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1.Ryan McClelland, Dana Curtin, Lauren Gonzalez

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1.Ryan McClelland, Dana Curtin, Lauren Gonzalez

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Bird Adaptations

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2.What is a bird? by Ron Hirschi is a nonfiction piece that describes several characteristics of birds and how they interact with their environments.

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3.We provided puppets of birds to show how birds look different from each other and help the lesson become more interactive.

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4.The magnetic numbers can be used to represent each grouping of seeds, making it easier for the students to organize the groups of seeds.

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5.Teaching Evolution Using Hands-on Simulation

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5.Teaching Evolution Using Hands-on Simulation

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The video provided exemplifies how beak size is correlated with feeding and ultimately is a factor of natural selection.

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Teaching Evolution Using Hands-on Simulation

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Watch Bonnie Chen's students learn about mutation and natural selection in evolution with a hands-on simulation to explore the correlation between beak size and feeding success among a population of wading birds.

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6.This book explains several types of birds and the differences in characteristics between the birds.

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6.This book explains several types of birds and the differences in characteristics between the birds.