Make a Living and Non Living Scrapbook | Education.com - 1 views
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Lori Jones on 19 Feb 12Great for ESL. Can easily be adapted for higher ability students as well. Can also be adapted if no camera or computer is available
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Students will use a camera to investigate and collect data on living and non-living things. They will compare living things to non-living things, and keep a record of their findings. (scrapbook). Extension: Easy to extend for higher ability students by having them write their observations along with the pictures. (i.e. compare why they categorize something as "living or non-living." ESL: Easy activity for students with a language barrier as it is a picture driven lesson. Students will learn through their own observations and the pictures they keep. Adaptation: Could easily be adapted to be an internet research project or magazine research project (students cut out pictures to keep.)
