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Animal Hearing

Animal Hearing

Students explore how sound is created, the importance of hearing in certain environments and some environmental causes of hearing loss.

6-8

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Being Human

Being Human

Using segments from the PBS program The Human Spark, students explore the question “What makes us human?”

5-8

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Chain Reaction

Chain Reaction

This inquiry-based Nature lesson plan will challenge students to design and conduct scientifically valid experiments to evaluate hypotheses regarding an animal’s expected behavior in response to changes in its environment.

9-11

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Ear Shape

Ear Shape

Students use scientific inquiry to investigate how ear shape affects hearing.

3-5

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Experimenting with Experiments

Experimenting with Experiments

Using segments from The Human Spark, students learn how to design and critique experiments with living subjects.

5-8

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How Animals Use Their Senses to Find Food

How Animals Use Their Senses to Find Food

Students consider how animals solve the problem of finding food, especially under harsh climatic conditions.

6-8

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How Whales Hear

How Whales Hear

Students learn how researchers use scientific inquiry to investigate whale hearing, and then explore the differences in ear structure between aquatic and land mammals.

3-5

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Questions about Hearing

Questions about Hearing

Students use scientific inquiry to understand how sound is generated, how animals hear, and the role hearing plays in survival.

3-5

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Signs of Migration

Signs of Migration

Students research and examine the practical and instinctual characteristics of the migration patterns of many different animal species. The will also work in groups to illustrate their research and make presentations.

5-8

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Social Skills

Social Skills

Students think about the building blocks of human society and investigate how different or similar they are to behaviors found in the animal world.

9-12

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Taste, Touch, and Vision

Taste, Touch, and Vision

Students explore the senses and discuss the importance of each sense to an organism's survival.

6-8

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