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Year 10 Biology - Evolution (Natural Selection)

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Year 10 Biology - Evolution (Natural Selection)

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The theory of evolution by natural selection explains the diversity of living things and is supported by a range of scientific evidence (ACSSU185)

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Darwin's Theory of Evolution: Natural Selection

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Intro to Evolution (Natural Selection) - Details - Kahoot!

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Create interactive quizzes, polls, presentations, and more to engage your audience.

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Natural Selection – Who wants to live a million years

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Natural Selection – Who wants to live a million years

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Looking for a fun way to bring evolution and adaptation to life in your science class? This Getting Nerdy fan-favorite is one of the BEST online games to demonstrate natural selection in action. Choose the initial traits for your population of adorable, sausage-bodied animals, keeping in mind the conditions of the environment that surrounds you. Will your adaptations help you to live, or will you go extinct amidst the harsh reality of prehistoric planet Earth? Only time will decide...

Expand the game play into your lesson plan for the day with our aligned notes, graphic organizers and extension activities. Students learn about Charles Darwin and his voyage on the HMS Beagle, then create a population of animals to play Who Wants to Live a Million Years. While playing, students can use the handouts to track their population over time as various environmental challenges impact their species and threaten their efforts to survive. Did they survive? Did they go extinct?

Whatever their fate, students will sum up the activity by taking the online quiz as well as answering extension questions related to their experience. Grab the individual lesson or our whole Evolution Unit Bundle below!

Good luck and may the best population of sausage-bodied critters win!
Get the Game Lesson Get the Evolution Bundle
CLICK THE PLAY BUTTON BELOW TO START "WHO WANTS TO LIVE A MILLION YEARS"

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Evolution: Online Adaptation Game - Getting Nerdy Science Lessons

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Looking for a fun way to bring evolution and adaptation to life in your science class? This Getting Nerdy fan-favorite is one of the BEST online games to demonstrate natural selection in action. Choose the initial traits for your population of adorable, sausage-bodied animals, keeping in mind the conditions of the environment that surrounds you.

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Natural Selection - Greenfoot simulation

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Natural Selection - Greenfoot simulation

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mik presents ... 2010/4/22 Natural Selection In this scenario, a number of frogs sit in a forrest. The colourof the frogs is completely random. When frogs have young, the offspring either have the same colour, or their colour mutates toa varient of the parent's colour. You are the predetor.

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Natural Selection - PhET interactive simulation

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Natural Selection - PhET interactive simulation

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Explore how organisms with different traits survive various selection agents within the environment.

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Create interactive quizzes, polls, presentations, and more to engage your audience.

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Year 10 Biology - Natural Selection Checkpoint

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Year 10 Biology - Natural Selection Checkpoint

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Horrible Histories - Natural Selection (Charles Darwin)