Unit 4-Plants and Animals Needs 3

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Teacher:

Essential

Question(s)

School:

Do all animals need the same kind of food?

Grade/Subject: K/ Science Week of:

What do animals need to live and grow?

NGSS

Lesson

Objective

I can

Decide if animals need food and water to survive by completing lab task and observations with 80% accuracy.

SWBAT

Where do animals obtain their food?

All animals need food in order to live and grow. They obtain their food from plants or from other animals. Plants need water and light to live and grow. (K-LS1-1)

Use observations to describe patterns of what plants and animals

(including humans) need to survive.

Opening/

Do Now

Circle Time

Youtube Video

Needs of

Animals https://www.yo

utube.com/watc h?v=k4UDf3tF_

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Draw one thing that animals need to survive.

OR

Slide 73-

Brainstorm

*Draw Ideas of how animals search for food

Description of Each

Instructional Component

1.Mini- Lesson (I Do)-

Teacher introduces

“Animal’s Needs“ and” by use of a Power point.

(Slides 72-81 http://www.trento

n.k12.nj.us/files/_7

PBsW_/98848ff7a9 cf98b93745a49013

852ec4/Unit_3_-

_Plant__Animal_N eeds_-

_Presentation_Slid es.pdf

The teacher will read over slides, thinking aloud,

“What do animals need to survive? What are the same and or different about plants and animal’s needs? Introducing key words, energy, animal, need, water, shelter, food, air.

Formative

Assessments:

Checks for

Understanding

1. PowerPoint

Questions (Slide

79,80,81,97,98,107,

108)

2. Finding Food

Question Sheet

3. Observations

Differentiation/

Modifications

Special Education

and or ELL-

*Pacing(provide ample time for lab task)

*Simple Language

*Create Vocabulary cards with vocab terms and pictures

*Teacher can create a large font anchor chart for animals needs including pictures and key terms

*Anchor chart for tools used during lab

*Deliver minilesson in small groups

*Group students with partners to complete lab

*Modify

Closing/

Reflection/

Assessment

Post Lab

Observation

Sheets:

*What did you observe that was the same in all three labs?

Recording

Sheets: http://www.tre

nton.k12.nj.us/f iles/_7PBru_/c5

58263f756f92fe

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_Plant__Animal

_Needs_-

_Optional_Labs.

pdf

Squirrel Lab

Sheet 12

Materials/

Resources

Used

Computer

Youtube

Plants and

Animals Need

Powerpoint

Finding Food

Reading

Materials

Plastic Bottle

String

Bird Seeds

Peanuts

Soil

Container

Shredded

Teacher will read passage

“Finding Food” http://www.readworks.org

/passages/finding-food

2.We Do- See formative assessment 1

3Animal Observation (You

Do)

Students will make daily observations and record whether they saw an animal eat or drink , what and where they ate or drank.

Observing Squirrels Lab-

Students will be observing

Squirrel activities. They will look for squirrels moving around to find food and record the number of times the squirrel collects food. In autumn record the number of times a squirrel collects seeds

(Slide 91) or

Acorns in one hour. (Use activity sheet 12) Do this for several days. In autumn, squirrels store food. Did you observe where they hide their food?

Observe the squirrels again another time of the year. Is there a difference in their activity. Do they store food this time of the assessment questions from lab.

*Create a semantic map of animals and their needs

(waterwater, etc)

*Model lab task

*Allow oral responses to lab assessment or drawn responses

Visual- Take pictures of animals and what they eat , draw the animals while they are eating

Bodily Kinesthetic-

Hands-on animal observation labs

Musical- Listen to

Youtube (animals needs) Identify the needs of plants

Interpersonal-

Group students together with a partner to perform lab task encouraging students to discuss their observations through prompted questions and turn and talk discussions.

Intrapersonal-

Allow student to

*What did you observe?

*Is there a pattern when squirrels eat?

Birds Lab

Sheet 13

Share your observations?

How often did the birds eat from the feeders?

Earthworm Lab

Sheet s 14-15

*Is the worm stretched out or curled up?

* Does it stay where it is or move out of sight when you remove the dark cover.

*Is it at the top, bottom, or somewhere in the middle?

*If there are numerous worms, do you ever find them in the same burrow?

*Try putting different kinds of food under

Newspaper

Lettuce

Black Paper

Foil

year? Compare your data for the two seasons

Observing Birds Outdoor

Feeding Lab-

Have students work bird feeding trays and bottles to see how often animals have taken from them birds. Observe one for a week and other throughout the year. (Slides 92-96)

Observing Earthworms

lab- Students will collect soil and observe what they find in the soil on their recording activity sheets.

Then teacher will place earthworms in a container following lab instructions to perform daily observations. (Slides 99-

106) perform lab independently with moderate prompting and discussion. Give students journal starts to privately record observations from lab.

Linguistic-Have students perform labs announcing what they see or listening to teacher model their observations.

Logical- Prompt students to journal results of their observations and give reasoning’s for animals eating patterns the leaves in container.

*Does the worm seem to like one type of food?

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