Warm-up Explain your reactions to the following pictures:

Slides:

Advertisements

Similar presentations

Choose the right picture

Advertisements

What is Anthropology? Anthropology is the broad study of humankind around the world and throughout time. It is concerned with both the biological and.

Choose the right picture

Warm-up – Shopping cart disaster! Watch the video. Shopping cart disaster! Shopping cart disaster! Write down observations about what happened with as.

Short Story Picture Play English I Mrs. Busarello.

Rocks and Minerals Lesson 6

Think about this…… Do you think chimpanzees can learn American Sign Language? How about use a computer? Why or why not?

 Turned in lab reports  Reviewed yesterday’s intro to Energy with the Jason Project.  Reviewed Jason Journal expectations.  Used the info. picture.

In the Shadow of Man The story of Jane Goodall Jane’s Childhood Born in 1934 England Has one younger sister, Judy Received a stuffed chimp named Jubilee.

Jane Goodall Questions Part 2 After Reading

WORDLESS SPEECH. The following pictures might seem gross, scary, or disgusting. Please be respectful of everyone’s feelings and keep comments to yourself.

Unit 1 Women of achievement 高一必修 4 Unit1 Reading.

By: Alison. Birth Date and Growing Up Jane Goodall was born in London England on April 3 rd, She got a toy chimpanzee from her father when she turned.

Jane Goodall was born in Jane and her mother moved to the country of Tanzania in Africa. They lived with chimpanzees, in the Gombe forest. At first,

What is Science? (Life Science: Prentice Hall, pp. 4-13)

 Science starts with a question  Science a specific, methodical process of answering a question  Science can only answer questions about things that.

1.For the molecule below, a.State the chemical formula b.Identify it as a carbohydrate or a non-carbohydrate c.Explain your answer to “b.”

Many stoves use methane gas (CH 4 ) as cooking fuel. When methane is burned, energy is released in the form of heat and light.

1. Mutations › Point mutation, inversion, deletion, translocation, addition, etc. › Aneuploidy & polyploidy 2. Gene flow › Genes move from one population.

Description: Use the naturally occurring albino mutation of corn plants as an example of genetic biodiversity. Goals: Describe how the impact of humans.

Monday September 28, 2015 Warm-up: Question #1, Week of Sep 28 Question - Viewing a cell at 10x magnification, then at 40x magnification means you are.

APES Warm-Up (11/18) 1.What are three things you already know about farming? 2.What does sustainability mean to you? 3.What are 3 ways we could make farming.

WRITER’S NOTEBOOK Session 6. Writer’s Notebook: Session 6 “I think of myself as focusing a camera lens as I write, always striving to make the picture.

The Cuban Missile Crisis: Origins Learning objectives: Describe how tension grew between the USA and Cuba. Explain how it led to the Cuban Missile Crisis.

AN INTRODUCTION TO ANTHROPOLOGY from Greek: anthropos, "human being"; and logos, "knowledge"

Discovery Science Pre-AP Biology. Bellwork Jane Goodall in Gombe Africa Jane Goodall in Gombe Africa observed chimpanzees using sticks to gather termites.

Unit 1 Women of achievement Reading. A Chinese saying goes: Women can hold up half of the sky.

Unit 8: Will only the strongest

Agenda Set up Notebook Review For Safety Test Growth mindset Homework: Study for Test Number all the pages in your notebook Warm-up 1. Have you used an.

The name of your presentationYour logo Your presentation name Your name Your institution.

PICTURE PROMPTS. You will be provided with a picture of the setting, character, and plot for your story or essay. You should generate a list of interesting.

Brainstorm Time Explain three things that you think that a scientist does.

Warm-Up: 3 minutes Write these sentences in your warm-up section. Circle the COMPLETE PREDICATE and underline the simple predicate Simple predicate is.

5 Step Decision Making Process. Define the Problem Be objective. Focus on the issue.

What Personality Theories Try To Do:  To provide a way of organizing the many facts about yourself and about other people.  To explain the differences.

5 Themes of Geography What is Geography? Geography is the study of the earth and the way people live on it and use it.

Choose the right picture Choose the right word. 5.

Wild Cherry Topic Spring 2. Year 5: Do all animals and plants start life as an egg? Year 5: Science, Art, Music and Dance Knowledge, Skills and Understanding.

Four Corners Book 2 Unit 6 WARM-UP WRAP-UP Click on a lesson.

3.4 Genetic traits result in observed inheritance patterns. 3.5 Patterns of inheritance can be explained through Mendel’s laws of segregation and independent.

Marley Boyle Spring Biography

The Chimpanzees I Love by Jane Goodall

Presentational Writing #1

Mrs. Waller’s Class – Choose Your Own Adventure Story

Title of Book Author of Book.

Mrs. Salazar’s Reading Strategies: Mrs. Salazar’s Reading Strategies:

Earth System Science Mr. Foster

Mrs. Keener | Broadmoor Elementary School

סדר דין פלילי – חקיקה ומהות ההליך הפלילי

الفعل ورد الفعل ♠ ♠ ♠ مجلس أبوظبي للتعليم منطقة العين التعليمية

Observation & Inference

MAY KORNER PERSONALITY TEST

Sept. 3rd, 2013 Cedillo Objective

Answer in complete sentences!!!!!!

Jane Goodall’s 10 Ways to Help Save Wildlife

Observation & Inference

Primatology Textbook Work

Do Now Heading: How Magnets Work Pt. 2

Creative Writing using Metaphors

You must show all steps of your working out.

A World Apart Do Now & Aim.

Questions of the Day Draper Novel Unit.

Video Notes Organizer What did I learn today?.

During the presentation Take notes after each presentation

Similarities Differences

Write a story about the picture

Name of your Biome Picture of your biome Group Members Names.

Presentation transcript:

Warm-up Explain your reactions to the following pictures:

Humanzees START 12, 9/8/09 Biology Mr. Comerford

Objective Observe and describe the traits and actions of humans and other primates Compare human traits and actions to those of primates Discuss the uniqueness, or not, of humans

Lab Time Groups What makes us human? Class Choose 6 Read: Jane Goodall’s story (pg. 19) Watch: “Human Ape” Answer…

…Questions 1. Are you surprised by anything Dr. Goodall observed? What? Why? 2. After reading and watching, do you focus more on similarities or differences of humans and chimps? Explain non-human organism per trait listed 4. Is there any one trait that sets humans apart from all other animals? Explain.