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  • Welcome
  • Missions françaises
    • Mission 1
    • Mission 2
    • Mission 3
    • Mission 4
  • Term 3
    • Lesson 1
    • Lesson 2
    • Lesson 3
    • Lesson 4
  • About Me
  • Contact
  • SUBMIT
  • Dance Club
    • The Game
    • Drum Solo
  • New home
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Animation of a Life Cycle

Every living thing has something in common: They all have a beginning, a lifetime and an ending. But every life is not the same.

Some lifeforms live for many, many years, such as the Galapagos Tortoise.​



But that's nothing compared to some trees!

Some of them can live for thousands of years.

Other organisms live a very short life -- blink and you will miss it! 


All living things have a whole lot in common, though. A short life or a long life, both are valuable and play their part in the world. Mother Earth lives in a perfect balance; all things must give and take from each other fairly, in symbiosis, in other to sustain all lifeforms. 
To understand symbiosis, watch the video to the right.


Bonus question -- How do humans interact with nature? Are they in symbiosis?

Let's look at these commonalities on the video below, about characteristics of life.
Now, you do it!

Pick a lifeform (animal or vegetable) and animate its life cycle on an animation strip.

Then, write a conclusion paragraph to accompany this animation.

Talk about the life form: how does it compare to human life? How is it different? 

Record your animation and share with your friends!

​And most of all... have fun!

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