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TEACHING GUIDE TEACHING Look What Animals Can Do 3rd Grade Reading Level ISBN10: 082256887X Green ISBN13: 9780822568872 2 TEACHING LOOK WHAT ANIMALS CAN DO Standards Science Understands the principles

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1. Begin by gathering all the necessary materials for the activity, such as worksheets, pens, and animal identification cards.
2. Set up a designated area for the activity, ensuring there is enough space for students to move around comfortably.
3. Introduce the concept of teaching students how to look at animals and identify their characteristics. Explain the importance of observation and critical thinking in this activity.
4. Show examples of different animals and their distinct features, such as fur, feathers, or scales. Discuss how these characteristics help them adapt to their environments.
5. Distribute the worksheets to each student and explain the instructions clearly. Encourage them to observe each animal closely and write down their findings.
6. Allow students to explore the designated area and observe different animals. Provide guidance and support as needed.
7. After the observation period, gather the students together and discuss their findings. Encourage them to share their observations and ask questions.
8. Use the animal identification cards to test the students' understanding. Show a picture of an animal and ask them to identify its characteristics based on their observations.
9. Provide feedback and praise to encourage students' efforts and engagement in the activity.
10. Keep the worksheets and observations as a reference for future discussions and activities related to animals.

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1. Teachers who want to introduce their students to the diversity of the animal kingdom and stimulate their observation and critical thinking skills.
2. Parents looking for engaging educational activities to do with their children at home.
3. Educators in zoos, conservation organizations, or wildlife centers who aim to educate the public about various animal species and their characteristics.

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