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Juan Daniel’s Futbol Frog Exploring a Frog’s Membrane

Juan Daniel’s Futbol Frog Exploring a Frog’s Membrane. By: Katherine Norvell Katelyn Gaskins. About Our Book. Juan Daniel is a young soccer player Finds a lucky frog in the hot, dry environment at soccer game Worries about the life expectancy of frog Begins to care for animal

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Juan Daniel’s Futbol Frog Exploring a Frog’s Membrane

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  1. Juan Daniel’s Futbol FrogExploring a Frog’s Membrane By: Katherine Norvell Katelyn Gaskins

  2. About Our Book • Juan Daniel is a young soccer player • Finds a lucky frog in the hot, dry environment at soccer game • Worries about the life expectancy of frog • Begins to care for animal • Creates a membrane • Frees frog back in natural environment

  3. Overview • Frog skin andhumanskin is a membrane • Membranes protect harmful things from getting inside the body • Allow oxygen and water to get in

  4. Overview, Continued • Frogs drink through this membrane • Absorb water through their skin • Some frogs have anti-microbial properties • Skin can fight bacteria and viruses

  5. Overview Continued • Membrane must allow water to drip just enough to keep the frog moist • Showered vs. Flooded

  6. Try It! • Design a Model Membrane • Resembled a frog’s skin

  7. Materials • Clear Plastic Wrap • Small Plastic Bowl • Piece of Wire Mesh • Rubber bands • Tape • Scissors • Sponges • Cotton Balls • Duct Tape • Small Plastic Cup

  8. Engineering Design • The Try It! Activity was very interesting for an early elementary classroom. • Could be done whole group not small groups

  9. Try It! • Membrane Modeling would allow older elementary students to use more of the Engineering Design independently • Instructions difficult to follow • Spanish language introduced

  10. The Engineering Process • Ask: How can a frog’s membrane stay moist? • Imagine: How can we create a frog membrane using household items? • Plan: Brainstorm a list of items needed to create a successful frog membrane • Create: Create experiment in back • Improve: • Substitute Cotton Balls in bottom • Add a sponge in the clear plastic cup • Rewrite instructions to clarify misconceptions

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