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synopsis of the exhibition
 key concepts in the exhibition come prepared/correlation to national standards What is a Theory? How Does Natural Selection Work? teaching evolution preparing for your visit: grades: k-4 | 5-8 | 9-12 teaching in the exhibition: themes to explore connections to other museum halls map of the hall back in the classroom credits |
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come prepared/correlation to national standardsReview this guide and online resources and plan your visit ahead of time. Give students directions and supplies before you arrive, since it can be hard to find space or quiet to communicate. Information about school visits is available at http://www.amnh.org/education/schools/. Before you visit, become familiar with the National Science Education Standards listed below that this exhibition can help you teach. Before you visit, become familiar with the National Science Education Standards listed below that this exhibition can help you teach.Grades K-4 Standard A: Science as Inquiry Understandings about Scientific Inquiry
Standard C: Life ScienceLife Cycles of Organisms
Standard G: History and Nature of Science Organisms and their Environments Science as a Human Endeavor
Grades 5-8Standard A: Science as Inquiry Understandings about Scientific Inquiry
Standard C: Life ScienceReproduction and Heredity
Standard G: History and Nature of ScienceRegulation and Behavior Diversity and Adaptations of Organisms Science as a Human Endeavor
Grades 9-12Nature of Science Standard A: Science as Inquiry Understandings about Scientific Inquiry
Standard C: Life ScienceMolecular Basis of Heredity
Standard G: History and Nature of ScienceBiological Evolution Interdependence of Organisms Science as a Human Endeavor
Nature of Scientific Knowledge Historical Perspectives |
