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Picture Based Paragraph Writing

Picture Based Paragraph Writing. Std. 9. The Parrot. The Peacock. The Elephant. The Cow. The Dog. The Parrot. This is the picture of a parrot. It is a beautiful bird. The Parrot. beak. It has a big beak. The Parrot. eyes. It has two eyes. The Parrot. It has two wings. wings.

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Unit 5 Birdwatchers

Unit 5 Birdwatchers. Comic strip and welcome to theunit. Listen and answer. 1.Does Eddie really like birdwatching? 2.Where does Eddie think is the best place to watch birds?. 3. Why?. Does Eddie really like birdwatching? Where does Eddie think is the best place to watch birds?

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GENETICS

GENETICS. HEREDITY and CHROMOSOMES. CHROMOSOMES. Contain genetic information for organism Made of DNA. GENES. Encode for traits of an organism Alternate form of a gene is an allele You have 2 alleles for each trait- one from your mother and one from your father. ALLELES.

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Dichotomous Key

Dichotomous Key. Which Bird is Yours?. 1. Does your bird have a long neck? Yes go to -> 2 No go to -> 5. 2. Does your bird have black mask? Yes go to -> 3 No go to ->4. SWAN. Heron. 5. Does your bird have a long beak? Yes go to -> 6 No go to -> 9. Woodpecker. Kingfisher.

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Make your own Family Totem Pole!

Make your own Family Totem Pole!. Explore Native America with the Brenchley Collection. What is a Totem Pole?. Totem Poles are large sculptures carved from the bark of Cedar Wood Trees. A real life totem pole can be 40ft high or more

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Make your own Family Totem Pole!

Make your own Family Totem Pole!. Explore Native America with the Brenchley Collection. What is a Totem Pole?. Totem Poles are large sculptures carved from the bark of Cedar Wood Trees. A real life totem pole can be 40ft high or more

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Vocabulary Review

Vocabulary Review. Mr. P Life Science. Question 1. What is the term for the study of traits and how they are inherited? A. Genes B. Genetics C. Genotype D. Phenotype. Question 2. What is the term for the genetic make-up of an organism? A. Genotype B. Gene C. Phenotype

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Chapter 3 ADAPTATIONS

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ADAPTATIONS

ADAPTATIONS. Adaptations. Every organism has features that allow it to survive in its own particular habitat These features are called adaptations . The white-faced heron . Lives in the wetland areas throughout NZ Can you think of any adaptations it may have to live here?.

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Birds: The Best Beak

Bird adaptations- Beaks

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Whooping Cranes

Whooping Cranes. www.nwf.org/ecards/ index.cfm?id=50. By Mrs. Elliott. Where whooping cranes live. Migration: winters in Southern Texas, summers in Northern Canada. www.nwf.org/ecards/ index.cfm?id=50. Whooping crane habitat. Live in wetlands.

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Dolphin

Dolphin. By : Eyad. Habitat. Dolphins can be found all around the world some live near the shore others far out to sea. Size. Dolphins grow to just over 3 meters long. Appearance.

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Opposites

Opposites. ?????. long. short. A long beak. A short beak. fat. thin. A fat cat. A thin man and a fat man. tall and short. A tall bag. A short bag. Bye!.

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