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Science Glossary lesson slides.notebook April 24, 2020 Have a look at the question below... What have you grouped them by? You have used Carl Linnaeus' classification to answer this question! 1 Science Glossary lesson slides.notebook

Science Glossary lesson slides.notebook April 24, 2020 Have a look at the question below... What have you grouped them by? You have used Carl Linnaeus' classification to answer this question! 1
Science Glossary lesson slides.notebook April 24, 2020 L.O. I can find definitions of key words and create a glossary What is a glossary? Where would you find one? Why is a glossary important? 2
Science Glossary lesson slides.notebook April 24, 2020 L.O. I can find definitions of key words and create a glossary Here are the words you will be using to create your own glassary: invertebrates reptiles vertebrates fungi microbes fish birds amphibians mammals micro-organisms classification 3
Science Glossary lesson slides.notebook April 24, 2020 L.O. I can find definitions of key words and create a glossary What would I be looking for in your glossary? MUST OUTSTANDING • accurate • precise definitions definitions • colourful • neatly presented presentation • illustrated neatly 4
Science Glossary lesson slides.notebook April 24, 2020 L.O. To define and illustrate key scientific terms and create a glossary Use a dictionary to define all of the words and present as a glossary. Find the definitions of all key words and present as glossary. Use examples for some key words. Find the definitions of at all key words and present as a glossary. Illustrate the terms in your glossary. You could also add designs perhaps drawing boxes around each definition or colourful bubbles around the key words. 5
Science Glossary lesson slides.notebook April 24, 2020 If you don't have a dictionary or cannot find a particular word, try using one of these online dictionaries! 6
Science Glossary lesson slides.notebook April 24, 2020 Examples of past work: 7
Science Glossary lesson slides.notebook April 24, 2020 Date: LO: To define key scientific terms and create a glossary Amphibians are coldblooded creatures who live their Amphibians: lives in both water and on land. They begin their lives in the water breathing through gills; as they grow they develop lungs and legs and crawl onto land where they live the rest of their lives. Member of the amphibian class are frogs, toads, salamanders and newts. An example of how you could lay out/design your glossary. 8
Science Glossary lesson slides.notebook April 24, 2020 Examples of past work: 9
Science Glossary lesson slides.notebook April 24, 2020 Examples of past work: 10
Science Glossary lesson slides.notebook April 24, 2020 L.O. I can find definitions of key words and create a glossary Reflect on what you've learnt! Today the new term I've found most interesting is....because .... 11

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