The outline of an animal is not the only feature that might give it away. Often some part of it, perhaps its eyes or its legs or its tail, might also be a clue. In this activity, these parts are called giveaway parts. The function of the first activity is to consider the problem of eye concealment more carefully as students investigate the usefulness of an eye stripe. In the second activity, the frog’s give-away parts will be inspected through a series of exercises.

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Type Book ChapterPub Date 4/1/2008Stock # PB224X_6

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