Frogs and Their Life Cycle
[2023-10-18 01:41:18]
· I am following the scientific standards of this Michigan state by teaching the frog's full life cycle. Through my planned activities, students will gain knowledge through vocabulary, interesting facts I have found, and their own problems.
· According to this National Science Education Standard, I will teach the frog's life cycle, the characteristics of the frog and the frog's interesting facts. I will do this through life cycle posters, flash cards, dangerous goods, and quizzes.
- Information on the background of the frog has been attached to the form. I emphasized the important information I found. I also provide a list of frequently asked questions to prevent students from asking questions, neither small issues nor answers. I also offered students interesting facts and teenage facts.
· Note papers, pencils, scissors, colored crayons, colored pencils, glue, frog pictures, frog background information, frog's interesting facts, Ranger Rick magazine, National Geographic World magazine, your big backyard magazine, green and red A building paper, a black marker, a brown paper bag, a white computer paper, a life cycle pose (including all velcro parts), a flash card, a frog poem, a dangerous game (including a record card), a candy, a library frog Books, quizzes
· I will inform the students how they will look, where they live, how they grow and change. This will help to foster students' interests
· We will look at three different magazines and explore. I let students see three pictures showing their life cycle and try to explain what they are seeing.
· I will use the poster I created to explain the frog's life cycle. Since I am using Velcro, I will do this by explaining each step of the cycle. Students also create their own mini-life cycle and write what happens at each stage in their own language. I believe this will help students better understand the cycle. We also create a flash card so that students can better understand each stage.
· This course will be explained in detail by cooperating to put a life cycle on posters. This course will play a dangerous match. By doing so, students can show how much they have learned in the past 4 days.
• Finally, evaluate the course by asking the students to answer three questions: how the frog looks, where the frog lives, how the frog grows and changes, and so on. I have quizzes for the students to participate and they will appear separately and organize life cycle posters. When a student put together a life cycle poster, it is necessary to explain the situation at each stage so that you know how much knowledge you gained from the frog life cycle curriculum plan.
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