Exploring Fetal Development

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Exploring Fetal Development Grade Six: Fetal Development (SLIDE: 2D) 1) Make sure all group members are assigned a job. leader, reader, recorder, or presenter ( In groups of more than four students, there can be two of any one role). 2) The recorder will write everyone’s names in the correct spot on the handout. 3) The recorder will place a checkmark beside the trimester your group is assigned to research. 4) The reader will read out loud the introduction. 5) As a group use the material provided by your teacher to study fetal development. Research the development that takes place during the trimester you have been assigned. 6) Answer the questions on the handout together. The reader will read each question, and the recorder will write down everyone’s ideas. 7) Work together to help the presenter practice his or her presentation to the class. The presentation includes your group’s answers to each question. 8) The presenter will present your group’s findings to the class when it is your group’s turn. ©2011 www.teachingsexualhealth.ca