Topic: Regulation and Behavior
How can animals and plants exist in
every biome on Earth: blazing hot or freezing cold, sopping wet or
bone dry? How does homeostasis help organisms survive changes in
their environment? How do animals, including humans, sense change in
their environment, and how do they respond? Explore these questions
and more in this collection of Regulation and Behavior resources.
Resource Highlight
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.
- Adaptation (32 resources)
- Basic Needs (34)
- Behavioral Response (50)
- Homeostasis (9)
- Obtaining Resources (30)
- How Whales Hear
- Living vs. Nonliving
- The Coral Reef Ecosystem
- How Animals Use Their Senses to Find Food
- Chain Reaction
- Ear Shape
- Animal Mouth Structures
- Questions about Hearing
- Human Body Regulation
- Living Life as a Plant
- The Needs of Living Things
- Taste, Touch, and Vision
- Bird Brained
- Animal Hearing
- Adaptation