Now You See Me...
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Extinction in Natural Science: LC Guided Practice Unit
Student Name____________________________ Period________________
Due Date_________________
Section I: C Layer
70 points
1. Listen to lectures and take notes
every day 05
pts
2. Design a poster board with the content
vocabulary provided
10 pts
3. Write a 1 page essay talking about
3 extinct species of animal
15 pts
4. Read chapter 7 (Extinction in Our
World) and answer
chapter questions
10 pts
5. Read 2 of the 3 articles I’ve selected
on extinction and
give a brief oral summary of the articles you chose
15 pts
6. Watch the video (Oh No! I’ve gone
extinct!) and answer
the questions at the end of
the video
10 pts
7. Find up to 4 current newspaper, magazine, or internet
articles dealing with the latest news on extinction
05 pts
per article
8. Work 2 out of 3 worksheets provided
10 pts
9. Make a list of 10 or more extinct
animal species and
draw pictures of each
15 pts
10. Write a poem or song about how dinosaurs
became extinct
10 pts
12. Design a model of an extinct animal using
modeling clay 10 pts
13. Make and wear a T-Shirt to class featuring
the pictures
of at least 3 extinct animals
10 pts
Section II: B Layer
(Choose only one)
10
points
·
Use a poster board to create your very
own original animal!
Describe its habitat, diet, and the reason it became
extinct.
Use a lot of color and imagination!
·
Go
to the zoo and interview one of the zoo keepers on
how they are keeping certain species from going extinct.
·
Create
a 12 slide PowerPoint presentation on your plans
to save the Black Rhino from Extinction!
Section III: A Layer
(Choose only one)
20
points
·
Record
a 8-15 minute video of a television show talking
about how different life would be without the “Big
Bang.”
·
Write
a one page essay arguing why humans will one
day go extinct.
·
Draw
a picture of the animal kingdom if humans would
have gone extinct 3000 years ago. Which animal would
be the highest on the food chain? Would buildings exist?
explain your answers with a 3 paragraph explanation
on the back of poster board.