AIM: What are the main characteristics of insects, describe mouthpart adaptations of insects and explain the difference between complete vs. gradual metamorphosis?

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AIM: What are the main characteristics of insects, describe mouthpart adaptations of insects and explain the difference between complete vs. gradual metamorphosis? OBJ: Given notes and activity sheet SWBAT explain the main characteristics of insects, describe mouthpart adaptations of insects and explain the difference between complete vs. gradual metamorphosis with 70% accuracy DN: HW check- Arthropods Activity Sheet; Complete and hand-in Arthropods Quiz (Test#: ARTH, Q:1-9, scantron, Full Name) ACT: Review Insect Characteristics, Adaptations, Metamorphosis (notes); 15 Weirdest Insects video Text, read p , Complete Insects Activity Sheet HW: Complete Insects Activity Sheet; Study for Interim, Nov. 6; Invertebrate Exam, Nov 12.

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