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The Animal Exhibit


Preschool
The Animal Exhibit

The preschoolers celebrated their inquiry on the idea that, all living things go through a process of change through the Animal Exhibit. 




As COMMUNICATORS, they presented their works to the school community. 

 

 

 

Pointing out the different animal body parts and its use for survival. 

 


Read the fictional story they wrote about the animal.

Through their research, they were able to gather information and became experts on a specific animal.

 

They explained how the animals change and grow through a life cycle. 

 

They also showed how energy is transferred from one living thing to the next through a food chain visual presentation. 


Finally, everyone was so excited to be a part of their journey in Preschool. 
Parents came and celebrated with the preschoolers! 


 




 

 


Preschoolers' chosen animals:

Eda - Seal
Shunki - Bear
 
Taichi - Shark

Rino - Cat
Rose - Labrador
 
Sophia - Horse

Ren - Dog

Jae Hee - Tiger

Eimi - Bird
 

Michel - Snake

Jinnosuke - Jaguar

Emi - Polar Bear

Arisa - Butterfly

Haruto - Elephant

Atsuharu - Giraffe

Yanchen - Cheetah
 
Midori - Rabbit

Joe - Eagle


TAKING ACTION

It was an unexpected decision that came from the students when we were talking about the factors affecting change. They understood that change isn't always good. Living things die because of big predators such as human.

We have been a great factor of good or bad change happening to all living things. 

Then shouts emerged through our discussions, 
"This has to stop!" 
"We have to let our voices be heard!"

and thus, this 2 days filmed and edited video before the Animal Exhibit was created. 


Change begins, NOW!

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