What Makes Something Alive - Virginia Department of Education

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Name: Animal Task Card – Student Sheet WATER WATER FOOD SHELTER FOOD SHELTER What a Bird Needs to Survive What a Deer Needs to Survive WATER FOOD WATER FOOD SHELTER SHELTER What a Squirrel Needs to Survive What a Bee Needs to Survive WATER WATER FOOD SHELTER FOOD SHELTER What a Lady Bug Needs to Survive What a Frog Needs to Survive 70 Virginia Animals and their Habitats Topic3 – Session 3.2 Animal Task Card – STUDENT SHEET
Habitrekking Evidence Cards (only need one card per group) Find evidence that: People and wildlife share the schoolyard. Find evidence that: There is a water source for wildlife in the schoolyard. Example: people and trees both on the schoolyard Find evidence that: Wildlife come and go from the schoolyard. Example: a mud puddle Find evidence that: Wildlife depend on plants in the schoolyard. Example: birds landing in the schoolyard and then flying away Find evidence that: Food such as leaves and nuts are available for wildlife. Example: a leaf that has been chewed Find evidence that: Wildlife living on the schoolyard comes in all sizes. Example: acorns or leaves Find evidence that: Wildlife can find a place to hide in the schoolyard. Example: an insect Find evidence that: Wildlife can be found everywhere on the schoolyard. Example: grass Example: ants 71 Virginia Animals and their Habitats Topic 3 – Session 3.2 Habitrekking Evidence Cards – STUDENT SHEET
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Cross-Curricular Second-Grade Unit
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Acknowledgments We wish to express
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Special Thank You for Permission to
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TABLE OF CONTENTS VIRGINIA ANIMALS
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Session 3.8 - Square-Meter Habitats
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Session 6.10 - Yum Yum Caterpillars
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Unit Instructional Pedagogy The Vir
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Overall Flow of Virginia Animals an
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c. Each student keeps a folder of j
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Virginia Animals and their Habitats
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Topic 1: Session 1.1 - Unit Introdu
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Session 1.1 - Unit Introduction Tea
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Session 1.2 - Living vs. Nonliving
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Topic 1: Session 1.3 - Real or Imag
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Name: Fiction / Nonfiction Venn Dia
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TOPIC 2 - How Do Scientists Classif
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Topic 2: Session 2.1 - Animal Sorti
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Session 2.1 - Animal Sorting Teache
Page 37 and 38: Name: Virginia Animals Brainstormin
Page 39 and 40: Birds Amphibians 21 Virginia Animal
Page 41 and 42: Other Animals 23 Virginia Animals a
Page 43 and 44: Birds Amphibians 25 Virginia Animal
Page 45 and 46: Other Animals… 27 Virginia Animal
Page 47 and 48: 29 Virginia Animals and their Habit
Page 49 and 50: Session 2.2 - Insects! Teacher Ques
Page 51 and 52: Directions to Make a Sweep Net A sw
Page 53 and 54: Keep a record of where each insect
Page 55 and 56: Insect Safari - Student Sheet Name:
Page 65 and 66: Topic 2: Session 2.3 - Insect Math
Page 67 and 68: (y-axis) Name: Graphing Sheet - Stu
Page 69 and 70: Session 2.4 - Animal Poetry Introdu
Page 71 and 72: Topic 2: Session 2.5 - Animal Poetr
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Page 75 and 76: Topic 2: Session 2.7 - Student Team
Page 77 and 78: Session 2.7 - Student Team Project
Page 79 and 80: Virginia Map - Student Sheet 61 Vir
Page 81 and 82: Virginia Animals and their Habitats
Page 83 and 84: • Maps should include a title, ma
Page 85 and 86: Name: What Do We Know About Habitat
Page 87: Session 3.2 - Animal Habitat Compon
Page 91 and 92: Name: Sensory Paragraph - Student S
Page 93 and 94: Session 3.4 - Talking with a Habita
Page 95 and 96: Team Members‟ Names: Virginia Ani
Page 97 and 98: Team Members‟ Names: Habitat Rese
Page 99 and 100: Session 3.5 - Measurement Preparati
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Page 103 and 104: Session 3.6 - Writing for the Stude
Page 105 and 106: Topic 3: Session 3.7 - Measuring Tr
Page 107 and 108: Session 3.7 - Measuring Tree Height
Page 109 and 110: Measuring Tree Height - Lesson Plan
Page 111 and 112: Session 3.8 - Square-Meter Habitats
Page 117 and 118: Name: First Square-Meter Habitat Ob
Page 119 and 120: Topic 3: Session 3.9 - Project Work
Page 121 and 122: Topic 3: Session 3.10 - Square-Mete
Page 123 and 124: Session 3.10 - Square-Meter Habitat
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Page 129 and 130: TOPIC 4 - What is a Life Cycle? Top
Page 131 and 132: Topic 4: Session 4.1 - Introduction
Page 133 and 134: Topic 4: Session 4.2 - Butterflies
Page 135 and 136: Butterflies and Moths Black Swallow
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Tiger Swallowtail Smithsonian Natio
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Postman Butterfly (Jon Lelito, PSU
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Isabella Butterfly (Jon Lelito, PSU
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Clearwing Sphinx Moth or Hummingbir
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Leopard Moth (Maryann Frazier, PSU
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Io Moth (wings open) (Maryann Frazi
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Topic 4: Session 4.3 - Frogs Sessio
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Session 4.3 - Frogs Teacher Questio
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Little Grass Frog Information 137 V
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Northern Green Frog Information 139
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Name: A Sampling of Virginia Frog L
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Name: Female Frog Length Recording
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Name: Male Frog Length Recording -
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Topic 4: Session 4.4 - Life Cycle M
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Topic 4: Session 4.5 - Project Work
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Student Learning Expectations • I
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Session 5.1 - Animals and their Foo
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Topic 5: Session 5.2 - Black Bears
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Session 5.2 - Black Bears Teacher Q
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Name: Compare Yourself to the Black
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Session 5.3 - Food Chains Teacher Q
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A Forest Food Chain SUN Seeds Mouse
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Topic 5: Session 5.4 - Food Chains
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Session 5.4 - Food Chains and Food
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Food Web Writing Activity - Student
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although some swans lost their tran
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Session 6.1 - Introduction to Anima
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Topic 6: Session 6.3 - Designer Ani
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Name: Adaptation Project Planning -
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Team Members: _____________________
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Session 6.5 - Adaptations: Migratio
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Session 6.6 - Migration Mathematics
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Tundra Swan 888 Migration Path (Oct
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Tundra Swan 894 Migration Path (Oct
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Topic 6: Session 6.7 - Tundra Swan
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Flying South Problem Solving Task -
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Topic 6: Session 6.8 - Other Animal
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Session 6.9 - Caterpillar Adaptatio
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Caterpillar Pictures Pipevine Swall
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Fritillary Caterpillar (R. Bessin,
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Tent Caterpillar http://www.ext.vt.
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Gypsy Moth Caterpillar http://www.e
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Saddleback Caterpillar http://www.e
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Giant swallowtail butterfly caterpi
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Topic 6: Session 6.10 - Yum Yum Cat
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Session 6.10 - Yum Yum Caterpillars
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(y-axis) Graphing Sheet - Student S
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Session 6.11 - Hidden Lizards Teach
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Name: Lizard Pattern Sheet - Studen
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Topic 7: Session 7.1 - Student Proj
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Topic 7: Session 7.2 - Student Proj
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Topic 7: Session 7.3 - Interdepende
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Topic 7: Session 7.5 - Virginia Ani
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Team Members‟ Names: Virginia Ani
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Virginia Native Animals List This l
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Group Reflection What did my group
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Team Members‟ Names: Visual Produ
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