2. Agenda
• Idiom
• VP 7 quiz
• Novel groups
• RE 4 text and activities
3.
4. jump to conclusions
• to judge or decide something without having all the facts/ make a
rushed decision
5. Practice
• One time somebody jumped to a
conclusion about me. When they saw me,
they….
• One time that I jumped to a conclusion
was…
• Instead of jumping to a conclusion, why
don’t you…
7. Novel Discussion Groups
• 1) Take turns orally summarizing what
happened in the section you read.
• 2) Let Nikki know you are ready for the
questions.
• 3) Take notes about/answer the questions
– the quiz will have the same questions
(but fewer), and you can use your notes.
10. What is Biomimetics?
Questions
1)Why does the speaker mention the spider and
beetle examples?
2)How is nature “like a catalog of products”?
3)Why does the speaker mention the
greenhouse building project?
Biomimetic Video
11. pg. 61, line 15 – The thorny devil can also do this when
standing on damp sand – a _______competitive advantage in
the desert.
Colleagues
Vital
Nonetheless
Insight
Riddle
gradually
Device
Gap
Vertical
Reproduce
12. Pg. 61, line 17 – Parker had come to solve the_______of precisely
how it does this…
Colleagues
Vital
Nonetheless
Insight
Riddle
gradually
Device
Gap
Vertical
Reproduce
13. Pg. 61, line 19 - …to make a_______to help people collect water in
the desert.
Colleagues
Vital
Nonetheless
Insight
Riddle
gradually
Device
Gap
Vertical
Reproduce
14. Pg. 61, line 38 – Parker sent his observations and experimental
results to…two __________.
Colleagues
Vital
Nonetheless
Insight
Riddle
gradually
Device
Gap
Vertical
Reproduce
15. Pg. 61, line 45 – This combination of biological ______ and
engineering pragmatism is vital to success in biomimetics.
Colleagues
Vital
Nonetheless
Insight
Riddle
gradually
Device
Gap
Vertical
Reproduce
16. Pg. 62, line 95 - …Fearing is confident that over time he will close
the ________ between nature and human engineering.
Colleagues
Vital
Nonetheless
Insight
Riddle
gradually
Device
Gap
Vertical
Reproduce
17. pg. 62, line 105 – Cutkosky studied the extremely small structures
on the gecko’s feet that allow it to run up and down ______walls…
Colleagues
Vital
Nonetheless
Insight
Riddle
gradually
Device
Gap
Vertical
Reproduce
18. Pg. 63, line 135 – For the present, engineers cannot hope to _______
it.
Colleagues
Vital
Nonetheless
Insight
Riddle
gradually
Device
Gap
Vertical
Reproduce
19. Pg. 63, line 136 – _________, the gap with nature is gradually closing.
Colleagues
Vital
Nonetheless
Insight
Riddle
gradually
Device
Gap
Vertical
Reproduce
20. Pg. 63, line 136 - …the gap with nature is _______ closing.
Colleagues
Vital
Nonetheless
Insight
Riddle
gradually
Device
Gap
Vertical
Reproduce
21. Summarizing
1) Read one paragraph silently.
2) Work with your partner to write a 1 or 2 sentence
summary of the paragraph. Use paraphrasing.
3) Make two copies (of each summary sentence).
One copy should be written on the colored paper
(make it large!) One sentence should be on each color.
One copy should be added to the paragraph summary
of the whole article. (transitions should be added)
4) Continue until you have all 9 paragraphs
summarized.