動物模仿：終極偽裝自訂進度
它是一隻鳥，它是一架飛機，它......一隻屁股上長著眼睛的青蛙？詭異的！您知道有一種蜘蛛看起來和聞起來都像鳥糞嗎？跟我一起探索動物模仿的奇妙世界！ ***以下優惠券可折扣 20 美元***
Marie Arsenault Animal Science M.Ed
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8 預錄課程
每段影片平均 32 分鐘4 週
教師的支持4 小時 14 分鐘
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課堂經歷
英語程度 - A2
美國 3 - 7 年級
Beginner 等級
In this fun, self-paced class, your learner will discover some of the amazing and unique ways in which animals use mimicry to save their lives - or take a life! Be it a spider who mimics an ant, a bird who mimics a snake, or a spider who goes "fishing," nature has some amazing surprised in store for your learner! This class has two lessons per week, and each class will cover a single type of mimicry at a time to ensure there is no confusion before moving on to the next. The 5 types of animal mimicry we will be covering are Batesian, Aggressive, Mullerian, Self, and Mimesis. Each class will focus on a minimum of 6 creatures, at times more, in short, 25-30 minute lessons. Each class is followed by animal trivia, and an opportunity to share their favorite animal from each lesson! An optional Kahoot! game will also be provided to enhance the learning experience. Videos will be posted with each lesson when necessary, along with a vocab sheet. My upbeat teaching style and colorful presentations will keep your learner engaged and coming back for more! I will respond in a timely manner to any posts or engagement on the learners end. I look forward to sharing our favorite animals from each class! Your learner is more than welcome to do some of their own research and teach me about an animal who uses mimicry! Simply have them post it on the classroom wall!
學習目標
By the end of this class, your learner will be able to understand they ways in which animals, near and far, big and small, survive using the various types of mimicry available to them, perfected over time!
教學大綱
8 課程
超過 4 週課 1:
Batesian Mimicry Part 1
Did you know that there is spider who builds a larger, fake spider out of dead insects and debris to look bigger than it actually is? How about the fact that there is a butterfly chrysalis that looks like the head of a deadly snake?
Many fascinating creatures use Batesian Mimicry to pretend to be something dangerous to avoid predators! 40 分鐘的影片課程
課 2:
Batesian Mimicry Part 2
Did you know that there is a little primate who pretends to be a cobra! Woah! I also found a spider to pretends to be a ladybug! This is because ladybugs are poisonous, and a lot of predators who like spiders do not like ladybugs! Interesting!
This class will wrap up the Batesian Mimicry section. 33 分鐘的影片課程
課 3:
Aggressive Mimicry Part 1
Some animals trick other animals into coming close so they can eat them, like the anglerfish, for example! It uses its lure to catch fish! It's a fish that fishes! Weird! There is also a wild cat in the Amazon who will pretend to be a baby monkey so that the others come looking for it, and then....dinner is served! Yum!
Aggressive mimicry is when animals lure prey to their death using their bodies, sounds, scent, and more! 36 分鐘的影片課程
課 4:
Aggressive Mimicry Part 2
Did you know that there is a snake who goes fishing for birds? It's true! They use the spider-like end of their tail to trick birds into coming near so they can gobble them up! Sneaky!
This class will wrap up the Aggressive Mimicry section. 22 分鐘的影片課程
其他詳情
父母的引導和規範
We will briefly touch on reproduction in a very PG way, and convergent evolution, where animals who are not related have the same defense, like spines, for example.
先決條件
If they are an animal lover, they will fit right in!
供應清單
You can print the sheets before class if you like, but not everyone has a printer, so don't stress too much if you can't print anything. It will not affect how your child does in the class. It is just personal preference.
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已加入 April, 2020
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I have taught animal science for nearly 20 years, and have enjoyed every moment! There is nothing like sharing my passion for animals with like-minded students! We learn best when we are passionate about the subject!
