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¿Cómo podría ayudar a una lagartija a sobrevivir el hecho de ser buena para trepar?
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¿Qué problemas podrían surgir ahora que las anolis verdes y las anolis marrones viven en el mismo lugar?
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¿Qué cambió hubo en el ambiente de las anolis verdes?
¿Qué ayudó a algunas de las anolis verdes a sobrevivir después del cambio?
Adopt A Lizard worksheet | 1 per 3 students |
Adopt A Lizard & How Many Lizards - Answer Key teacher-only resource | 1 per class |
Baby Lizard worksheet | 1 per pair |
How Many Lizards? printout | 1 per student |
If you have a smaller group (1 to 15 students), you need to use the Small Group Version of this activity. This version has step-by-step activity instructions on the printout. The step-by-step in the lesson can be used for groups of 16+ students.
There are three types of lizards in the activity simulation -- Not-So-Good Climbers, Good Climbers, and Excellent Climbers. It’s important that the simulation begins with an equal number of these lizard types. So, if the number of students in your classroom isn’t divisible by 3 (e.g. 28 students), then you will have a few extra Adopt A Lizard Cards printed out. Have students who finish quickly fill out these extra Adopt A Lizard cards.
Each student needs a half sheet of the Baby Lizard Cards. Cut each Baby Lizard page in half before class. You'll distribute one to each student in Step 10, Part 2 of the activity.
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