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Forum 2.5 - The Jungle Book

2/24/2019

4 Comments

 
Central Question: What are the different types of tropical forest and how are they shaped by different physical forces?

Guiding Thought Question: What is it about forests that make them so mysterious and so ripe for storytelling about them?

Today's Learning Objective: Students will examine the physical systems that have led to the creation of different types of forests in the tropical regions by discussing notes, and examining the role of species within the forests. 
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D-swizzle
2/24/2021 08:58:55 am

an aspect of forests that make them so mysterious is perhaps the vast diversity of wildlife.

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Grace
2/24/2021 08:58:57 am

It is so big and vast and there seems to be a new discovery all the time. There is also a lot of coverage and greenery that makes it difficult to see very far. I think the heat also plays into it a little bit as well. Also waterfalls.

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Lauren S
2/24/2021 08:59:05 am

For a long time people did not know a lot about the forests and we still don’t know everything. It almost seems like anything can be in the forests and that makes the mystery and opportunity for story telling greater.

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TSwizzle
2/24/2021 09:00:46 am

Jungles are filled with many different plants and animals so its easier to make and tell stories about them, like the jungle book.

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