BIRDS AND ITS IMPORTANCE IN THE ENVIRONMENT (03-03-2010)
Author: David Rose. See what majos
the little guy:
Some photographs of the students who helped prepare the Laboratory before the arrival of small and exposure:
1.ORGANIZACIÓN (departments, tutors or teachers responsible, contributing):
• Patricia Romero Gonzalez. Guardian of 1 A Primary. • Gemma González
Saugar. Guardian of 1 B Primary. • David Rose Novalbos
. Professor of Biology and Geology. GLOBE responsible.
• Sonia Lechuga Cercas. Professor of Physics and Chemistry. GLOBE responsible.
• Francisco, Latifa, Romina and Marina. 3 º ESO students Diversification. Laboratory officials.
2.DESTINATARIOS (courses and number of students): 1 º A
Elementary (14 students) and 1 B Elementary (15 students). Total 29 students.
3.JUSTIFICACIÓN (how comes the need for this activity):
arises as a motivating activity to deepen student learning in the content of the birds and their characteristics. It was thought that students might experience in a more practical content, through the observation of structures of birds or a copy, it was requested to collaborate with the ESO Science teacher with the intention to perform some activity in the Science Lab. GLOBE
This activity is now being studied a set of correct learning content which will be of great importance in understanding the environmental content from the point of view of environmental education, related to the care and protection of birds in our environment. GLOBE
makers also decide to hire older students as "official laboratory" because it is another methodological guidelines proposed in the GLOBE Project. This will choose 4 students from 3 º ESO Diversification who are trained to act as such. In turn they are recipients of the same activity.
4.OBJETIVOS (those who want to achieve with this activity):
• Differentiate among domestic poultry and wild birds.
• Know the main features of the birds.
• Identify the process of incubation.
• Understand the importance of caring and respect for birds and their environment.
• Visit and use a Science Lab.
• Promote, in students of 3 º ESO diversification, autonomy and self-confidence.
5.CONTENIDOS (major content to work or strengthen):
• domestic birds and wild birds.
• The characteristics of birds and their parts:
-Skeleton.
-Types of pens.
-legged types.
-Playing Oviparous.
-types of behavior (flight, song, habitat, etc.).
• The incubation process.
• Importance of birds in our environment:
"Some eat fruit, promoting seed dispersal.
"Some feed on insects and other animals can become pests.
"They are eaten by other animals, to other birds.
• Science Lab. Laboratory Standards.
Below you will see part of the presentation will be made to students. Photographs of birds belonging to D. Alfonso Villa (Professor of Natural Sciences and Inspector of Education), the structures of birds belonging to different textbooks (Natural Science 1 º ESO Teide publisher, Hickman of Zoology, Biology and Geology 1 º Bachillerato publisher Oxford):
6.METODOLOGÍA (how they work content):
• Experiences in the Laboratory.
• Active dialogue with its central and guided observation of students. • Motivation continuous
arousing curiosity and reflection. • Motivation involved
leave class and go into a laboratory.
• Using ESO's students as "official laboratory."
7.Place OF CONDUCT (inside or outside the school):
• Hall of reference.
• Science Laboratory building ESO.
8.RECURSOS MATERIALS (those who need or would like to use):
• Nests, feathers, eagle claw, eggshells, etc.
• Chicken eggs (fresh and frozen) to distinguish the parts of the egg.
• Several dried specimens of birds, Parus caeruleus (Blue Common), Carduelis carduelis (Goldfinch), bird breeding (unknown), etc.
• "Darnewton" exemplary ripple South Canary (Serinus canarius) which is Laboratory living bird.
• Auditions bird songs.
• Binocular Loupes for students (one per couple). • Lupa Binocular
the teacher (to project on screen what was observed in the microscope).
• camera that captures images of real objects (for projecting on the screen as seen in the camera.)
• Projector (for viewing digital images, pens, photographs, books, a live bird, dried specimens of birds, eggs, etc.).
• bird guides.
• Camera.
9.Time ACTIVITY (the time available for teachers):
• Time Start: 10:30 am
• End Time: 11:45 h.
• Total Activity Time: 1 hour 15 minutes.
10.PREVISIÓN TRANSPORT:
not need transportation. ECONOMIC 11.PRESUPUESTO
:
Eggs: 2 €
12.CUALQUIER OTHER RELEVANT INFORMATION:
is a GLOBE activity, if you are interesting and useful, would be extended to other courses or educational levels.
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