This document outlines 8 learning activities for a grade 3 lesson on plants, each targeting a different multiple intelligence. The activities include a gallery walk of animal pictures, reading about animal parts and functions, imitating animal gestures and sounds, making a song about animals, writing a reflective essay, sharing experiences with animals, observing animals in their habitats, and answering questions about properly handling animals. The activities are designed to engage students through visual-spatial, linguistic, kinesthetic, musical, intrapersonal, interpersonal, naturalist, and existential intelligences.
This document outlines 8 learning activities for a grade 3 lesson on plants, each targeting a different multiple intelligence. The activities include a gallery walk of animal pictures, reading about animal parts and functions, imitating animal gestures and sounds, making a song about animals, writing a reflective essay, sharing experiences with animals, observing animals in their habitats, and answering questions about properly handling animals. The activities are designed to engage students through visual-spatial, linguistic, kinesthetic, musical, intrapersonal, interpersonal, naturalist, and existential intelligences.
This document outlines 8 learning activities for a grade 3 lesson on plants, each targeting a different multiple intelligence. The activities include a gallery walk of animal pictures, reading about animal parts and functions, imitating animal gestures and sounds, making a song about animals, writing a reflective essay, sharing experiences with animals, observing animals in their habitats, and answering questions about properly handling animals. The activities are designed to engage students through visual-spatial, linguistic, kinesthetic, musical, intrapersonal, interpersonal, naturalist, and existential intelligences.
pictures of animals classified according to Visual/Spatial its habitat. Intelligence
2. Task students to read the module on the Verbal/Linguistic
parts and functions of animals. Intelligence
3. Ask students to imitate gestures and sounds Bodily/Kinesthetic
of animals and perform it in class. Intelligence
4. Assign students in groups or in pairs to
make a short song or jingle on the Musical Intelligence importance of animals to humans. 5. Give opportunity for students to reflect on the importance of animals to humans by Intrapersonal Intelligence means of a reflective essay. 6. Assign students in groups or in pairs to interact among their classmates and share Interpersonal Intelligence experiences of meeting the animals in natural and man-made habitats. 7. Gather students in a place where there are different species of animals they can see Naturalist Intelligence and experience it concretely.