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Adaptation- Moth Activity

Posted Date: 2/25/25 (8:31 PM)

Today, Mr. Morgan's intern, Mrs.Singletary, had her students put their adaptation skills to the test by designing moths that blend into their environment. Guest teachers had just 30 seconds to find as many as they could—if they didn’t spot it right away, the moth survived! This fun experiment showed how camouflage helps animals avoid predators in the wild. Can you spot all ten moths?
A classroom corner with a bulletin board displaying student artwork, a box of paper, and a bottle of Pine-Sol cleaner. A bulletin board decorated with Star Wars characters and artwork, including a drawing of the solar system and a picture of C-3PO. A cardboard box with a drawing of a person and a flower, the name Morgan is written on the box, and a BB-8 character is on the wall behind it. A white shirt hangs on a hanger on a wooden desk, with boxes stacked underneath. A classroom wall with a daily schedule, motivational posters, and classroom rules. A classroom wall with a sign that says 'Find the hidden moths' and a sheet of paper with notes about genetics. A classroom with a white tiled wall, two posters with vocabulary lists, and a black chair. A classroom bulletin board decorated with college pennants and a football schedule. A desk with a black and white marble pattern, a speaker, a sign that says 'Winning is a habit' and a box on the floor. A wall decorated with Star Wars themed posters and a Millennium Falcon cutout.