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1. Spider Body Parts
LESSON PLAN - Spider body parts TEACHER - SCIENCE - Second Grade A. REVIEW - Go over previous lesson about insects - name body parts. Introduce new type of bug to be studied - arachnids, specifically spiders. Today we will learn the different body parts of a spider. B. OBJECTIVES - I. Students will orally describe a spider as an arachnid that has eight legs and two body parts and will name the two body parts with 1 error. II. Using a worksheet with a word bank, students will label...
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2. World of Insects
...Kindergartners with observe caterpillars as they go through their life cycle, while doing this they will draw or write what they have seen. Students will Understand: The student will understand the stages of the butterfly's life cycle. The student will understand the differences between insects and arachnids. Essential Questions to Guide this Unit and Focus Teaching and Learning: What do you think an insects is? What do we call a spider? How does the caterpillar change? What will happen next? Key Knowledge and Skills Students will Acquire: KINDERGARTEN WRITING STANDARDS 1. use pictures and words to tell...
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3. Classification
...can be given jobs to help them all have a part in learning. The students can be a recorder, a presenter, and a materials handler. Safety Tips: Make sure the students know the dangers of the pokers and use all tools correctly. Concept Discovery: Explain how Entomologists have classified insects and arachnids. Go over the major Kingdoms, then walk the students down through Phylum Anthropoda, Class Hexapoda and Class Arachnida. Have the students then start sharing how they organized the insects into their Order groups and the names for those groups. Go over some of the actual Orders for the given insects...
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4. A7 Lesson Plan
Research Project Lesson Plan Purpose: Students will produce a four to five paragraph report using three sources of information: internet, encyclopedia, non-fiction book or magazine. The product will be a culminating activity for our study on Invertebrates specifically, Arachnids. Standard(s) and benchmark(s) addressed: Educational Technology Standard 3: Technology As A Tool For Productivity -Create a multimedia product. -Use technology tools for individual writing to create a knowledgeable project for audiences inside and outside the classroom. Educational Technology Standa...
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5. Spider Unit
Key Word Search DDNCurriculum Advanced SearchFull Unit of Study ListingSubmit a New Unit Home DDN Curriculum Components for Unit of Study 635 Unit of Study Title: Spider Unit Topic Area: Science Grade Level: K-2 Time Frame: 15 Days Key Words: Spiders, arachnids, animals, spiderlings Unit Designer: Valerie Tomac (VT005) Unit Designer E-mail: Valerie.Tomac@k12.sd.us School District: Dupree Date Added: 6/25/2002 3:31:00 PM Date Last Revised: 6/25/2002 3:38:19 PM Peer Reviewer: Kim Shannon Peer Reviewer E-mail: kim.shannon@k12.sd.us SD Content Standard Goals (...
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6. Make a Habitat Fact File Make a Habitat Fact File
...would like them to create a class fact file containing information about the habitats of wild animals. Remind students that a habitat is the natural environment in which an animal usually lives. Then list these five animal groups on the board: mammals, birds, fish, reptiles/amphibians, and insects/arachnids. Explain that most of the world's animals can be found in these groups. 2. Divide the class into five teams and assign a different animal group to each team. Give each team a file folder and a folder label. Ask each student to choose an animal from the team's assigned animal group. To help students...
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7. Amazon Alphabet Amazon Alphabet
...ls to encourage students to look for answers on the backs of the cards. Have students pretend they are the animals they researched and tell about their life in the Amazon. Encourage the rest of the class to ask lots of questions. Have the class work as a group to classify the animals as amphibians, arachnids, birds, fish, insects, mammals, reptiles, and/or any other appropriate classification. Activity Search Education Place Site Index Copyright © Houghton Mifflin Company. All rights reserved. Privacy Policy Children's Privacy Policy Terms and Conditions of Use
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8. Can You Identify Arthropods?
...ample from each class/group) Markers Ruler Construction paper Scissors Glue Pictures of Arthropods cut into puzzle pieces Index cards Overhead projector Background Information: Arthropod Characteristics 1. Segmented bodies 2. Segmented legs 3. Exoskeleton Classes of Arthropods 1. Insecta-insects 2. Arachnids-spiders, mites, ticks 3. Diplopoda-millipedes 4. Chilopoda-centipedes Engagement: Students are given puzzle pieces of one Arthropod example. Place the students in groups of five and give each group a Arthropod puzzle. The challenge for the group is to put their puzzle together, glue it on a piece of...
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9. The Leaf Café
...older. Adult supervision is required to ensure children's safety. Adaptations To test students? knowledge of bugs, ask them to draw and color pictures of them. Research insects that eat other insects. Create a chart showing both types. Draw plant-eating insects, insects that eat other insects, and arachnids. Compare and contrast the different types of creatures. Related Lesson Plans Black Bat Silhouette Longhouse Spirits Aquarium Acrobats Lesson Plans Supplies crayola supplies Erasable Colored Pencils Glue Sticks Pointed Tip Scissors Twistables® Slick Stix? Crayons household supplies Party Express pape...
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10. Arachnid anatomy!
...son plan publication standards Legal Creative Commons License This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 2.5 License. Search LEARN NC Search lesson plans only Advanced search Learning outcomes Students will be able to identify the body parts and functions of arachnids. They will also be able to classify arachnids by their distinguishing characteristics. Teacher planning Time required for lesson 2 hours Materials/resources Spiders by Gail Gibbons (Holiday House; ISBN: 0823410064) Zoobooks: Spiders (Creative Education; ISBN: 0886824109) construction paper, scissors...
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