Dry-Land Dry-Land EnvironmentsEnvironments

Jan Pollock’s ClassJan Pollock’s Class

33rdrd Grade Grade

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Instructional Instructional ObjectivesObjectives

The student will list examples of plants and animals in the four dry-land environments. SOL 3.6

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Table of ContentsSlide 1Title Page

Slide 2Instructional Objectives

Slide 3 Table of Contents

Slide 4 Graphic Organizer

Slide 5Chart comparing dry-land environments

Slide 6Deserts

Slide 7Grasslands

Slide 8Rain Forests

Slide 9 Forests

Slide 10 Quiz

Slide 13 More information (internet sites)

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Dry-Land Dry-Land EnvironmentEnvironment

PlantsPlants AnimalsAnimals

DesertDesert CactusCactus

OcotilloOcotillo

RattlesnakesRattlesnakes

CamelCamel

GrasslandsGrasslands GrassGrass

WildflowersWildflowers

ElephantElephant

ZebraZebra

Rain Rain ForestsForests

BambooBamboo

Kapok treesKapok trees

Boa ConstrictorBoa Constrictor

ToucanToucan

ForestsForests Pine treesPine trees

Oak treesOak trees

DeerDeer

RabbitRabbit

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DesertDesertPlantsPlants AnimalsAnimals

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GrasslandsGrasslands PlantsPlants AnimalsAnimals

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Rain ForestRain Forest PlantsPlants AnimalsAnimals

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ForestForest PlantsPlants AnimalsAnimals

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How well have you How well have you been listening?been listening?

Which dry-land environment Which dry-land environment would you find a Kapok would you find a Kapok

tree?tree?

The RainforestThe RainforestScience 3.6Science 3.6

Where will you find Where will you find zebras and zebras and elephants?elephants?

GrasslandsGrasslands

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Where are Pine and Where are Pine and Oak trees located?Oak trees located?

The ForestThe Forest

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For more informationClick the topic below

DesertsGrasslandsRainforestForest