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Surviving the Cold: Adaptations in Tundra and Taiga Environments
Students learn how natural selection and adaptations help organisms survive in cold environments.
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Students learn how natural selection and adaptations help organisms survive in cold environments. They compare tundra and taiga habitats, then design an animal with adaptations for warmth, food gathering, and predator avoidance.
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- Students will explain how adaptations help organisms survive.
- Students will compare the environmental challenges of tundra and taiga habitats.
- Students will design an animal with at least three useful adaptations.
- Students will connect each adaptation to a specific survival need.
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