Exhibit Design
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The document provides instructions for a school project where students will redesign animal exhibits at a zoo. Students are asked to consider the needs of the species like habitat, diet, and social behaviors. They will create a scale drawing and description of their redesigned exhibit. The exhibit needs to provide areas for drinking, feeding, bathing, climbing, running, digging, perching, resting and privacy. It also needs adequate lighting, temperature control, barriers for safety, cleanability, and an educational experience for visitors.
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Keulartz, J. (2015). Captivity for Conservation? Zoos at a Crossroads. Accessed at
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Kobilinsky, D. New live cam technology might help conservation. Accessed at
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limitations prevent expansion to allow the influx of more animals.
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necessary skills to survive in the wild once released.
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changing. Many factors may have affected their previous habitat, preventing the animal’s chance
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biodiversity of the natural world. Zoos are in a unique position to educate the public about
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This document outlines the class schedule and student assignments for Weeks 30 and 31. It provides details on early student releases, daily class schedules, assignments for different subject areas including US History, Biology, English, and independent work. It lists which students will work independently on certain days. The schedules include times for morning blog activities, classes, lunch, and clean up. Specific assignments are described such as reading chapters, working on questions, study guides, and tests.
Week 24
This document contains the schedule and lesson plans for a teacher for weeks 24 and 25. It includes assignments on science, history, English, and a unit on internet piracy and plagiarism. On Mondays through Thursdays, the schedule includes a morning blog, various class subjects like science and history, and cleaning at the end of the day. Fridays are for wrapping up assignments and introducing new vocabulary words. The unit on piracy and plagiarism discusses illegal downloading, citing sources, and consequences of plagiarism. Students work on projects like a disease powerpoint and teen suicide essay.
Week 24
This document contains the schedule and lesson plans for a teacher for two weeks of classes. It includes assignments on piracy and plagiarism for students, with topics like defining key terms, analyzing scenarios about copyright infringement, and discussing a situation where a student plagiarizes a classmate's work. Science, history, and English lessons are also outlined, involving readings, questions, and independent work or projects on diseases. Students are to create powerpoint presentations on specific diseases for an upcoming "doctor conference."
Week 10- 12
This document provides the schedule and lesson plans for weeks 10 and 11 of class. Key details include:
- Classes covered include history, science, English, art and more. Strict schedules are planned out each day.
- Students are to complete daily blogs, readings, assignments and projects on topics like the Civil War, genetics, and refugee experiences.
- Consequences like detention are assigned for tardiness. Detention duties include cleaning and organizing the classroom.
- Teachers are instructed to lock students out if late, play educational videos and movies, and monitor students closely, suspending any who are disruptive or off task.
Exhibit Design
The document provides instructions for a school project where students will redesign animal exhibits at a zoo. Students are asked to consider the needs of the species like habitat, food, and whether it is social or solitary. They will design and draw to scale an enclosure for their assigned species, including features like a drinking/feeding area, water access, space for exercise and privacy, appropriate lighting, temperature control, barriers for safety, and areas for viewing and learning. The goal is for students to create exhibits that meet the welfare needs of the animals while also providing a positive experience for visitors.
Exhibit Design
The document provides instructions for a school project where students will redesign animal exhibits at a zoo. Students are asked to consider the needs of the species like habitat, food, and whether it is social or solitary. They will design and draw to scale an enclosure for their assigned species, including features like a drinking/feeding area, water access, space for exercise and privacy, appropriate lighting, temperature control, barriers for safety, and ways for keepers to clean. The goal is for visitors to safely view and learn about the animals.
Exhibit Design
The document provides instructions for a school project where students will redesign animal exhibits at a zoo. Students are asked to consider the needs of the species like habitat, food, and whether it is social or solitary. They will design and draw to scale an enclosure for their assigned species, including features like a drinking/feeding area, water access, space for exercise and privacy, appropriate lighting, temperature control, barriers for safety, and areas for viewing and learning. The goal is for students to create exhibits that meet the welfare needs of the animals while also providing a positive experience for visitors.
history ch 18
The document summarizes key events and movements in the 1960s related to civil rights, counterculture, feminism, and environmentalism. It discusses the Port Huron Statement and free speech movement, the rise of the hippie counterculture, second-wave feminism and key figures/events like Betty Friedan and Title IX, the civil rights movement's shift towards issues like busing and affirmative action, and the environmental movement led by figures like Rachel Carson and events like the establishment of the EPA.
Victims[1] Book Night
The document provides information about survivors of the Holocaust and resources for learning about individual survivors. It includes a video about a survivor's experience being deported, suggests picking a specific survivor to research, and provides several websites with information on survivors and their stories, including stories of child survivors. Students are instructed to research their selected survivor's life story and role in the Holocaust and present their findings on April 9th.
Oswiecim[1] Book Night
Auschwitz was a Nazi concentration and extermination camp established during World War 2 in Poland. It consisted of Auschwitz I, Auschwitz II-Birkenau, and over 40 subcamps. Initially it imprisoned Poles, Soviets, and others, but from 1942 it became the site of the largest mass murder in history through Hitler's plan to exterminate Jews. Over 1 million people, most of them Jews, were killed in gas chambers and by starvation, overwork, and disease. The camp was liberated in 1945 but continues to serve as a memorial to the Holocaust.
Sbta Intake Rules 2009
The document outlines the classroom rules and expectations for Miss Jade's class at South Bay Tech Academy. It details policies around attendance, tardiness, dress code, behavior, work participation, computer/phone use, and consequences for violations. Key points include: students must be in their seats by 8am or face detention; uniforms are required at all times; inappropriate, disruptive, disrespectful, or unsafe behavior will not be tolerated; all assigned work must be completed and turned in on time to receive credit; cell phones must be turned off and not used during school hours; computers are only for schoolwork and prohibited content/sites will result in termination from the program.
Week 94 & 95
This document contains the schedule and instructions for teachers for several weeks of class. It outlines the daily schedule, including subjects like history, English, science and economics. It provides details on assignments, tests, projects and classroom expectations. Teachers are instructed to lock students out if late and monitor computer and video usage. The document also includes detention instructions and cleaning duties for students.
Sbta Rules
The document outlines the classroom behavioral rules and expectations for Miss Jade's class at South Bay Tech Academy. It details policies around attendance, dress code, appropriate classroom behavior, consequences for misbehavior, work expectations, and computer/electronic device rules. Failure to follow the rules could result in detention, suspension, or termination from the program. Students are expected to be respectful, participate fully in class, and complete all assigned work.
11 17 08[1]
This document outlines the daily schedule and assignments for students on Monday, November 17th, 2008. It provides instructions for each class period, including prohibiting videos during classwork time and only allowing music with individual assignments. Subjects covered include morning blog, US History, Civics, English, Economics, and detention. Students are given various reading assignments, study guides, writing prompts, and website activities to complete throughout the day.
Week 47
The document provides the daily schedule and lesson plans for a class on July 22nd and 23rd. On Monday, the class will have a morning blog reading, history/civics lesson on the War on Terrorism, work on an English project in groups, and poetry. On Tuesday, the class will have a morning blog reading, science lesson reading chapters and answering questions, math quiz showing work, and detention for students who arrived late.
Week 35 May 5
This document provides the daily schedule and lesson plans for a classroom for the week of May 5-9. Key events include:
- Daily silent reading, blogging, and vocabulary work in the mornings.
- History lessons on the 1960s movements and US history chapters. Science lessons on biosphere cycles and matter.
- Assignments include history posters, science chapter questions, math geometry and algebra work.
- A literature circle to read and discuss a short story. Testing includes a science test on Friday.
- Detention assigned for students arriving late, which involves cleaning the classroom. All students must have work assigned to complete each day.
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Exhibit Design
- 2. Previsit Review what animals need to survive (i.e., food, water, shelter). How might the needs of animals change when they live in a zoo? Have the class brainstorm a list of factors a zoo would need to consider when designing an ex hibit
- 3. project each person w ill redesign the exhibit they rated as "Needs remodeling." students create their designs based on the needs of the species in the exhibit, considering the type of habitat; what the species eats; and if it is solitary or social, nocturnal or diurnal design an enclosure for their species, developing a scale drawing and a narrative description of the enclosure. build scale models of their enclosures
- 4. You are in charge of the exhibit please cover everything!! Location of drinking water and feeding area Pool or other water source for bathing, playing, or cooling off Space and structures that enable animals to climb, run, dig, swim, fly, or exercise Areas where animals can perch, rest, nest, or have privacy from zoo visitors Adequate light for *diurnal animals and darkness for nocturnal animals Method for heating or cooling the enclosure Barriers between the animals and visitors that are safe for both Safe and efficient ways for keepers to clean the exhibit A positive experience for visitors in which they can get a good view of the animals and read information about them * the behavior of an animal that is active in the daytime