Dive into the fascinating world of invertebrates! In this hands-on class, young explorers will learn about animals without backbones: grasshopers, squishy jellyfish, wiggly worms, beautiful butterflies and more. Through fun stories, interactive activities, and creative crafts, students will discover how these creatures move, eat, and survive in their habitats.
Get ready to wiggle, crawl, and imagine your way through the amazing animal kingdom!
Key Highlights:
Age-appropriate science concepts
Hands-on activities and crafts
Encourages curiosity and creativity
Student Learning Outcomes (SLO)
1. Describe and compare the anatomy, behavior, and life cycles of various invertebrate species, demonstrating an understanding of their unique characteristics and survival strategies.
2. Understand and explain the role of invertebrates in different ecosystems, including their contributions to nutrient cycling, pollination, and maintaining biodiversity.
3. Investigate and evaluate the practical applications of invertebrates in human industries, such as agriculture, medicine, and environmental conservation, and recognize their significance in daily life.