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This
lesson
plan
is
part
of
the
DiscoverySchool.com
lesson
plan
library
for
grades
6-8.
Students
conduct
research
and
field
work
to
evaluate
the
importance
of
frogs
in
their
local
ecosystem
and
why
a
frog
is
uniquely
suited
to
its
habitat.
Included
are
objectives,
materials,
procedures,
discussion
questions,
evaluation
ideas,
suggested
readings,
and
vocabulary.
There
are
videos
available
to
order
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This
Classroom
Connectors
lesson
plan
teaches
students
to
identify
ways
in
which
plants
and
animals
are
affected
by
and
respond
to
various
environmental
stimuli,
including
light,
water,
and
gravity.
The
site
provides
goals,
objectives,
an
outline,
time
required,
materials,
activities,
and
closure
ideas
for
the
lesson.
The
Classroom
Connectors
address
content
with
an
activity
approach
while
incorporating
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This
website
is
one
of
Public
Broadcasting
System's
(PBS)
Living
Edens.
The
site
includes
material
on
turtles
and
other
animals
including
crocodiles
and
caimans,
ants,
monkeys,
poison
dart
frogs,
quetzals,
snakes,
and
butterflies.
Users
can
also
read
about
Arenal
Volcano,
and
about
visiting
parks
in
Costa
Rica
including
Arenal
National
Park,
Poas
Volcano
National
Park,
Palo
Verde
National
Park,
Tortuguero
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This
lesson
plan
is
part
of
the
DiscoverySchool.com
lesson
plan
library
for
grades
6-8.
It
focuses
on
a
current
controversary
among
scientists
over
whether
dinosaurs
were
warm-blooded
or
cold-blooded.
Students
research
both
sides
of
the
argument
and
then
present
a
debate
over
this
topic.
It
includes
objectives,
materials,
procedures,
discussion
questions,
evaluation
ideas,
suggested
readings,
and
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This
lesson
plan
is
part
of
the
DiscoverySchool.com
lesson
plan
library
for
grades
6-8.
It
focuses
on
icebergs
and
water
salinity,
as
well
as
the
environment
of
the
continent
of
Antarctica.
Students
research
this
area
and
do
an
experiment
demonstrating
the
relationship
between
water
salinity
and
ice
floating
or
sinking
in
the
ocean.
Included
are
objectives,
materials,
procedures,
discussion
questions,
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This
website
integrates
video
footage
and
information
with
lesson
plans
and
activities
to
teach
students
about
the
intertidal
zone
of
the
oceans.
This
zone
is
a
habitat
for
only
a
few
species
due
to
extreme
fluctuations
in
moisture
level,
heat,
salinity,
and
sunlight.
The
activities
in
this
unit
are
designed
to
enable
students
to
investigate
the
creatures
of
these
zones
and
how
they
have
adapted
to
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In
this
lesson,
students
examine
the
rich
array
of
marine
wildlife
that
lives
in
waters
surrounding
the
Indian
subcontinent,
explore
the
relationships
among
organisms
in
coral
reefs,
and
learn
about
environmental
dangers
to
coral
reefs
and
research
methods
to
protect
them.
Students
will
use
the
Internet
to
conduct
research
about
scientific
discoveries
and
environmental
protection
activities,
discuss
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This
activity
will
help
students
understand
algal
blooms.
They
will
devise
their
own
experiments
to
test
the
effects
of
nutrients
on
algal
growth,
or
younger
students
may
follow
the
steps
outlined
in
a
sample
activity
which
is
provided.
Students
will
be
reminded
that
they
need
to
have
controls
and
replicates
in
their
experiments.
As
a
result
of
this
activity,
students
will
come
to
understand
the
requirements
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In
this
lesson,
students
will
investigate
absorption,
reflection,
and
scattering
of
light
in
the
deep
sea
and
discover
the
concept
of
bioluminescence.
As
they
proceed,
they
will
learn
that
white
light
(visible
light)
is
comprised
of
all
colors
of
the
spectrum,
that
the
quantity
of
light
decreases
with
increasing
depth
in
the
ocean,
the
quality
of
light
changes
with
increasing
depth,
and
that
red
light
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In
this
activity,
students
observe
nutrient
depletion
as
they
germinate
and
grow
nutrient-demanding
seedlings.
They
will
discover
that
all
plants
require
nutrients
to
grow
and
thrive
and
that
these
nutrients
are
found
in
the
soil
and
absorbed
through
the
plants'
root
systems.
They
will
also
learn
that
nutrients
are
dissolved
in
water
and
are
distributed
throughout
the
plant
via
its
circulatory
system;
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