This is a list of all applicable South Carolina K-12 science standards that can be applied to the Fishing Cat video and science materials and lessons.
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Fishing Cat: Adaptation and Conservation (Grades 6–8)
This lesson introduces middle school students to the connection between an organism's physical structures and behaviors and its ability to survive in a specific habitat, using the fishing cat as a...
View LessonFishing Cat: Adaptation and Conservation (Grades 9-12)
This lesson uses the Fishing Cat: Zoo Minutes video and companion 360 Habitat Tour to help students connect structure-function relationships to natural selection and ecosystem interdependence...
View LessonFishing Cat: Who Eats Whom? Food Chain Lesson Plan (Grades 4–5)
Students begin by predicting what the fishing cat eats, then watch the video to gather evidence about its prey and hunting style. Using illustrated organism cards from a wetland habitat, they build a...
View LessonFishing Cat: Who Eats Whom? Food Chain Lesson Plan (Grade 2)
Students begin with the video, collecting evidence about what the fishing cat eats and how it hunts. They then become the food chain themselves, passing yarn from the sun to a plant to an animal to...
View LessonFishing Cat | Zoo Minutes
Meet Kayuma, a fishing cat whose story at Riverbanks Zoo and Garden is part of a much larger effort to protect his species. Discover the adaptations that make fishing cats at home around water and how...
View AssetFishing Cat: Built for the Water (Grades 3-5) Handout
This handout goes along with the "Fishing Cat: Built for the Water (Grades 3-5)" lesson.
View AssetStudent Handout - Fishing Cat: Adaptation and Conservation (Grades 6-8)
This handout goes with the "Fishing Cat: Adaptation and Conservation (Grades 6-8)" lesson.
View AssetFishing Cat: Adaptation and Conservation Student Handout (Grades 9–12)
This handout goes along with the lesson "Fishing Cat: Adaptation and Conservation (9-12)".
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