1. Unit 3 Lesson 2 What Are Some Animal Life Cycles?
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2. Life Cycles SWBAT: Unit 3 Lesson 2 What Are Some Animal Life Cycles? 2
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3. Life Cycles Warm up 1: Arrange the stages of the ostrich life cycle:
Unit 3 Lesson 2 What Are Some Animal Life Cycles?
Life Cycles
Warm up 1:
Arrange the stages of the ostrich life cycle:
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4. Unit 3 Lesson 2 What Are Some Animal Life Cycles?
All animals have male and female parents. But not all animals reproduce, or have young, in the same way.
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5. Life Cycles Birds and some fish, reptiles, and amphibians lay eggs.
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Life Cycles
Birds and some fish, reptiles, and amphibians lay eggs.
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6. Life Cycles Unit 3 Lesson 2 What Are Some Animal Life Cycles? 6
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7. Life Cycles These early stages are part of each animal’s life cycle.
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Life Cycles
These early stages are part of each animal’s life cycle.
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8. Unit 3 Lesson 2 What Are Some Animal Life Cycles?
A baby ostrich will hatch from an egg, and once it grows up it will find a mate to lay more eggs.
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9. Unit 3 Lesson 2 What Are Some Animal Life Cycles?
A lynx will find a mate and give birth to pups which depend on their mother for food.
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10. Why It Matters Diversity
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Why It Matters
Diversity
Every living thing is different. Even young that have the same parents are not the same.
Diversity — different characteristics — is what makes everyone different from one another.
Think about a family of dogs. Even though they have the same parents, each puppy might have different colored fur. They get different features from each parent.
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11. Why It Matters Diversity
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Why It Matters
Diversity
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12. Unit 3 Lesson 2 What Are Some Animal Life Cycles?
Exit slip 1:
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13. Frog Life Cycle Warm up 2: Circle the animals which lay eggs?
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Frog Life Cycle
Warm up 2:
Circle the animals which lay eggs?
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14. Frog Life Cycle As a frog develops, its entire appearance changes.
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Frog Life Cycle
As a frog develops, its entire appearance changes.
Metamorphosis is a major change in the body form of an animal during its life cycle.
A frog goes through a series of changes after it hatches as a tadpole.
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15. Unit 3 Lesson 2 What Are Some Animal Life Cycles?
Frog Life Cycle
A tadpole is an immature frog that must live in the water. It hatches from an egg.
It has gills and a tail. It breathes and swims like a fish.
It is very different from its parents.
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16. Unit 3 Lesson 2 What Are Some Animal Life Cycles?
Frog Life Cycle
After about five weeks, the tadpole starts to change. Tiny buds beside the tail grow into little hind legs.
Then, as a tadpole, the young frog develops four legs. Its tail will soon disappear and its lungs are almost completely developed.
Finally, the frog has fully developed lungs and legs. It’s an adult!
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17. Frog Life Cycle Exit slip 2:
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Frog Life Cycle
Exit slip 2:
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18. Insect Life Cycles Warm up 3: Complete the following sentence:
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Warm up 3:
Complete the following sentence:
As the frog grows its appearance changes entirely. This process is called……………………..
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19. Unit 3 Lesson 2 What Are Some Animal Life Cycles?
Insect Life Cycles
Most insects undergo metamorphosis as they develop into adults.
Ladybugs and butterflies go through complete metamorphosis, which means that there are two stages between egg and adult.
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20. Unit 3 Lesson 2 What Are Some Animal Life Cycles?
Insect Life Cycles
In the second stage of complete metamorphosis, the insect larva hatches from its egg.
During the third stage of complete metamorphosis, the larva becomes a pupa. The insect does not move as it slowly changes into an adult.
In both of these stages, the insect looks very different from the adult.
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21. Unit 3 Lesson 2 What Are Some Animal Life Cycles?
Insect Life Cycles
Some insects, such as grasshoppers, go through incomplete metamorphosis.
After they hatch from eggs these insects look very much like the adults. They also go through changes as they grow, but they way they look does not change.
Grasshoppers get bigger and grow wings as they reach adulthood.
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22. Unit 3 Lesson 2 What Are Some Animal Life Cycles?
Insect Life Cycles
Exit slip 3:
The life cycle of an insect that goes through complete metamorphosis has four stages: egg,
…………………………….. , pupa and ………………………
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