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Wednesday, March 21, 2007

Dress As Your Animal Day



Becoming more aware of and mimicking animal movements can help people better understand animals and the similarities and differences between animals and humans. Human beings may have more brain power, but that doesn't mean we can't learn a few things from other living creatures-Taken from Science Is... a source book of fascinating facts, projects and activities by Susan V. Bosak

Today's rule: You have to act like your animal-for the whole day!

Student (I mean animal) led actions:
  • Crocodile chasing the cow on the playground.
  • Cheetah choosing the non-vegetarian option during lunch (Cheetahs only eat meet).
  • Animals discussing similarities and differences using a life size Venn Diagram.
  • House pets hanging out together.
  • Winged animals playing by the trees on the playground

posted by J-Care at 3:54 PM

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