1. THINGS TO DO: Set up page 20 to look like this: Adaptations Examples: 1. 2. 3. Quiz: 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10.

2. Use your notes to identify at least three adaptations for the organisms shown on the next three slides.

3. Adaptations Examples: 1. Coyote: Share/write

4. Adaptations Examples: 2. Roadrunner

5. Adaptations Examples: 3. Frilled Lizard

6. Put away your notes and see if you can tell what adaptations are present in each organism shown. (There are always more than one. The answers will appear at the end.)

7. #1

8. #2

9. #3 Head

10. #4 Poisonous Not Poisonous

11. #5

12. #6

13. #7 New buds on a tree have a fuzzy covering that help them survive sudden cold snaps.

14. #8

16. #9

17. #10 Ladybug Beetle Poisonous

18. #1 Warning Coloration, Chemical

19. #2 Camouflage, mimicry

20. #3 False Coloration Head

21. #4 Mimicry, Chemical Poisonous Not Poisonous

22. #5 Disruptive Markings

23. #6 Camouflage

24. #7 New buds on a tree have a fuzzy covering that help them survive sudden cold snaps. Protective Covering

25. #8 Weaponry, Acute Senses

26. #9 Protective Covering

27. #10 Ladybug Beetle Warning coloration; chemical defenses Poisonous

28. Homework Write a total of at least 8 questions in the columns of your notes. (Can be 4 each page…) Color your butterfly. It can’t be white! Must be roughly the size of the paper you’ve been given.

29. Monday, February 4th Day 2 Agenda Science Starter 2- Fill out your Agenda. 1- Please have these Items on your desk. AR Book Science Starter: If you could have any “adaptation”, what would it be? (It must be an adaptation, not a “super power”.) Explain. Any late Work! 4- Fill out your Agenda.