Ask the students to raise their hands in response to the following questions:
1. How many of you are people?
2. How many of you are children?
3. How many of you live in (your country, state, or city/town)?
Have students discuss the similarities raised by the questions. Then discuss differences among the children. Make sure that the idea of chance or choice vs. inherited traits is mentioned (e.g., children all live in the same town because their parents chose to live there, but hair color or height is something they did not choose). Discuss how similarities and differences relate to plants and animals.
Hand out magazines and newspapers and instruct the students to:
1. Find 3 examples of individual differences in the same kind of plants and/or animals (e.g., dogs, snakes, roses).
2. Cut out the pictures (or print them from the Internet) and paste them on a paper to turn in as their lab report.
3. Circle or label the differences between the plants or animals.
Wrap up the activity by discussing some of the differences that students found among individual plants and animals.
Ask the students to raise their hands in response to the following questions:
1. How many of you are people?
2. How many of you are children?
3. How many of you live in (your country, state, or city/town)?
Have students discuss the similarities raised by the questions. Then discuss differences among the children. Make sure that the idea of chance or choice vs. inherited traits is mentioned (e.g., children all live in the same town because their parents chose to live there, but hair color or height is something they did not choose). Discuss how similarities and differences relate to plants and animals.
Hand out magazines and newspapers and instruct the students to:
1. Find 3 examples of individual differences in the same kind of plants and/or animals (e.g., dogs, snakes, roses).
2. Cut out the pictures (or print them from the Internet) and paste them on a paper to turn in as their lab report.
3. Circle or label the differences between the plants or animals.
Wrap up the activity by discussing some of the differences that students found among individual plants and animals.
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