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A web based unit of
work in a series of three by Jackie Miers.
See also
Butterfly Body Parts and
Butterfly Life Cycle
Information
for Teachers
References, Acknowledgements
and Additional Resources
Free
butterfly clipart
 Introduction |
The
Process and Resources |
Evaluation |
Conclusion |
Fun
and Games |
You will be able to:
- work with a partner for most of the time, but you will need to do your own recording.
- do the first activity and then choose five others.
- make a KidPix slide show to share what you have learnt with others.
- complete a self-assessment and evaluation sheet to help you see what you have learnt.
- do some fun activities when you have finished.
- print the activities list before you start so that you can record the activities you have completed.
- print the evaluation rubric before you start, so that you know how your teacher will mark your work.
Click the pencil to print the activity list Click the pencil to print the assessment rubric
and
Activity 1 What butterflies look like Activity 2 Butterflies and moths Activity 3 Male and female differences Activity 4 Butterfly record sheets Activity 5 A butterfly survey and graph Activity 6 Butterfly symmetry Activity 7 Design a butterfly postage stamp Activity 8 How butterflies protect themselves Activity 9 The tricky butterfly hunt
When you have finished your six activities, it is time to do your Multimedia Slide Show.
After that, visit the Evaluation Page, for the assessment activities.
The last task in your learning is to visit the Conclusion Page, where you'll find some interesting information and links to other butterfly sites.
Finally, when you have completed all of your learning tasks you might like to go to the Fun and Games Page to try some of the fun butterfly art, craft, puzzle and game activities.
© 2000 - 2007 Jackie Miers
April, 2007
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