Looking for an interactive and data-driven lesson plan for your students to dive into the fascinating world of turtle conservation? Then look no further! This teacher resource offers a unique opportunity for students to develop their data analysis and presentation skills while exploring a crucial aspect of turtle biology – the number of eggs laid by female turtles during their lifetime. By examining real-life scientific data, students will have the chance to model, interpret, represent and present their findings in a visually appealing and educational infographic.
Not only will students be able to enhance their data analysis and presentation skills, but they will also gain an appreciation for the importance of turtle conservation and the impact of human activities on these magnificent creatures. This lesson plan provides a fun and engaging way for students to connect with science and the natural world, while developing a deeper understanding of the role they play in preserving our planet’s biodiversity. So why not let your students take a journey into the world of turtle conservation and see their data analysis skills soar!
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turtle, population, GiST, marina, biodiversity, conservation, data, STEM, nesting, eggs, calculation, flow chart, visual data, hatchling, hatch
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