Children read a science-based article about the importance of termites and their mounds to the African ecosystem. Follow-up activities can be done on paper or using the Smart Board (ideas for this are discussed in the Dear Colleague letter). This WAP is available in the intermediate, primary, and emergent levels. It correlates with Content Standard C, Life Science, and Content Standard F, Science in Personal and Social Perspectives of the National Science Standards.
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