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Evolutionary Studies Notebook Entries

Learn about how new species form and explore the various roles horses have played throughout history with humans. Discover how different horse breeds are suited for specific tasks. Save glue by following instructions. Engage in thought-provoking prompts.

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Evolutionary Studies Notebook Entries

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  1. March 4, 2013 (A Day) Agenda • Set Up New Notebook • DSJ #29 (Video Prompt) • Dino Clones (Video) • How Do New Species Form? • DSR #29

  2. March 5, 2013 (B Day) Agenda • Set Up New Notebook • DSJ #29 (Video Prompt) • Dino Clones (Video) • How Do New Species Form? • DSR #29

  3. DSJ #29 • Science Notebook: 1B • Prompt: Horses have helped humans to farm, to travel and even to fight in wars. In fact, horses have had many jobs throughout their history with humans. • Name three of those jobs. For each job, describe why horses are well suited to that task. Consider the different kinds of horses and how they're built differently, as demonstrated in the video.

  4. Glue in SNB **Please remember to use only TWO drops of glue!!** If everyone uses only TWO drops, a lot of glue is saved over time…. • 1A – How Do New Species Form?

  5. DSR #29 • Science Notebook: 1B (Under DSJ #29) • Prompt: What is one of the main ways that new species form? Give an example of an animal that may be evolving into two different species. Explain how the two are different.

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