Animal Skulls
Single program or series | One school visit (1 hour) or one school visit (1 hour) and one field trip (2 hours)
Students will examine a variety of animal skulls to determine the adaptations that have allowed each animal to survive as a predator or prey.Working in groups, students will study real bones, then use their observations to form hypotheses about functions and/or behavior of the animals.
Students will have the opportunity to apply their knowledge of energy flow through an ecosystem during a field trip to a sanctuary or other outdoor space.
Locations: Your school and/or either Broad Meadow Brook or Wachusett Meadow
Program Location(s):
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Wachusett Meadow, Princeton
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Your school or other location
Grades:
9, 10, 11, 12
Price:
Please call for pricing.
Learning Standards Supported:
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HS-LS2-4 - Ecosystems--Interactions, Energy, and Dynamics - energy transfer across trophic levels
Contact:
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