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ktrezise
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animal behaviour

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Good Morning,
Anyone have any fun ideas for activities for yr10/11 students on the topic of animal behaviour????
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kimmy
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let them watch the animals in the classroom (students) :thumbup:
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sunray18
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Take them to the staff room at lunch time!
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lizzieb
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Force them to watch a televised parliamentary session :cheesy:
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Buy some food they like and some they don't and tell them to eat the food they hate first and watch there face :cheesy: :cheesy:
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ktrezise
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Well that put a smile on my face
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Lenore
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What about meal worms and light? They are light senitive. Put them in a shoe box with a light at one end. The pet shops sell them for food for other animals so easy to get hold of.
ada
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hi there Kate; snails, slaters and worms that you can send your children to source for you all react to stimulus (touch them with probes)
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Krysia Lee
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Hi Kate
We do stimulants and depressents with Daphnia. We get Daphnia from Southern Biological and put them in different solutions of caffiene( 1 No-Doz tablet/1L of water), ethanol 1mL/100mL water, salicylic acid 1g/100mL and distilled water then watch/time them under the microscopes.
ktrezise
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wow... some great ideas there. Thankyou all. A big help.
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