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Animal Adaptations Lesson: Behavior, Migration & Hibernation, Grades 3-5
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Why do huge flocks of cranes fly south each fall? Students start with that question and learn that an adaptation can be something an animal does, not only a body part. Slides cover migration (monarchs and caribou), hibernation (a little brown bat whose heart slows to about 10 beats a minute), living in a herd (elk), and night activity (a great horned owl), then separate instinct from learned behavior using sea turtle hatchlings and a pet that learns its name.
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- 16 slides, with speaker notes on all 16
- Lesson plan, 2 pages
- Student worksheet, 2 pages
- Answer key, 1 page
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