Science-Teaching in the Schools: An Address Delivered Before the American Society of Naturalists
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Show presence of such air by warming a beaker of water, and so forming air-bubbles.
Zoology. — Lessons on common reptiles, amphibia, and fishes, — e.g., turtle, snake, frog, perch, pickerel, eel. Let pupils observe, compare, and describe. Continue studies of homology of limbs. How many of these animals have two pairs of limbs like those of mammals and birds ? Notice external covering of these animals. Their bodies are cold.
Why? Respiration of fishes. Is the whale a fish? Meta- morphosis of amp...hibia, as shown in changes from tadpole to frog. Teach characters of the three classes — • reptiles, am- phibia, fishes. Characters possessed in common by mammals, birds, reptiles, amphibia, fishes. Sub-kingdom vertebrata.
Botany. — The pistil of a flower develops into a fruit.
Different kinds of fruits. Seeds. Show the embryo in beans SCIENCE-TEACHING IN THE SCHOOLS. 39 and other large seeds. Plant seeds in pots, and show growth of plants from seeds. Cycle of growth, reproduction, death.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Show presence of such air by warming a beaker of water, and so forming air-bubbles.
Zoology. — Lessons on common reptiles, amphibia, and fishes, — e.g., turtle, snake, frog, perch, pickerel, eel. Let pupils observe, compare, and describe. Continue studies of homology of limbs. How many of these animals have two pairs of limbs like those of mammals and birds ? Notice external covering of these animals. Their bodies are cold.
Why? Respiration of fishes. Is the whale a fish? Meta- morphosis of amp...hibia, as shown in changes from tadpole to frog. Teach characters of the three classes — • reptiles, am- phibia, fishes. Characters possessed in common by mammals, birds, reptiles, amphibia, fishes. Sub-kingdom vertebrata.
Botany. — The pistil of a flower develops into a fruit.
Different kinds of fruits. Seeds. Show the embryo in beans SCIENCE-TEACHING IN THE SCHOOLS. 39 and other large seeds. Plant seeds in pots, and show growth of plants from seeds. Cycle of growth, reproduction, death.
What to read after Science-Teaching in the Schools: An Address Delivered Before the American Society of Naturalists?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by William North Rice to read onlineMoreLess
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