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- Description:Protists: Pond Microlife Curriculum Learning Module
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- Cat. no.:470163-796
- Supplier No.:74-6724
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About this item
NewPath’s Protists: Pond Microlife Curriculum Learning Module provides a complete set of visual, digital and hands-on resources designed to support teacher instruction and provide students with the skills to master key concepts on Protists and Pond Microlife.
- Complete set of resources
- Provides teacher support
- Allows students to master key concepts
Used in combination or individually, your students will gain thorough comprehension from an engaging blend of technology-based instruction, interactive print resources, game-based learning and a hands-on lab investigation. Includes detailed, standards-based coverage of:
What is a Protist?
Plant-Like Protists
Euglena
Volvox
Spirogyra
Animal-Like Protists
Amoeba
Paramecium
Fungus-Like Protists
Each module includes:
1 Flip Chart Set with 10 double-side, laminated charts including a graphic overview and “write-on/wipe-off” activities
1 Student Learning Guide featuring self-directed readings, illustrated explanations, assessment questions and a lab investigation
1 Vocabulary Review Card Set
1 Curriculum Mastery Game (4 players)
1 Interactive Multimedia Lesson containing animated tutorials, interactive activities, visual resources, illustrated narrated glossary, virtual labs, and assessments
1 Hands-On Lab Investigation - Investigate the Cause of Water Pollution in Big Lakes