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Designer Eleanor Lutz is fast becoming one of our very favorite science-visualization artists. Her latest work provides a mesmerizing look at the weird and wonderful ways that animals breathe. (Did you know, for example, that grasshoppers have no lungs?)
Beth Dichter's insight:
This is an animated visual that shows how human lungs, bird lungs, and a grasshopper (who does not have lungs) breathe. I suspect that students will be very intrigued with this and that a great classroom discussion could take place, or students might want to learn how other animals breathe, and compare them to the images provided. 
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Scoop.it!
TEd-Ed is a great resource to find videos. This post provides a look at six of their videos. Each video has a multiple choice quiz as well as some questions with short answers. They also include additional resources. You also have the ability to flip the lesson on your own. A tour of TED-Ed is available at http://ed.ted.com/tour. This post shares six videos in six subject categories (out of 11 categories). Click through to see videos on: * How inventions change history? * How breathing works? * Logarithms, Explained * Rethinking thinking * How do nerves work? * Why do Americans vote on Tuesday?
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Thx Beth Dichter!