CONVERSEMOS:
¿Cómo puede ser peligroso un insecto tan pequeño?
Pista...
¿Quizás tiene que ver con la sangre que obtienen al picarte?
¿Por qué crees que hay más zancudos en los trópicos que en otros lugares?
CONVERSEMOS:
Con lo que has aprendido sobre los zancudos y su ciclo de vida, ¿qué sugerencias le darías a la gente para ayudarlos a que no le piquen los zancudos después de una primavera lluviosa?
Grade 3
Life Cycles
Environmental Change & Engineering
3-LS4-4, 3-5-ETS1-2
Bug Off! Backyard worksheet | 30 copies |
Bug Off! Picnic Area worksheet | 30 copies |
Bug Off! Playground worksheet | 30 copies |
Problem Solver’s Sheet worksheet | 30 copies |
We suggest students work in pairs so they can share their ideas with a partner. Homeschool students can work on their own.
We have provided three Bug Off! worksheets, each picturing a different location in town. In a class, we suggest giving students a choice of which site they’d like to work with. You could also choose to have everyone come up with a solution for the same site. If students finish early, you can have them work on other sites so they can think of multiple solutions to the mosquito problem.
Grade 3
Life Cycles
Environmental Change & Engineering
3-LS4-4, 3-5-ETS1-2
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