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Wood Lice: Crustaceans on Land - Lesson Plan for 1st Grade

Engage your 1st graders with this exciting 50-minute lesson plan about wood lice. Students will learn what wood lice are, where they live, and their unique features.

Key Lesson Components:

  • Introduction (5 minutes):

    • Greet the class and introduce wood lice.
    • Show a picture if available and ask if students have seen them.
  • Video and Song (10 minutes):

    • Play a fun wood lice video.
    • Encourage students to sing along and share one new fact they learned.
  • What Are Wood Lice? (5 minutes):

    • Explain that wood lice are crustaceans, not insects, and live on land.
  • Where Do Wood Lice Live? (5 minutes):

    • Describe their preference for dark, damp places.
    • Discuss potential hiding spots like under rocks.
  • Wood Lice Bodies (5 minutes):

    • Describe the hard shell and armor plates.
    • Count their seven pairs of legs and mention the female’s egg pouch.
  • What Do Wood Lice Eat? (5 minutes):

    • Explain their diet of dead leaves and wood, and how they help soil.
  • How Do Wood Lice Breathe? (5 minutes):

    • Discuss their unique breathing mechanism and the need to stay moist.
  • Activity: Be a Wood Louse (5 minutes):

    • Have students curl up and pretend to be wood lice.
  • Review Game (5 minutes):

    • Play a True/False game about wood lice facts.
  • Conclusion and Questions (5 minutes):

    • Recap main points and answer any questions.

This lesson plan will spark curiosity about wood lice while promoting fun and teamwork among young learners!

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