Message from Sonya 08/06/09 Downloaded from These maps are my thinking in process and where I am currently on the SOLO journey. They use some of the outlines from the HOT team, the adjectives from team, The thinking maps ideas from David Hyerle’s site.David Hyerle’s I have also used the organisation chart tool in PowerPoint This download is subjected to change as I learn. I will add other maps as I use them. I also know that I should have the rubric accompanying them- that is up to you to co-construct with your learners. The Hot team have a master rubric and each school in the Sustain ed cluster has received them. If you wish to use what I have adapted in class- no problems with me, but I do ask that you me a sample of what you do with them. Please do not put them up live, add a link to my wiki. If you have any suggestions that will help me on my SOLO journey, please flick me an .

Define Map WAL: how to find out what we already know about insects. Relevant Non relevant

Describe map LI: WAL how to describe parts of a minibeast.

Part Whole Map LI: WAL how to analyze minibeasts and determine its parts. The part Add text What if this part were missing Its function

Classification Map WAL: how to take a position on a topic and classify main reasons for that position. We can include specific details and examples to support each reasons.”

Sequence Map LI: WAL how to sequence the life cycle of an ant.

Sequence Map LI: WAL how to explain in writing the life cycle of a weta.

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Compare and Contrast Map LI: WAL how to examine the similarities and differences between arachnids and insects Differences Similarities Arachnids Insects

Compare and Contrast Map LI: WAL how to examine the similarities and differences between bees and wasps bees similarities wasps

Compare and Contrast Map LI: WAL how to examine the similarities and differences between grasshoppers, praying mantis and wetas. praying mantis grass hoppers wetas similarities

Compare and Contrast Map LI: WAL how to examine the similarities and differences between bees, butterflies, moths and cockroaches cockroaches butterflies moths similarities bees

Cause and Effect Map LI: WAL how to discuss what might cause wetas to leave Newmarket Primary and tell some of the effects of having no insects in our environment. Add text

Cause and Effect T Map LI: WAL how to discuss what might cause wetas to leave Newmarket Primary and tell some of the effects of having no wetas in our environment. CauseEffect

Cause and Effect Herringbone Map LI: WAL how to discuss what might cause wetas to leave Newmarket Primary and tell some of the effects of having no insects in our environment. Effects Cause 1Cause 2 Cause 3Cause 4