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Maria Merian was a naturalist and a scientific illustrator who is best known for her studies of the beautiful transformation of different insects on Earth. In this activity, students will learn about life cycles through a sensory experience.
In celebration of the works of Maria Merian, the woman who made science beautiful, students will be given the opportunity to see the beauty that Merian saw in the transformation of an insect from an egg to a beautiful creature. They will mold different shapes of play dough to form the stages of the life cycle of a butterfly and a dragonfly.
Even different things can have their similarities, too! This also happens to be true between similar and dissimilar fractions. Discover how this is done in this lesson.
Go whish and whoosh and have a wind-erful time with this STEAM activity. Help your learners create their own windmill scale model that will surely blow their boredom away.
Can you roll a dice and add the numbers that appear? Easy right? But what if we change the faces into fractions? Challenging!
Having a hard time figuring the odd ones in numbers? Let this lesson teach you the difference between odd and even numbers in an interactive way!
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