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Good Morning LE 2 Lovelies! Today we are learning about Charles Darwin & Natural Selection.
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Hi, Ellie to its miss figure again.
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We're focusing on the theory of evolution today.
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We started looking at evolution last week, but we're looking
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more closely at Charles Darwin's theory of evolution.
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And he was a man.
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He kind of looked like Santa Claus.
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But he was a man that studied how things came
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to be and how the environment select which organisms are
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gonna live and which organisms are going to die.
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Okay. And so we will look closely at birds.
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Okay, We're gonna be looking at Darwin's finches, all right?
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And you're going to see, um, that birds and also
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moths, um, have been studied by scientists to determine how
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the environment works.
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Um, how nature works to select.
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So this is why his theory is called natural selection.
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Because nature, the environment select which animals live in which
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animals dot So more specifically, we're gonna look like I
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said at the finches of the Galapagos Islands.
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Okay. And so Charles Darwin studied the many different types
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of finches.
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Some finches had beaks, uh, to eat seeds.
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Some bench finches had beaks.
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Thio drink the nectar out of flowers.
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Um, some finches had beaks to crush different types of
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seeds and nuts, All right.
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And so you'll see this, uh, Darwin's finch beaks of
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finches wheel.
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And so this wheel you're going to see all over
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the place.
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So we're getting you ready for the regions in June
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if it happens.
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So finally, after we look at our study of Darwin's
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finches and natural selection, you're gonna click on the calendar
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and do your finish up your review of the evolution
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Google slides and then Thio further help you understand evolution
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and natural selection.
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You can work on doing some practice questions with quiz
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lit they have matching.
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They have multiple choice, so it's fun.
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Don't be stressed out with it, but just enjoy yourself
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and learn.
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And finally, you'll have time to complete both your mastery
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assignment from last week and your mastery assessment this week,
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and Muzak and I will be here to help you.
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Um, you know, you can make sure you check in
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with us for help in any questions regarding any videos
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that you viewed, Um, in any work that has been
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given, however, there won't be any afternoon help or any
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afternoon sessions today because we're going on Christmas, Frank.
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So We will not see you again until I believe
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January 4th, which is the Monday after New Year's.
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Okay, so take this time to make up any missed
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work. Um, And enjoy yourself and we'll be back.
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Have a great day.
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Guys. I'll see you shortly.
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