ICT in these schools was perceived mainly as an opportunity to provide a very powerful tool to support the empowerment of students and teachers. These schools had a long history of supporting individual choices.
Insects live in a variety of habitats, but they prefer warm climates. Teach students about insect habitatsârainforest, cave, grassland, desert, stream, or gardenâand use this worksheet to have them match insect images with habitat descriptions.nsects live in a variety of habitats, but they prefer warm climates. Teach students about insect habitatsârainforest, cave, grassland, desert, stream, or gardenâand use this worksheet to have them match insect images with habitat descriptions.
Mosquitoes must have water in order to thrive and their habitats break down into two basic types: Permanent water mosquitoes or Floodwater mosquitoes lay their eggs in moist soil. The eggs, as many as one million per acre, will dry out as the ground does, then hatch when rains saturate the ground and water levels begin to rise. Floodwater habitats include: Drainage ditches that fill during storms. Woodland pools created by melting snow, or spring and early summer rains. Floodplains along the banks of streams and rivers.