January 4, 2011

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JANUARY 4, 2011

 EQ: How can I compare vertebrates and invertebrates?

 FF: Using the map, predict the weather for Texas.

 HW: None
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JIG-SAW
 Class will split into 2 groups
 GROUP 1- Go over by the windows
 GROUP 2 – Go over by the prep room dooor

 Read the information in the folder that you find there and
make sure everyone in the group is familiar with it.
JIG-SAW
 Find a partner from the other group.
 Teach them what you learned from the folder

 Share with the class one thing you each learned.


VERTEBRATES
 Have backbones, an internal skeleton and muscles
 Have blood that circulates through blood vessels and
lungs/gills
 Have a protective skin

 Most have legs, wings or fins for movement

 Have a nervous system with a brain for processing


information
VERTEBRATES
 Some are cold-blooded or ectothermic
 Ex. Fishes, amphibians, reptiles

 Some are warm-blooded or endothermic


 Ex. Birds and mammals
EXAMPLES OF VERTEBRATES
INVERTEBRATES
 Do not have backbones
 Some have external skeletons called endoskeletons
EXAMPLES OF INVERTEBRATES

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