Unit of Study:
The Rainforest
Grade: Fourth
Three Measurable Learning Outcomes:
1. Students
will locate three areas where rainforests are found using a map and worksheet.
2. Students
will list five animals that live in the rainforest.
3. Students
will draw a tropical rainforest stratum.
Three Test Items
Part 1. Complete the Blanks: Locating Tropical Rainforests
Using an atlas map, complete the blanks by naming three countries where rainforests grow.
1. ________________________ 2. _________________________
3. _________________________
Part 2. Multiple Choice: Animals that Live in the Rainforest
_____ 1. It is a long thin fish that can generate electricity:
a. a tuna
b. an eel
c. a bluefish
d. an angelfish
_____ 2. It catches ants with its long tongue:
a. an elephant
b. a howler monkey
c. an anaconda
d. a giant anteater
Part 3.A. Matching: Tropical Rainforest Stratum
Directions: Column A describes the rainforest stratum. Indicate which strata zone in Column B goes with each description by placing the correct letter to the left of the number of Column A.
Column A Column B
____1. Giant trees that are much higher than the average canopy height a. Canopy
____2. The upper parts of the trees b. Forest floor
____3. A dark, cool environment under the leaves but over the ground c. Emergents
____4. Teeming with animal life, especially with insects d. Understory
Part 3.B. Draw and label a tropical rainforest stratum using the strata zones in Column B.
One Essay Item:
Make up a story about what you
would see if you were to visit a tropical rainforest. Explain in seven sentences or more what rainforest
you visited and where it is located, what animals live there, and what the
vegetation and trees look like.
Reference(s):
Enchanted Learning.com. (2010). All about rainforests. Retrieved from
Fotosearch.com.
(2011). Tropical rainforest stock
photos.
Retrieved from
Worldatlas.com.
(2011). World. Retrieved from http://www.worldatlas.com
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