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1. Feathers, Fur, or Fin? Tags: [matching, adaptations, animals] ... 2. Animals Extraordinaire Tags: [adaptations, animals] ... 3. Sound and Smell Tags: [adaptations, animals, matching, smell, sound] ... 4. Picky Eaters Tags: [adaptations, animals, matching] ... 5. Animal Restaurant Tags: [adaptations, animals, ecological niche, niche, mouth shape, food] ... 6. Humans vs. Wild Animals Tags: [adaptations, animals, anatomy, human body] ... 7. Create A Creature Tags: [adaptations, animals, habitat, predator, environment] ... 8. Carrying Capacity Tags: [adaptations, animals, habitat, natural selection, carrying capacity] ... 9. Urban Wildlife Tags: [ecology, urban, wildlife, habitat, adaptations, animals, green, grade 1, grade 2] ... 10. Feathers, Fur, or Fin? In this game, students match features to the appropriate animal, and evaluate how those features help it survive. Introduction Most animals have more than one special feature to help them survive. ... 11. Animals Extraordinaire In this demonstration, students explore some of the planet's most impressive and most unique animals! Introduction In this demonstration, students explore some of the planet's most impressive and ... 12. Sound and Smell In this matchup activity, students will test their own senses of smell and sound to determine how sharp they are. Introduction Many animals have an acute sense of smell or sound to locate members ... 13. Picky Eaters Animals eat different things depending upon where they live, what else lives there, what time of year it is, what their mouth is shaped like, or if they use tools. In this match-up activity, students develop ... 14. Animal Restaurant Ecological niche refers to a species' role in its habitat. No two species have the same niche. Each species has a specific combination of food choice, how they find their food, daily schedule, reproduction, ... 15. Humans vs. Wild Animals In this activity, students compare their own anatomical features to those of other animals. Introduction Humans share many basic body features with wild animals, since we are animals too. Although ... 16. Create A Creature In this activity, students create their own specialized animal that lives in a specific imaginary environment. Introduction Where and how an animal lives can often have an effect on how it lives ... 17. Carrying Capacity In this game, students will examine the impacts of varying the numbers of predators and prey on an area's ability to sustain their populations. Introduction Carrying capacity refers to the number ... 18. Can You Flap And Fly? ... assess the physical features that make it possible for birds to fly. Objectives Students will be able to: Identify adaptations that make flying possible for birds. Entire Activity ... 19. Urban Wildlife ... behaviour are called adaptations. Animals have become very good at adapting to city life. Looking closely in the backyard, we may find ants and worms under rocks, birds on sires and raccoons on trees. ... 20. Hummingbirds Hummingbirds are found throughout most of British Columbia. This small, warm-blooded group of birds has several unique adaptations and abilities that allow it to survive our cool climate. This lesson explores ...
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