Do Animals Sleep like You and Me?(高一忠) by 旭（Jack）

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Worksheet for Text

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Independent Practice

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Students will choose an animal and create a presentation on its sleeping habits using Padlet for collaboration.

Differentiated Extension

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For advanced students, explore the relationship between an animal's environment and its sleeping patterns.

6,12,25 Shark

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They actually sleep for short periods of time during the day and night. Sharks stay upright and stiff while dozing, and can even sleep without closing their eyes

33,34,35 Koala

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they get very little energy from their diet. Eucalyptus is toxic so koala’s digestive system has to work hard to digest

7 17 18 Whales

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Animal sleeping Habit: Whales don’t move when they sleep.Then upright.

Why: Because it’s head too big.

3,19,23 FLAMINGO

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Flamingos sleep while standing on one leg with their head placed on their backs. While this position may seem strange, it is quite normal for flamingos.

Why do they sleep with one leg? By standing on one leg it helps them conserve body heat.

37 38 41 Kangaroo

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Kangaroos spend 60% of their day sleeping. There is no fixed sleeping place. They usually sleep directly among the branches of trees. First they curl up and then use their buttocks and feet to support their whole body weight.

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Why:Because they are at the bottom of the food chain and are prey to almost all predators, they are naturally very alert to avoid being eaten.

Sleep habit:when they sleep, they keep their eyes open.

1、20、26 Hippo

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Hippos have interesting sleeping habits and methods. They typically rest in water or mud, which helps keep their bodies cool and prevents skin sunburn. Hippos are primarily nocturnal, being active at night and sleeping during the day in the water. They can submerge most of their bodies while keeping their nostrils above water for breathing. Additionally, when hippos hold their breath underwater, they automatically wake up when they float to the surface, allowing them to rest safely even in deep water.

4、10、16 海龜

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This sea turtle will stick itself in the rocks when sleeping at night to avoid being swept away by the current, just like the sea otter in the text

21 43 45 樹懶 sloth

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11 22 24 bat

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WHY 1. Save effort 2. Convenient to escape 3. Keep warm.

EFFECT

When encountering an enemy, they can quickly escape by releasing their claws.

27 28 39 sloth

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Sloths have a very particular sleeping posture,they hang up their feet on the tree and hang the entire body up sidedown.So why do sloths sleep in this way?The color of sloths is similar to the tree,this protective color can avoid them being attacked by predators. Hanging on trees while sleeping can also help them hide in the environment.

2.8.15 Pangolins

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Pangolins are animals that sleep during the day and are active at night. They are nocturnal. When it is time to sleep, pangolins find safe places where they can rest without being disturbed. They usually sleep in burrows, which are deep holes they dig in the ground. Sometimes, they use hollow trees or rock crevices to sleep.

Pangolins curl up into a ball when they sleep. This protects their soft belly from danger. Their hard, scaly bodies help keep them safe while they rest.

They sleep for many hours during the day and wake up at night to look for food, like ants and termites.

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