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BioBuddies
Grade 3 to 5 - Organism Traits and Environment (3-LS3.A-1)
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- Almost all animals can learn.
- The environment in which an organism lives can affect how its inherited traits are expressed.
- Learned behaviors are behaviors that an organism develops from life experiences and practice.
- Learned experiences can change animal behavior and affect animal traits as they develop.
- Instincts are behaviors that an organism inherits.
- Many characteristics of plants and animals involve both inheritance and environment.
- Food, temperature, sunlight, and water are examples of environmental factors that can affect an organism’s traits.
- Some behaviors are instinctual while others are learned.
- A trait is a characteristic of an organism.
- Some examples of traits in plants and animals are size, color, texture, shape, and patterns.
- Plants and animals inherit genetic information from their parents.
- An instinctual response is a behavior that an animal does automatically without thinking about it.
- Learned behaviors are more flexible and adaptable than instincts.
- The genetic information that plants and animals inherit determines many of their traits.
Main Concepts
Welcome to the world of BioBuddies: The Environmental Lab, where learning meets fun in a captivating virtual world! Dive into a vibrant laboratory, and join our curious cats as they explore the wonders of biology and environment. This game is not just a journey, but a dynamic classroom, where each interaction is a lesson in disguise. Students will uncover the secrets of organism traits, learning how environments shape behaviors and characteristics in real-time. Watch as they discover inherited traits, the power of learned behaviors, and the fascinating interplay between genetics and surroundings.
Every chapter in BioBuddies is a new adventure, filled with engaging mini-games that seamlessly weave academic concepts with playful exploration. Whether it's observing how changes in temperature affect our furry friends or unraveling the mysteries of animal instincts, students are the drivers of their own learning. And teachers, you're not just giving them a game; you're opening doors to a world where education is alive, interactive, and irresistibly fun. Get ready to transform your classroom with BioBuddies: The Environmental Lab, where every click is a step toward discovery!
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