Animal Movement
"It was presented so well, organization, timing & presentations, that I cannot even imagine what they could improve on. The program was
very well prepared & the students gained much knowledge through active participation. The science teachers were outstanding. They
presented their science lessons in a very clear & direct way. The students were motivated & enjoyed their learning experience."
South Shore Elementary 5/26/07


Making a slide from pond water with "Mrs. S"
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 Microscope
 Stereoscope
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Field Trip Activities:
- Animal Charades
- Students are engaged with an animal movement activity.
- Scavenger Hunt
- Students view live animals and taxidermy animals to find ones that move in different ways.
- Animal Movement Magnified
- Students review the use of a microscope and its parts.
- They make a slide using live cultures to observe.
- They use a magnifying glass and stereoscope to observe the movement of larger organisms such as meal worms.
- Large Animal Movement
- In the taxidermy room, students make footprints of animals to analyze.
- They measure the length and mass of femur bones.
- They measure wing spans and make a data table.
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Connection to Science Curriculum
- Quarter 2 - Cells & Classifying
Special Instructions: None
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Measuring wing span & the mass of a femur bone in the taxidermy room
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