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ANIMAL BABIES SHOW
This is Tweedle Dum. To learn more about Tweedle Dum, click here.
Description:
In this show, students will learn the following:
- about animals and their young
- how animals are born and how they grow
- differences between adult and baby animals
Curriclum Connection:
Kindergarten, Standard 5, Objective 2 (Observe and describe animals in the local environment)
Animals Included:
- Lizard
- Snake
- Invertebrate (tarantula, millipede, or hissing cockroach)
Related Activities:
Related activites to be used before or after your group visits the museum for an animal babies show:
Live Animal Shows
- Animal Adaptations
- Animal Babies Show
- Ecosystems Show
- Invertebrate Show
- Plants and Animals of Utah
- Plants and Plant Growth Show
- Reptile Show
Related Links
- American Association of Museums
- Natural Science Collections Alliance
- PIRE - Patagonia Project
- Smithsonian National Museum of Natural History
- Tree of Life Project - Beetles
- Tree of Life Project - Decapods
- Tree of Life Project - Deep Scaly
- USDA Forest Service - Botany Celebrating Wildflowers
- Utah County Birders
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Brigham Young University, Provo, UT 84602 - (801) 422-3963 - Copyright 2010, All Rights Reserved
Physiology & Developmental Biology | Plant & Wildlife Sciences | M.L. Bean Life Museum | Student Services
Brigham Young University, Provo, UT 84602 - (801) 422-3963 - Copyright 2010, All Rights Reserved