Session 1 Session 1 provides an introduction to statistical investigations. The teacher will need to provide the children with plenty of magazines and newspapers that have some good examples of how data can be presented effectively and also perhaps some examples of poorly displayed data.
Insects can act as mechanical vectors, meaning that the insect can carry an organism but the insect is not essential to the organismâs life cycle, such as when house flies carry organisms on the outside of their bodies that cause diarrhea in people.nsects. Triatomine bugs are the vectors for Chagas disease. An insect that transmits a disease is known as a vector, and the disease is referred to as a vector-borne disease.
Think about what they provide for the environment in which they live and why it is important to trees. List as many things you can think of that describe how trees help the environment. Food Consider what types of food humans, animals and insects get from trees.hat Trees Provide Activity: 1. In the classroom or at home: Review the introduction and handout the Tree Cards for the four trees highlighted from the Butterfly Garden. Have students complete Activity Part I. This will guide students to consider what trees provide for us and what they do in their own habitats. 2.