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WOODLAND HILLS HIGH SCHOOL LESSON PLAN SAS and Understanding By Design Template Name: Mr. Dan Schuller Date: 2/13 – 2/16/12 Edline was updated this week: Y Length of Lesson: 9 days Content Area: Unit 6 – Endangered species My class website was updated this week: Y STAGE I – DESIRED RESULTS LESSON TOPIC: PA Mammals Animal Tracks Threatened Species Endangered Species Extinct Species Local Species BIG IDEAS: UNDERSTANDING GOALS (CONCEPTS): ESSENTIAL QUESTIONS: How many native mammals are in PA? What mammals are extirpated? Endangered? Threatened? Exotic? What are key characteristics of PA’s mammals? How are animal tracks used to survey animals? What is biodiversity? How do organism interact in an ecosystem What is fitness? How do adaptations influence survival? What are some examples of structural and behavioral adaptations? How do humans affect species? Distinguish between threatened, endangered, and extinct species. What can be done to help preserve biodiversity? STUDENT OBJECTIVES (COMPETENCIES/OUTCOMES): Students will be able to: Explain the role that specific organisms have in their ecosystem. Identify a species and explain what effects an increase or decline in its numbers might have on the ecosystem. Describe an organism’s adaptations for survival in its habitat. Compare adaptations among species. Identify a species and explain how its adaptations are related to its niche in the environment. Explain factors that could lead to a species’ increase or decrease. Explain how management practices may influence the success of specific species. Identify and explain criteria used by scientists for categorizing organisms as threatened, endangered, or extinct. (Content standards, assessment anchors, eligible content) objectives, and skill focus) MODULE B—Continuity and Unity of Life ASSESSMENT ANCHOR BIO.B.4 Ecology PA Standard 4.7: Threatened, Endangered, and Extinct Species SAI 1: Abilities necessary to do scientific inquiry. National Science Standards: SPSP 3a, 3b, 3c, 4b, & 6d. Students will understand: Major examples of native mammals to PA. Major threats and concerns about PA’s mammals. Interpret signs of animal activity (tracks, rubbings, scat, etc…) to identify the type of animal. Biodiversity Interactions among organism in an ecosystem Adaptations – structural and behavioral Survival of the Fittest Human impact on some PA species Threatened, Endangered, and Extinct species Help for Threatened and Endangered species Local Bird Calls VOCABULARY: Mammals; extirpated; extinct; endangered; threatened; exotic; tracks; scat; game animal; biodiversity; symbiosis; parasitism; mutualism; commensalism; predation; competition; adaptation; behavioral adaptation; structural adaptation; reflex; instinct; mimicry; natural selection; STAGE II – ASSESSMENT EVIDENCE PERFORMANCE TASKS: Key vocabulary Lab Investigations Field Study FORMATIVE ASSESSMENTS: Thumbs-up Graphic organizers Summarizing main ideas Exit slips STAGE III: LEARNING PLAN INSTRUCTIONAL PROCEDURES: Active Engagements used: Note taking MATERIALS AND RESOURCES: Computer Computer projector INTERVENTIONS: Redirection during class. One on one assistance. Moving seat to a more ASSIGNMENTS: Unit vocabulary Guided note packets Active Readings Partnering Graphic Organizers Whole class response Describe usage: Used during class. Scaffolding used: Build vocabulary Build on prior knowledge Teacher prompting Guided notes Provide Visual Support Describe usage: Used during class. DAY MINI LESSONS NUMBER/DATE TOPIC OBJECTIVE(S) By the end of the lesson each student will be able to: PROCEDURES / TECHNIQUES To reach objectives Homework: 2 Textbooks Folders Handouts Lab Materials Laptops CONTENT AREA READING: Read parts of Chapter 10 in textbook. Active Readings on biodiversity. productive location. After class/school tutoring. Corrections on assignment/exam. Extension/Extended time to complete assignment/exam. Alternative assignment. Conference with other staff. (roster teachers, counselors or administrators) Conference with parent. Lab write ups/reports Lab investigations POTD sheets Case Studies Monday DAY Tuesday DAY Wednesday DAY Thursday 2/13 3 2/14 4 2/15 5 2/16 Endangered Species Endangered Species Math Lab Math Lab Review relationships and adaptations. Explain the concept of natural selection and impact of humans on species. Construct a model of a wild population survey in the lab. Survey and estimate wild animal populations a mark-recapture method model Read Interactions among Living Things Review Packet Power point on natural selection and human impacts. Math Lab – Estimating Wild Animal Populations. Survey and estimate wild animal populations a markrecapture method model. Analyze estimation data and evaluate the use of this method to estimate a population. Continue Math Lab – Estimating Wild Animal Populations. Work in pairs Work in pairs Work on in class. Turn in homework. Due tom. Pass out new guided note packet. You Solve It! Barn Owl. Focus on Analysis and Conclusion questions DAY Friday 2/17 In-service Day