Camouflage Lesson for Middle School Science, Interactive Slideshow, Types of Camouflage

Camouflage Part 2 Lesson 3

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There are four types of camouflage - - - -

There are four types of camouflage Concealing Coloration - - -

Concealing Coloration: When an animal hides itself against a background of the same color / pattern.

Concealing Coloration: When an animal hides itself against a background of the same color / pattern. Fish?

The Assassin Bug

Ghille Suit in Military The Assassin Bug Covers itself in dust and debris

Eyes

Some organisms stir up the bottom to create camouflage.

Many bird species lay camouflage eggs.

There are four types of camouflage Concealing Coloration - - -

There are four types of camouflage Concealing Coloration Disruptive Coloration - -

Disruptive Coloration: When stripes, spots or other patterns make it hard for other animals to see the outline of their bodies

Stripes also make the Zebra look bigger than it may actually be because of the curved black lines. Looks very large! Copyright © 2024 SlideSpark LLC Learn more about how the stripes on a zebra help it. http://animal.discovery.com/mammals/question454.htm

End Simulation -Reactions?

The coloration confuses predators . False eye.

There are four types of camouflage Concealing Coloration Disruptive Coloration - -

There are four types of camouflage Concealing Coloration Disruptive Coloration Disguise

Disguise: This is like concealing coloration except that the animals blend in with their surroundings by their shape and/or texture rather than color.

Disguise: This is like concealing coloration except that the animals blend in with their surroundings by their shape and/or texture rather than color. Stick Bug

There are four types of camouflage Concealing Coloration Disruptive Coloration Disguise

There are four types of camouflage Concealing Coloration Disruptive Coloration Disguise Mimicry

Mimicry: Animals that use mimicry are imposters.

Mimicry: Animals that use mimicry are imposters. They mimic the characteristics of unappetizing animals. Poisonous/ unpalatable

Mimicry: Animals that use mimicry are imposters. They mimic the characteristics of unappetizing animals. Poisonous/ unpalatable Palatable / non-poisonous

Mimicry: Animals that use mimicry are imposters. They mimic the characteristics of unappetizing animals. Poisonous/ unpalatable Palatable / non-poisonous Model

Mimicry: Animals that use mimicry are imposters. They mimic the characteristics of unappetizing animals. Poisonous/ unpalatable Palatable / non-poisonous Model Mimic

Mimicry: Animals that use mimicry are imposters. They mimic the characteristics of unappetizing animals. Poisonous/ unpalatable Palatable / non-poisonous Model Mimic Poisonous/ unpalatable

Mimicry: Animals that use mimicry are imposters. They mimic the characteristics of unappetizing animals. Poisonous/ unpalatable Palatable / non-poisonous Model Mimic Poisonous/ unpalatable Model

Mimicry: Animals that use mimicry are imposters. They mimic the characteristics of unappetizing animals. Poisonous/ unpalatable Palatable / non-poisonous Model Mimic Poisonous/ unpalatable Model Palatable / non-poisonous

Mimicry: Animals that use mimicry are imposters. They mimic the characteristics of unappetizing animals. Poisonous/ unpalatable Palatable / non-poisonous Model Mimic Poisonous/ unpalatable Model Palatable / non-poisonous Mimic

Match the type of camouflage to the correct animal. Concealing Coloration Disruptive Coloration Disguise Mimicry A B C D

Match the type of camouflage to the correct animal. Concealing Coloration Disruptive Coloration Disguise Mimicry A B C D Disguise

Match the type of camouflage to the correct animal. Concealing Coloration Disruptive Coloration Disguise Mimicry A B C D Disguise Concealing

Match the type of camouflage to the correct animal. Concealing Coloration Disruptive Coloration Disguise Mimicry A B C D Disguise Concealing Disruptive

Match the type of camouflage to the correct animal. Concealing Coloration Disruptive Coloration Disguise Mimicry A B C D Disguise Concealing Disruptive Mimicry

Academic Link / Class Quiz: Types of Camouflage. http://www.pbs.org/wgbh/nova/leopards/seeingsans.html

Twany Frogmouths

Twany Frogmouths Learn more about the types of camouflage / review at… http://oakdome.com/k5/lesson-plans/powerpoint/animal-camouflage-pictures-and-information.php

Top 25 camouflaged animals. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XpdoDBYuHIA

The teacher has camouflaged a lizard / gecko and placed it on the wall somewhere in the classroom. Casually walk around the room and when you find it secretly wander for a bit and then sit down.

Hiding Camouflaged Animals You will follow me around the school on a short tour looking for a cool school walls / boards to camouflage the animals below. Copyright © 2024 SlideSpark LLC Select the colors you need and off you go by yourself. Best behavior is expected. Public spaces only. Ex. Next slide Put your name on the back! “Please don’t put on student art projects” -Thank you

When you find an area / color scheme to hide your animal. Then cut-out back in the classroom, tape, and hide. Best behavior is expected. Put your names on them! Perhaps the younger kids might get to go for a hunt! Will yours survive? Find area, color to camouflage, back to classroom to cut, tape, and then stick.

School Wall?

School Wall? Paper Cut-Out

Color on top of / camouflage Color before Cutting out!

Color on top of / camouflage Cut out

Color on top of / camouflage Cut out Add tape to back Sticky on outside method Put your name on the back!

Place on Wall Invite a class to search for them?

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