Reptiles and Amphibians as Land Animals Interactive Science Activities

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EDITABLE SLIDES! Free up your prep with this slide show! If you use Apologia’s Land Animals of the 6th Day, you will love this resource. Photos and/or animations clearly illustrate important concepts in Lesson 11 The Rest of the Reptiles… and Amphibians

Why Use PowerPoint Slides?

• Slide shows considerably enhance the learning experience for your students.
• Visual aids such as slides can help cater to various learning styles in your classroom, accommodating not just auditory learners but visual and reading/writing learners as well.
• These slides can distill complex information into digestible, highlighted points, aiding students’ comprehension and memory retention.
• These editable slides can seamlessly integrate multimedia elements (not included) like graphs, videos, and hyperlinks, which not only increase students’ engagement but also provide diverse perspectives and deepen understanding of the subject matter.
• PowerPoint slides can be shared with students for review outside of class, reinforcing the concepts taught and offering an excellent study resource. Therefore, the use of PowerPoint slides could significantly augment the pedagogical effectiveness of your lessons.
• PowerPoint slides prove incredibly useful to students who are absent from class. Instead of solely relying on classmates’ notes, absentees can review the slides to catch up on what they missed. This ensures that they receive the same information as their peers and maintains their learning continuity.
• In this digital age, sharing slides via email or an online learning platform is easy and efficient, enhancing inclusivity and making sure no student is left behind, regardless of attendance.

Topics Included in this Land Animals Slide Show:

• Reptiles – Turtles, Tortoises, Terrapins,
• Taxonomy: Testudines, Crocodilia
• Vocabulary: Carapace, Plasteron, Estuaries, Gator holes, Gator farms, Frog life cycle (spawning, egg stage, tadpole stage, metamorph, froglet stage, adult stage)
• Common Names: Side-necked turtles, Hidden-neck turtles, Common snapping turtles, Alligator snapping turtles, Soft-shelled turtles, Pig-nosed turtles, Musk turtles, Mud turtles, Box turtles, Pond turtles, Sliders, Painted turtles, Astro-Amercian side-necked turtles, Afro-American side-necked turtles, Crocodiles, Alligators, Caiman, Gavials, American alligator, Chinese alligator, Poison dart frogs, Toads, Salamanders, Newts

Looking for more?

⭐Map It! Mapping Project

⭐1 Introduction to Animals of Day 6

⭐2 Carnivorous Animals

⭐3 Caniformes Continued

⭐4 Feliform Carnivores

⭐ 5 Marsupials

⭐6 Primates

⭐7 Rodents and the Rest

⭐8 Ungulates

⭐9 Order Artiodactyla

⭐10 Order Squamata

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