clay. I used wedged clay to create the main shape of my animal. I then took a ribbon tool to hollow out the base of the whistle so that it would be able to whistle. For my octopus I put a knife through the bottom part of the front and a pencil through the bottom.…
Fred Brooks is the first recipient of ACM Allen Newel Award. This award is presented as a token of honour to the individuals for their contributions in bridging Computer Science with other disciplines. In the article “The Computer Scientist as Toolsmith – II”, Brooks has given the opinion that Computer Science is probably not the best name that is coined for the discipline of computers which deals with solving problems for the users. Explaining the core difference between Science and Engineering, he states that Science is about discovering facts and laws of the universe, but engineering is about creating new things. In Computer Science, we are focussed on creating new things/new solutions, so the discipline can be appropriately referred as…
In the Pre-K classroom that I observed it consisted of several different centers for the children to participate in, such as: block area, dramatic play, art, library, sand/water table, music/movement, sensory area, finger painting, play dough, and the students got the opportunity to make their own snacks. Not only did the students get to participate in centers, they had the opportunity each day to go outside and play on the playground as well as having an interactive lecture every morning at circle time and when the students sat down at their tables to do their daily worksheet. I believe that the Pre-K class I observed was a mix between traditional teaching as well as constructivism, creating a balance between the two. In the morning during circle time, the teacher would “lecture” the students with the letter of the day, go over the date, months, days of the week, shapes, and the numbers up to the date it currently was.…
There are 53 species in the family Boidae, which is divided into 3 subfamilies. Most boas are placed in the subfamily Boinae (Indiviglio). The Boa Constrictor can exceed up to 13 feet in length. Boa Constrictors are very diverse, they can be found in many portions of North, Central, and South America, as well as the Caribbean. Among these species we can find treetop dwellers, confirmed burrowers, aquatic species, and general savannas, deserts, and rainforests.…
Introduction to Reggio Emilia approach and Montessori method The Reggio Emilia approach emphasises on building relationships, respecting each child and the learning the power of the environment. The Montessori method, is based on self-directed learning and hands-on activities. History and significant features of the approaches The Reggio Emilia approach was developed by psychologist Loris Malaguzzi, together with the parents in the villages around Reggio Emilia in Italy after world war II. After the war, people thought children needed a different learning approach. It was believed that children’s personalities form in their early years of development.…